What the Hell?Terribly annoying!

All the players at Association is not satisfied!And the thing is that i make things to get em in good mood!

For example
I have David Lee for starting Center!And he is not satisfied with his minutes...then i go to player roles and put him i want you to be the star of the team and at the rotaion and make his minutes 45-47..
There is no way a player would be not satisfied with this!Do you know a tip or a hint?

At the worst situation a cheat would be wellcame!

Because of a losing streak maybe?

nah im 1st in the league

I get this aswell. There is a way around it but it is cheating a little.

1. Go into the Roster and edit the player. Go to the Contract menu, and change his role to Bench Warmer. Save and Exit.

2. Go to Player Roles and change his role to what you want it as, and the morale will go up.

Pros: Happy Team

Cons: You need alot of Role Changes to do this, which you acquire by doing trades, which will decrease your team chemistry

There is a way around the chemistry busting method to get the Player Roles. You could use a cheat tool, like TSearch, to increase the player roles.

If you choose the second method, download TSearch here http://www.mediafire.com/?rkjndx3jmmw, and the address for Role Changes is 5D847A4, 1 byte.

Do you know why they aren't happy? Check their player's card to see what the agent states about his morale. It's usually playing time or bigger role, or even to request a trade.

If your bench players' ratings are high they can easily have a lower morale because they think they should have a bigger role. If you have six starters on a team, obviously one will not be happy. If you have more than one sixth man, you will need to give them both at least 20+ minutes to keep them happy. Role players need 10 minutes, but you can get away with giving them 8 or 9 for a few games. You need bench warmers, they will have low ratings, barely get to play, and be happy just to be on the team.

Do you know why they aren't happy? Check their player's card to see what the agent states about his morale. It's usually playing time or bigger role, or even to request a trade.

If your bench players' ratings are high they can easily have a lower morale because they think they should have a bigger role. If you have six starters on a team, obviously one will not be happy. If you have more than one sixth man, you will need to give them both at least 20+ minutes to keep them happy. Role players need 10 minutes, but you can get away with giving them 8 or 9 for a few games. You need bench warmers, they will have low ratings, barely get to play, and be happy just to be on the team.

My bench warmers were happy until like 20 games to go in the season, and in the playoffs they just went bizarre when they didnt get playing time