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Originally Posted by Leo_The_Lip
When I start a fictional league, I set all teams to size 7. That seems to work for awhile as the first changes tend to be +/-1 to 6 or 8 and that does not harm anything until I grow bored and fire up something new.
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Do you remember what "size" is a result of using 7 in the settings? Big? Hey, Leo... Were you a bookie in a previous life? We've got a guy up here, retired now... Lou_The_Shoe.
I thought maybe you guys were related.
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Originally Posted by Syd Thrift
Think of market sizes as between 1 and 10, with 11 to 20 only being used if you have a truly massive market in there, like the Yankees in the 40s and early 50s. It's not dissimilar to the way the game handles player ratings; internally they're 1-250 but very rarely do they go over 200.
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Ahhh...Maybe those larger numbers are necessary for back in the day when there weren't as many teams? When I first discovered there was something called "Market Size" and "Fan Interest" in my Front Office, I took a peek around the league. I don't remember everyone, but I do remember the California Angeles has a larger Market Size than my beloved New York Yankees. And the Philadelphia Phillies have a MUCH larger Market Size.