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Originally Posted by raginhood
Really though since this game is soooooo unpredictable and inconsistant with the stats and ratings of a player I guess it really doesn't matter. A green lined ratings player could be just a bum and a red bar ratings player could be the star of the show. This is the part that makes it frustrating and not really fun as I'm used to Strat-o-Matic and APBA baseball type play where the player actually does what's on his card and not some random maybe a star and maybe not. I also played Negamco Baseball and Big League Manager Baseball back in the day and they also used cards that gave a more historical outcome. I mean imagine having Babe Ruth on your team and he bats .200 in his prime with 10 hr a year lmao
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I think that if you took the time to graph the league-wide distribution of individual ratings and the asscociated outputs produced at each of those intervals then you would find out that you are 100% dead wrong.
How do I know? Because I already have. Your argument does not hold weight...mathematically speaking.
Finally, stars are for girls.
EDIT: Oh...quick study for you. Look at the worst team in your league. Go ahead...I'll wait. Ok, now sum up all the stars on that team. Got it? Ok...now go sum up all the stars on the best team in your league. Now tell me if they are equal.