2p Player Conditions Disadvantage

[HermanFontenot]

Can someone explain how this works to me on an original cartridge? Are they reversed? I feel like I've read something but haven't been able to find it again. 

 

Thanks,

HermanFontenot

[bruddog]

Without double checking, I’m pretty sure the displayed condition text is correct and the ratings are incorrect.

 

Pretty sure the ratings are displayed as if the player was in the condition of the same player on the P1 roster.

 

Example: If player 1 qb2 is in bad, if you check your player 2 qb2 who is in good the text will say “GOOD” but the ratings will appear as if he is in bad.

[HermanFontenot]

Thanks bruddog. Appreciate you responding. 

That is really interesting. So, the reverse is also true? Say P1 QB1, for sake of argument let's say CHI's Jim Harbaugh, is in EXCELLENT. P2's QB1, G.B.'s Don Majkowski, is in AVERAGE. So, will Majkowski's actual ratings reflect an EXCELLENT condition? And just to clarify, this isn't only a visual thing, this actually shows up in the gameplay as well?

[HermanFontenot]

Is there anymore reading you have available on this subject? I think I remember a forum topic about it way back when but I haven't found anything about it lately. Also have scoured the strategy guides looking for details. 

[bruddog]

On 12/2/2021 at 9:35 AM, HermanFontenot said:

Thanks bruddog. Appreciate you responding. 

That is really interesting. So, the reverse is also true? Say P1 QB1, for sake of argument let's say CHI's Jim Harbaugh, is in EXCELLENT. P2's QB1, G.B.'s Don Majkowski, is in AVERAGE. So, will Majkowski's actual ratings reflect an EXCELLENT condition? And just to clarify, this isn't only a visual thing, this actually shows up in the gameplay as well?

No it doesn't show up in the gameplay. Its only visually the player ratings will look incorrect.