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Bluenoser · 10-30-2009, 07:29 AM

1. Yes. It uses the criteria you set in league setup.

2. No, your criteria is the benchmark.

3. It doesn't decide. In OOTP players go to the HOF as players, not wearing the ballcap of a specific team.

4. If players meet your criteria, they will be elected, regardless of how many years they played.

5. Yes. Right click on a player in the HOF and you will see an option to remove them from the HOF. works the same on the opposite side of the coin also, if you feel a player should be in the HOF and he's not, right click and you will see an option to induct him.

Bottom line here is, you get to decide who is and isn't in your HOF. Some people, myself included, set their criteria to ridiculously high numbers so noone gets automatic selection, then at the end of each year, peruse the retired playes and elect who you feel belongs.

You can also set your criteria to all zeros and noone will get elected.

10-30-2009, 07:29 AM	#2
Bluenoser Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: In The Moment Posts: 14,490	1. Yes. It uses the criteria you set in league setup. 2. No, your criteria is the benchmark. 3. It doesn't decide. In OOTP players go to the HOF as players, not wearing the ballcap of a specific team. 4. If players meet your criteria, they will be elected, regardless of how many years they played. 5. Yes. Right click on a player in the HOF and you will see an option to remove them from the HOF. works the same on the opposite side of the coin also, if you feel a player should be in the HOF and he's not, right click and you will see an option to induct him. Bottom line here is, you get to decide who is and isn't in your HOF. Some people, myself included, set their criteria to ridiculously high numbers so noone gets automatic selection, then at the end of each year, peruse the retired playes and elect who you feel belongs. You can also set your criteria to all zeros and noone will get elected.