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Originally Posted by Cusefan95
It seems like most people here are into customization, but this is almost exactly what I wished the desktop version was. Clean and simple. Start up a new game in seconds. All your minor leaguers lumped together so you don't have to worry about multiple minor leagues. There are not a dozen setup screens to go through and adjust. Who cares about logo's, team names, facegen....it is all just cosmetics. I haven't finished a season yet, so I'll have to see how the offseason goes still, but the amateur draft was nice. I hope this is a big success and it saves me having to even consider buying the full desktop version!
I rated it 5 stars and highly recommend it for anyone who feels the desktop version is just way too cumbersome and makes you feel bogged down with details.
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But you don't need to change logos, names or facegen in OOTP. If you want a watered down version of OOTP then that's cool but you can actually water down OOTP as well, you don't have to have multiple minors or multiple leagues and such. The big selling point of OOTP is you can customize it, you only have to look at the ammount of mods that have been invented for it to see that. The big selling point of iOOTP is you can play on the go without carrying a laptop around, they both have their parts to play in the OOTP brand.