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Originally Posted by Leo_The_Lip
First off, yes you can get flops at times. I've had Hank Aaron be no better than a fourth OFer, for example. In my favorite replay, I had Smokey Burgess and Ed Bailey be the top 2 home run hitters of all time while leading the Cubs and Reds to a decade worth of pennant battles.
The results of every batter/pitcher confrontation starts with the overall settings of your replay. By that I mean, if you have chosen to have the historical settings for each season imported, a Ruth/Johnson confrontation set in 1964 will resemble a Koufax/Killebrew battle. If it is set in 1916, it will resemble a Home Run Baker/young pitcher Babe Ruth confrontation.
Similarly, for your last question, Pud Galvin versus Josh Hamilton would depend on the historic year of the confrontation.
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You just summed up exactly why I love OOTP so much. Random debut has become my favorite way to play and it's what you said in your post that makes it such a cool feature.