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hanno · 02-05-2020, 10:39 AM

Been playing OOTP for a couple years now, last version I have is 19 so they may have updated some of these already:
-improved section showing AI team needs
-more in depth scouting
-ability to see difference between your scout and osa ratings side by side
-more breakout players: why do players always regress after breakout seasons?
My example I’ll use is Christian Yelich. In 2018 in my sim he had a monster season batting around .330 with 30 HRs yet his ratings didn’t improve at all... now in real life the exact same thing happened and I’m sure he was much improved in 20. Why doesn’t the ingame bump up player ratings after monster years?. It seems the in game engines always assume it’s just an anomaly and not a true sustainable breakout. Would love to see that changed.
— another example is with Ryan McMahon. His rookie season he hit 40hrs with ba around .290 and the game didn’t increase his ratings at all! If a rookie did that in real life the next ootp would have him 5 stars overall.
- more in depth comparison ability on both team and individual level. Displaying league avgs etc. so you know exactly where players and team stands.
Don’t post much on here but love the game and cannot get enough. Will be buying 21 without a doubt. Hope I didn’t repeat anything that’s been said too much

Oh and ability to start the game right after the World Series so you can adjust to how you would’ve like to see the off-season go for your team (sincerely a cubs fan)

02-05-2020, 10:39 AM	#20
hanno Bat Boy Join Date: May 2018 Posts: 12	Been playing OOTP for a couple years now, last version I have is 19 so they may have updated some of these already: -improved section showing AI team needs -more in depth scouting -ability to see difference between your scout and osa ratings side by side -more breakout players: why do players always regress after breakout seasons? My example I’ll use is Christian Yelich. In 2018 in my sim he had a monster season batting around .330 with 30 HRs yet his ratings didn’t improve at all... now in real life the exact same thing happened and I’m sure he was much improved in 20. Why doesn’t the ingame bump up player ratings after monster years?. It seems the in game engines always assume it’s just an anomaly and not a true sustainable breakout. Would love to see that changed. — another example is with Ryan McMahon. His rookie season he hit 40hrs with ba around .290 and the game didn’t increase his ratings at all! If a rookie did that in real life the next ootp would have him 5 stars overall. - more in depth comparison ability on both team and individual level. Displaying league avgs etc. so you know exactly where players and team stands. Don’t post much on here but love the game and cannot get enough. Will be buying 21 without a doubt. Hope I didn’t repeat anything that’s been said too much Oh and ability to start the game right after the World Series so you can adjust to how you would’ve like to see the off-season go for your team (sincerely a cubs fan) Last edited by hanno; 02-05-2020 at 10:53 AM.