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Originally Posted by David Watts
LOL. They had to change the way modern players aged so that RAH would work when playing random debut. Otherwise, guys like Judge, Bogaerts, Betts etc would just play forever. I've been playing random debut since it's inception and this was never a problem. Why? Because I simply use recalc and the development engine and modern players would age and regress without issue. Same goes for Sandy Koufax, Shoeless Joe etc. Then the wild idea gets thrown out there to add RAH to random debut in a patch. But, everyone says, what happens to the modern guys. They say they will make it so they age and regress. This was done pretty much overnight to make it ready for a patch. No testing You didn't discover a thing. We all knew if you didn't use the combo of recalc and development, a guy like Koufaz would have the same season over and over again untill he was 50 or the game got bored with him. We all had a working solution, recalc and the development engine.
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We have multiple people on the forum who volunteered to work on an aspect of the the game. The volunteers now know how everything works while the devs by their own words don't know how anything works.
Then there's a group of people who complain about the lack of a manual explaining how the game works. Their solution is to have the users who are the ones asking how things works write a manual on how things work.
Each version of the game has new features that don't work. It could be argued new features that don't work are introduced to make people forget about the old features that don't work that the devs can't figure out how to fix.
There is an expectation of the users that when there's different input due to players playing for different teams, getting injured when the didn't and not injured when they did, retiring early, playing longer, and their talent changing through TCR, that the league output should be the same. Different input, same output. Another definition of insanity.