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jeffself · 03-30-2016, 01:29 PM

I'm new to OOTP and I'm looking to do the same thing, but with 64 teams and each matchup being a 154 game 'season'.

Maybe you can answer this question. I'm coming from Diamond Mind Baseball and each season has an era that basically normalizes the data for that season. Just because a team scored 900+ runs in 2003 doesn't mean they're an offensive juggernaut. Does OOTP have some sort of normalization for this? Or will the 1968 Detroit Tigers be a poor offensive team just because they played in a pitcher's era? And will the 2003 Boston Red Sox be an offensive powerhouse because of the era they played in?

03-30-2016, 01:29 PM	#5
jeffself Bat Boy Join Date: Apr 2015 Posts: 13	Cool stuff! I'm new to OOTP and I'm looking to do the same thing, but with 64 teams and each matchup being a 154 game 'season'. Maybe you can answer this question. I'm coming from Diamond Mind Baseball and each season has an era that basically normalizes the data for that season. Just because a team scored 900+ runs in 2003 doesn't mean they're an offensive juggernaut. Does OOTP have some sort of normalization for this? Or will the 1968 Detroit Tigers be a poor offensive team just because they played in a pitcher's era? And will the 2003 Boston Red Sox be an offensive powerhouse because of the era they played in?