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cgh3rd · 07-20-2004, 11:03 AM

I think you can make the game extremely difficult to win if you play as a small market team, with a small stadium, with no salary cap and high dollar amount for cash. I don't play with house rules either but the setup allows you to make the game as tough as you want it to be.

I have tried to take all the best ideas on the board and implemented them into my setup with the new league I'm playing. In my first season I'm findng the game quite challenging staying around .500 after 2 World Series titles in a row in the previous setup I used.

As to your other points I also have bought games for similar reasons that you describe. I respect your opinion and statement on independant developers. I'm not at the point with OOTP to hold back my money. I have gone through similar types of responses with other games over the years.

07-20-2004, 11:03 AM	#61
cgh3rd Minors (Single A) Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: St. Louis, MO Posts: 84	I think you can make the game extremely difficult to win if you play as a small market team, with a small stadium, with no salary cap and high dollar amount for cash. I don't play with house rules either but the setup allows you to make the game as tough as you want it to be. I have tried to take all the best ideas on the board and implemented them into my setup with the new league I'm playing. In my first season I'm findng the game quite challenging staying around .500 after 2 World Series titles in a row in the previous setup I used. As to your other points I also have bought games for similar reasons that you describe. I respect your opinion and statement on independant developers. I'm not at the point with OOTP to hold back my money. I have gone through similar types of responses with other games over the years. __________________ Thanks, Chuck Senior member on the board with the least amount of posts.