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Old 05-19-2010, 08:56 AM   #1
cdidman
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Players developing and minor leagues ?

I have a question that I'm sure has been covered by some of you veteran players, but I have a couple of question about the minor leagues in OOTP.

First off, do players develop their projected value? I see on my A team, every player has a half or 1 start projected value. Can these players develop into something more? I hope this happens or there is some way to develop players.

Also, do players bust? Is there a 5 star potential player that just won't reach that?

And one last question, struggling players, is there any reason to send them to the minors? What is the effect in OOTP on struggling players getting sent to the minors. Can this be a good managerial move in OOTP or does this do nothing.

I am unsure of how young players are effected, is there a "rush" to the majors effect where some players can be negatively effected if they are brought into the majors too soon?

Thanks for the help.
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Old 05-19-2010, 11:44 AM   #2
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I have a question that I'm sure has been covered by some of you veteran players, but I have a couple of question about the minor leagues in OOTP.

First off, do players develop their projected value? I see on my A team, every player has a half or 1 start projected value. Can these players develop into something more? I hope this happens or there is some way to develop players.

Also, do players bust? Is there a 5 star potential player that just won't reach that?
Not all players will develop their projected value - some will underperform, and some will outperform their projected value. The potential ratings can and will change, depending on the talent change randomness settings in the Game Setup. You definitely get lower-round breakout stars and 1st round flops just like in real life. Additionally, if you have scouting on, this will play a role as well. Your scout may think a player is a 5-star talent but in really he is not and will flop.

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And one last question, struggling players, is there any reason to send them to the minors? What is the effect in OOTP on struggling players getting sent to the minors. Can this be a good managerial move in OOTP or does this do nothing.

I am unsure of how young players are effected, is there a "rush" to the majors effect where some players can be negatively effected if they are brought into the majors too soon?
I'm less sure on this area and maybe someone after me can clear this up a bit. I'm relatively sure there can be a penalty if players play in a league over their current talent level, so yes, there is a risk of rushing players to the majors. I think (emphasis on think) that there is a benefit to sending struggling players down to AAA, but I wouldn't play too much credence on it.
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