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Message: <blockquote data-quote="best_fullback" data-source="post: 312422" data-attributes="member: 15318">Yeah definately. Nothing more infuriating that making a break and getting caught when the player just decides they're too tried to run anymore! In Fifa 10 they have a good stamina system with 2 bars. When you sprint the first one drains but will fill again when not running. If you sprint for long periods however and drain the 1st bar the whole way the 2nd bar (overall stamina) begins to drain, but much slower than the first. This bar then never refills. Then when the 1st bar refills again it will only fill back up to where the 2nd is. e.g.(no sprinting)1 ------------------------2 ------------------------(sprinting, 1st bar drains)1 ----------2 ------------------------(bar begins to fill back up to top when not sprinting)1 -----------------2 ------------------------(sprinting for longer drains 2nd bar)1 2 --------------(1st bar now only fills up to 2nd bar limit when recovered)1 --------------2 --------------What this means is you can always constantly sprint so you don't get the jogging problem but it will affect your overall stamina over a whole game if you do sprint excessively to the point where it will affect your player's perfomance with passing, turning, skills etc and really improves the system of tactics regarding substitutions.That works very well as I say in Fifa but that being a football game where players rarely always run at full pelt it might not work as well in a rugby game. Just my 2 cents!</blockquote>

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