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Originally Posted by thehef
I'm not sure about the "real" part cuz I don't know exactly what you mean, but as far as the real NA, NL, AA, UL, PL league structure, players, etc., those should be do-able.
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What I meant is... what I already do manually
1871 - 75 : One empty league and the NA
1876 - 81 : One empty league and the NL
1882 - 91 : Two leagues, AA and NL
1884 : Three league: AA, NL and UA (as an independent ML since we can't do three leagues in the same structure)
1890: Three league: AA, NL and PL (as an independent ML since we can't do three leagues in the same structure)
1892 - 1900: One empty league and the NL
1901+ : I change nothing since the structure is fine
All those leagues are major league and part of MLB history for the records and all so I don't want this implemented like the FL... sadly the way I do it meant that what a player do in the Union Association and the Player League isn't part of his MLB career stats record.
The empty league is because I keep it for the American League after 1900 (when it isn't it's because the AA is the first league) and the empty one is always the first league because in the game MLB structure this is the American League spot.
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Originally Posted by thehef
"get the right players in the right organizations at approximately the right time"
... and not...
"100% accuracy"
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This is exactly what I want since doing the players move from one affiliate to another would be insane and, to be honest, ridiculous. I just want a file that say player XYZ is part of your organization keep him in your system for the season (unless released in real life).
Another thing I forgot previously... I'd like is an option in the editor to prevent a player to be put on the ML team before a specific date... if you play historical a lot of players become rookie ineligible because a team decide to keep them on the team the entire season (wasting them as pinch hitter or reliever if they were SP, notice that I play with real line up) but in real life they were only september call up and were there for less than a month.