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jbone · 08-07-2003, 07:42 PM

Being from Germany, I was wondering if you're a CM guy... I suppose the answer is yes!

Though, personally I don't know what a 2d match engine would do for a baseball game. It's one thing for a football match, where guys are constantly running, but baseball is a very static game. Personally, I think that there are better things you could do. I love CM, but I think that CM4 is not very good for reasons other than the 2D engine. Still, I wouldn't waste too much time on a 2D match engine for ootp.

Three cheers for the better player development! My Ajax Amsterdam ootp team is going to be very happy about that. I do think that before you draft a guy, you should have an idea about whether or not he is going to sign, though. Otherwise, it wouldn't be fair or realistic, as IRL teams sometimes pass up players that they know will be difficult to sign.

Thanks!
Jamie

08-07-2003, 07:42 PM	#89
jbone Minors (Double A) Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Boston Posts: 156	Being from Germany, I was wondering if you're a CM guy... I suppose the answer is yes! Though, personally I don't know what a 2d match engine would do for a baseball game. It's one thing for a football match, where guys are constantly running, but baseball is a very static game. Personally, I think that there are better things you could do. I love CM, but I think that CM4 is not very good for reasons other than the 2D engine. Still, I wouldn't waste too much time on a 2D match engine for ootp. Three cheers for the better player development! My Ajax Amsterdam ootp team is going to be very happy about that. I do think that before you draft a guy, you should have an idea about whether or not he is going to sign, though. Otherwise, it wouldn't be fair or realistic, as IRL teams sometimes pass up players that they know will be difficult to sign. Thanks! Jamie __________________ "Ain't no use steppin' if you don't step hot" -Roots Manuva