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Originally Posted by sharpk23
I wonder what factors go into turning the Movement number in the database into the actual movement number we see in the game. I heard GB% factors in, but there has to be a lot more. I only had a quick 5 minutes to look at OOTP 20 during my lunch break and some of the cards on AH end up with a higher Movement number than what the database has listed. However, I can't imagine some of the bigger name pitchers movement numbers increase from the number listed in the database. I wonder if we have enough information from just the database numbers to determine a formula for what the movement number is displayed in the game.
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I'm sure that higher ground ball % makes MOV go up and lower makes it go down.