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Originally Posted by Charlatan
I don't know what the OOTP guys want to impart by the OVR concept but doesn't it stand for "Overall Rating"? As with any system that boils down a bunch of numbers to one value, it's not perfect. I think the earlier we realize that OVR is a flawed way to compare two players, the better off we are.
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What I meant was, OVR can still mean "Overall" but might include some "un-viewable" variable(s). In any case, I agree we have shown that there are certain cards that are better or worse than others regardless of what OVR says.
I think the most important variable to accept is that the variable range "inside" the game can far outpace card ratings - which is actually the way it should be. This is why your BA .185 bench player can come in and hit a double to score two runs when your cleanup hitter just struck out.
But it is frustrating...