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mankle · 06-28-2011, 02:28 PM

Hi all,

My first post . . . Been a baseball fan since I was a wee lad (born in the same year as my hometown Blue Jays) and I've just discovered OOTP... loving it so far!

So here's a question that someone might have an answer for. Does the game engine differentiate between Class A minor league teams?

In the team listings, all full season Class A teams are not differentiated. If you right click on the "Affiliated Teams" button for the Toronto Blue Jays (for example) Class A Dunedin (Florida State League) is listed above Class A Lansing (Midwest League) which is as it should be. The Florida State League is considered a "Class A Advanced" league, or high A ball.

However, when in the Transactions/ "Minor Leagues" screen, Lansing is listed above Dunedin.

So I repeat my question from above - Is the game set up to understand that not all Class A ball is created equal?

Also, are there differences in the different Rookie Leagues that the game recognizes?

Thanks!

06-28-2011, 02:28 PM	#1
mankle Minors (Double A) Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 122	Single A/Single A Advanced? Hi all, My first post . . . Been a baseball fan since I was a wee lad (born in the same year as my hometown Blue Jays) and I've just discovered OOTP... loving it so far! So here's a question that someone might have an answer for. Does the game engine differentiate between Class A minor league teams? In the team listings, all full season Class A teams are not differentiated. If you right click on the "Affiliated Teams" button for the Toronto Blue Jays (for example) Class A Dunedin (Florida State League) is listed above Class A Lansing (Midwest League) which is as it should be. The Florida State League is considered a "Class A Advanced" league, or high A ball. However, when in the Transactions/ "Minor Leagues" screen, Lansing is listed above Dunedin. So I repeat my question from above - Is the game set up to understand that not all Class A ball is created equal? Also, are there differences in the different Rookie Leagues that the game recognizes? Thanks!