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Originally Posted by BIG17EASY
Because star ratings take into account the "whole player." That means defense and speed, as well, not just the contact, power and eye ratings that are listed on the scouting pages. It's widely accepted that judging a player by his star ratings is a bad way to look at a player. A guy could be a poor hitter, but be an 80 runner and 80 defender and the game will often rate him 3 stars or higher.
The fact that the three ratings shown on those screens vary between the three settings tells me there probably isn't a problem.
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Yet in the example so far, the overall star rating at 100% is equal between OSA and team scout yet at "very low" accuracy the overall for OSA still shows the same as at 100% accuracy while the team scout does not. So potentially one could sort by the overall potentials as shown by OSA, ignore there scout and have better drafts. If your "whole player" hypothesis were correct then that would affect both OSA and team scout yet it doesn't appear to.