Lindmann Posted February 18, 2019 Share Posted February 18, 2019 A suggestion that could bring a lot of realism, transparancy and another management-factor into the game: What if a match had a "heat" attribute? Certain factors could rise the heat: Two rivaling teams facing each other, a local derby, a match that has been hyped up by media beforehand, comments about the opposing manager, a couple of hard fouls in the match, low-morale (desperate) teams, etc... So for example that a couple of hard fouls in a row can fire-up the teams (and the crowd) and turn a calm match into a frantic match. The heat-factor influences the players composure and work rate, so that in a heated-up match the likelyhood of serious fouls, violent conduct, yellow and red cards is increased. But they might also play better. A match can be prevented from heatening-up by calm team leaders, trainer comments, etc. Already heated-up games can be cooled-down by the referee (cards), the trainer or team leaders. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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