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asado · 03-28-2014, 01:45 AM

I agree with are Revcarte about his comments .We paying $5 a year for an update.

Whether it is worth to update and buy depends what new features it includes.The game is good ( not as good as OOTP) and it has been enjoyable

I played close to 50 seasons from 1961 MLB season . Fortunately I am to make trades I want by workarounds and also adjusting the seasons BA and pitching by manipulating non compiled databases in iOOTP.

I have been able to recover from major programming issues and glitches with iOOTP without requesting iOOTP technical support

The other option is to get a tablet PC and export OOTP to the tablet PC and get all the features which iOOTP lacks and then export back to PC

I appreciate Sebastian efforts to make this a good game but from its comments it is inferred that the developers are more interested in developing PC and Mac desktop versions since it obviously brings in more revenue.

It is a honest statement by Sebastian and I appreciate it

Obviously their interest in expanding iOOTP and adding new features is going to be limited based on lack of significant revenue generation and they will be working on another PC and Mac Game in future (football)

I do not expect there will be many significant changes with the iOOTP 2014 but I am opened to new surprises they might add.

When it comes out I will make a decision to buy it or not.

I will just be skeptical about their statements in future about updates and added new features until it is finally released

03-28-2014, 01:45 AM	#64
asado Minors (Rookie Ball) Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 22	iootp I agree with are Revcarte about his comments .We paying $5 a year for an update. Whether it is worth to update and buy depends what new features it includes.The game is good ( not as good as OOTP) and it has been enjoyable I played close to 50 seasons from 1961 MLB season . Fortunately I am to make trades I want by workarounds and also adjusting the seasons BA and pitching by manipulating non compiled databases in iOOTP. I have been able to recover from major programming issues and glitches with iOOTP without requesting iOOTP technical support The other option is to get a tablet PC and export OOTP to the tablet PC and get all the features which iOOTP lacks and then export back to PC I appreciate Sebastian efforts to make this a good game but from its comments it is inferred that the developers are more interested in developing PC and Mac desktop versions since it obviously brings in more revenue. It is a honest statement by Sebastian and I appreciate it Obviously their interest in expanding iOOTP and adding new features is going to be limited based on lack of significant revenue generation and they will be working on another PC and Mac Game in future (football) I do not expect there will be many significant changes with the iOOTP 2014 but I am opened to new surprises they might add. When it comes out I will make a decision to buy it or not. I will just be skeptical about their statements in future about updates and added new features until it is finally released