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Pineywoods OOTPer · 08-10-2016, 09:34 PM

I have said it before, but it bears to be heard again.

I was on my second deployment in Iraq when my pals and I at one of the team sites were bored and needed a baseball fix. So we went on the hunt and found Baseball Mogul 2008, ordered it and enjoyed it....somewhat.

Then we came home and I was looking for the 2009 version when I stumbled onto OOTP 11. I thought it had more potential then BM ever could, so I bought it, throughly enjoyed it, and preordered 12...and so forth.

What happened to the BM disks, you might ask? Well, we gave them to the old site NCOIC, a Yankees fan as a gift. He used them for 9mm range practice a couple of years later when he found out about OOTP. Needless to say, Baseball Mogul couldn't stand being fired upon....shattered into many pieces.

08-10-2016, 09:34 PM	#62
Pineywoods OOTPer All Star Reserve Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: White Oak, Texas Posts: 726	I have said it before, but it bears to be heard again. I was on my second deployment in Iraq when my pals and I at one of the team sites were bored and needed a baseball fix. So we went on the hunt and found Baseball Mogul 2008, ordered it and enjoyed it....somewhat. Then we came home and I was looking for the 2009 version when I stumbled onto OOTP 11. I thought it had more potential then BM ever could, so I bought it, throughly enjoyed it, and preordered 12...and so forth. What happened to the BM disks, you might ask? Well, we gave them to the old site NCOIC, a Yankees fan as a gift. He used them for 9mm range practice a couple of years later when he found out about OOTP. Needless to say, Baseball Mogul couldn't stand being fired upon....shattered into many pieces. __________________ The Pineywoods OOTPer Senior Office Manager, 18th Circle of Heck. (YES, I am falling and I hear the meows)