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rjl518 02-27-2016 02:53 PM

OOTP vs Everyone else
 
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Just googled Diamond Mind Baseball.
Isn't it interesting that their NEW features are OLD features to OOTP?
Just shows that in the world of baseball sims...
OOTP is above and beyond everyone else.
Has anyone else looked at other sims just to compare them with OOTP?

Padreman 02-27-2016 03:12 PM

Even the "best seller" Baseball Mogul Is very basic

David Watts 02-27-2016 03:52 PM

Used to love Diamond Mind and Strat. Just can't see myself going back to games in which I have to purchase season disks. OOTP has also ruined me for single season replays. There's just something special about seeing a OOTP league develop a history of its own. I check out their websites off and on. Still love reading some of the articles Strat posts on their site.

Padreman 02-27-2016 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by David Watts (Post 3988207)
Used to love Diamond Mind and Strat. Just can't see myself going back to games in which I have to purchase season disks. OOTP has also ruined me for single season replays. There's just something special about seeing a OOTP league develop a history of its own. I check out their websites off and on. Still love reading some of the articles Strat posts on their site.

Nothing wrong with seeing with that "others" are up too

Padreman 02-27-2016 03:58 PM

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Originally Posted by David Watts (Post 3988207)
Used to love Diamond Mind and Strat. Just can't see myself going back to games in which I have to purchase season disks. OOTP has also ruined me for single season replays. There's just something special about seeing a OOTP league develop a history of its own. I check out their websites off and on. Still love reading some of the articles Strat posts on their site.

Are used to have the board game two I loved it. Strat

rjl518 02-27-2016 04:01 PM

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Originally Posted by David Watts (Post 3988207)
Used to love Diamond Mind and Strat. Just can't see myself going back to games in which I have to purchase season disks. OOTP has also ruined me for single season replays. There's just something special about seeing a OOTP league develop a history of its own. I check out their websites off and on. Still love reading some of the articles Strat posts on their site.


Last year, I did a full season real-time preplay on the 2015 Marlins.
Had to admit, that was a lot of fun, even though my Marlins didn't make the playoffs.
But yes, I agree with David Watts.
Season disks!
Aren't we kind of PAST that already?
And yes im talking to you, Diamond Mind, Strat-o-Matic, and DKsports?

Padreman 02-27-2016 04:05 PM

Funny thing is in baseball Mogul I don't know how they get their numbers but on their website it says that is the number one selling PC baseball game. Can't imagine why or how.

David Watts 02-27-2016 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Padreman (Post 3988211)
Are used to have the board game two I loved it. Strat

I played the heck out of the Strat Board game. Also played APBA's board game. Never had the Pursue the Pennant(Diamond Mind) board game though.

rjl518 02-27-2016 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by David Watts (Post 3988220)
I played the heck out of the Strat Board game. Also played APBA's board game. Never had the Pursue the Pennant(Diamond Mind) board game though.


I also had the SOM board game and loved it.
I also had PTP with the ballpark backgrounds.
SOM was easier to play, but PTP had more depth.
Statis Pro Baseball was pretty good too.
But then, out came computers.
And the sports board games went on the shelf to collect dust.

rjl518 02-27-2016 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Padreman (Post 3988218)
Funny thing is in baseball Mogul I don't know how they get their numbers but on their website it says that is the number one selling PC baseball game. Can't imagine why or how.


http://www.sportsmogul.com/games/baseball2k16.html


I think the reviewer at PC Gamer, didn't check out OOTP first.

David Watts 02-27-2016 04:22 PM

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Originally Posted by rjl518 (Post 3988222)
I also had the SOM board game and loved it.
I also had PTP with the ballpark backgrounds.
SOM was easier to play, but PTP had more depth.
Statis Pro Baseball was pretty good too.
But then, out came computers.
And the sports board games went on the shelf to collect dust.

My nephew (10 years younger) was a huge Statis Pro player. I never played the board game, but I did have the Avalon Hill computer version. Loved it.

rjl518 02-27-2016 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by David Watts (Post 3988227)
My nephew (10 years younger) was a huge Statis Pro player. I never played the board game, but I did have the Avalon Hill computer version. Loved it.


I also played the PC version of that too, but then, in 1999, some guy named Markus Heinsohn, made a new baseball game.
The rest is history!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Out_of_the_Park_Baseball

David Watts 02-27-2016 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by rjl518 (Post 3988234)
I also played the PC version of that too, but then, in 1999, some guy named Markus Heinsohn, made a new baseball game.
The rest is history!

I had completely given up playing baseball on the computer and then I heard people bragging about how great Baseball Mogul was. Purchased it and just couldn't get into it. If I remember right, one of my players turned into or was a dolphin. Found Season Ticket II at Office Depot for next to nothing. Next thing you know, I'm cheering on Hoyler Jones:laugh:

The Wolf 02-27-2016 05:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Padreman (Post 3988218)
Funny thing is in baseball Mogul I don't know how they get their numbers but on their website it says that is the number one selling PC baseball game. Can't imagine why or how.

Because people like managing their favorite MLB team? :)

Padreman 02-27-2016 06:05 PM

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Originally Posted by The Wolf (Post 3988278)
Because people like managing their favorite MLB team? :)

True, you can do that here. I played a demo if you like simple basic than its for you but not enough depth. But I can understand some just want to play don't want to mess with settings and stuf

jasonzimmie 02-27-2016 06:17 PM

after playing OOTP how can people play anything but the best.

The Wolf 02-27-2016 06:39 PM

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Originally Posted by jasonzimmie (Post 3988291)
after playing OOTP how can people play anything but the best.

I can remember people leaving OOTP for Mogul back in the OOTP 2006/2007 days. Their arguments didn't make sense to me.

actionjackson 02-27-2016 06:42 PM

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Originally Posted by The Wolf (Post 3988300)
I can remember people leaving OOTP for Mogul back in the OOTP 2006/2007 days. Their arguments didn't make sense to me.

I wasn't here then (so forgive my potential ignorance), but isn't that when OOTP took a step back in order to take a quantum leap forward?

r0nster 02-27-2016 06:51 PM

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Originally Posted by The Wolf (Post 3988300)
I can remember people leaving OOTP for Mogul back in the OOTP 2006/2007 days. Their arguments didn't make sense to me.


I remember them days. They obviously underestimated OOTP and I have often wondered if some returned to OOTP humbled

Padreman 02-27-2016 06:51 PM

Those were the dark days


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