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Mr. Capo · 12-15-2007, 12:52 PM

I mostly use Arod-Garlon's random debut database. They've already done the work described above. I made a database routine similar to that described, but since I don't start a new league all that often, I've been satisfied with Arod-Garlon.

I remain puzzled that more people are not into what I call "cross-era" play. To me, it is by far the most fun way to play OOTP. When I tell people that I have this cool baseball simulation game, one of the first things many people will say is something like: "oh, so you can have Ruth face Clemons," or "you can have the '27 Yankees play the '61 Yankees" ...etc. It seems like what the game was made for, yet I see relatively little enthusiasm or support for it on these boards.

12-15-2007, 12:52 PM	#16
Mr. Capo Minors (Triple A) Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 240	random debut I mostly use Arod-Garlon's random debut database. They've already done the work described above. I made a database routine similar to that described, but since I don't start a new league all that often, I've been satisfied with Arod-Garlon. I remain puzzled that more people are not into what I call "cross-era" play. To me, it is by far the most fun way to play OOTP. When I tell people that I have this cool baseball simulation game, one of the first things many people will say is something like: "oh, so you can have Ruth face Clemons," or "you can have the '27 Yankees play the '61 Yankees" ...etc. It seems like what the game was made for, yet I see relatively little enthusiasm or support for it on these boards.