What if you don't autocalc??

HH20xx convert · 08-12-2011, 01:52 PM

Sounds like folks are very happy that autocalc helps maintain some statistical integrity. I run a fictional league that started as historical a few OOTP versions ago. I'm now into the future with a mix of historic and fictional players.

In previous version of OOTP, statistics would ebb and flow over time, but never got seriously out of whack in my experience. I actually like the ebb and flow, as it adds some unpredictability.

Has anyone run sims in 12 enough to see whether stats get significantly out of whack in this version without autocalc?

BlyGilmore · 08-12-2011, 02:19 PM

you can take a look at the Tradition web site ...
Tradition Baseball League Home

The stats on there now are from 20 years of simming without human interaction. IMO the stats look pretty good (keep in mind though its a 154 game schedule - so things like RBIs and HRs are a smidge lower).

08-12-2011, 01:52 PM	#1
HH20xx convert Minors (Triple A) Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 225	What if you don't autocalc?? Sounds like folks are very happy that autocalc helps maintain some statistical integrity. I run a fictional league that started as historical a few OOTP versions ago. I'm now into the future with a mix of historic and fictional players. In previous version of OOTP, statistics would ebb and flow over time, but never got seriously out of whack in my experience. I actually like the ebb and flow, as it adds some unpredictability. Has anyone run sims in 12 enough to see whether stats get significantly out of whack in this version without autocalc?

08-12-2011, 02:19 PM	#2
BlyGilmore Bat Boy Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 13	you can take a look at the Tradition web site ... Tradition Baseball League Home The stats on there now are from 20 years of simming without human interaction. IMO the stats look pretty good (keep in mind though its a 154 game schedule - so things like RBIs and HRs are a smidge lower). __________________ Tradition Baseball League