Regulating Condition

[Scousegit]

Has anybody else noticed that, generally, when you regulate the condition of your players before a match over 50% of them end up losing 'form' - ie they're arrows degrade from, say, red to green.
What's the point, is there hidden benefits to regulating condition or is it just pants and to be used sparingly?

 

[Zygalski]

It's mostly random.
If you go to the kit select screen for your next match, you can then go back to the main ML menu and regulate again. A little cheat to improve the conditions.

 

[Scousegit]

Nice cheat... but, if the arrows are all looking sorted before regulation, is there a downside to not regulating condition? I've never noticed one myself

 

[Zygalski]

I don't think so. It's just to change the arrows so if they look good, I'd leave it.

 

[g33k]

It's supposed to be if your forms crap, and you need to change it. If it's good then it has no benefit.

 

[fluke88]

I used to use this alot on pro4 but on pro5 i dont like to use it, if one player is on a blue i just bring another palyer in. It's cheating abit i think.

 

[Cyclope]

To cheat or not to cheat that is the question !

 

[Singey]

I use it sometimes in the ml but not a lot, I only ever use it when my teams condition is shit.