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Originally Posted by battists
Mike, I'm not sure I get what you're saying, but it seems to me that this setup would allow you to achieve what you wanted. Hopefully, I will be able to do a "deadball era" in my testing and post the results. Although, I'm not much of a historical simmer.
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What I'm saying is that as it stands now, if I want to create a deadball league with deadball-era players (i.e., for example, much less home run power), I need to *both* alter the league total numbers *and* the player creation numbers.
This is annoying for two reasons.
(1) I have to guess how much I should lower player creation numbers to reflect my new league totals. If I reduce the number of home runs in a league by 50%, it never works out just to enter -50% in the player creation power modifier. One is always guessing, fudging, and it is never as accurate as it could be.
(2) If I want my league totals to change, and my players to reflect those changes--say in the transition from deadball to 1920s play--I have to constantly change my creation modifiers as well.
My point is that this would all be so much easier if the default league total numbers were present-day MLB numbers, and thus no creation modifiers are in play. If, however, I alter the league totals, then the creation modifiers would also automatically be altered as well.