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I want to echo Dan Theman's question before it gets lost in the shuffle.
Will the "fix" for more better younger players getting to the majors in 6.03 apply only to newly created players? Or will our existing minor leaguers now develop more quickly, too? Gosh, I hope it's the latter.
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Thanks Markus and crew
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Thanks Markus!
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Henry, thanks for the quick response. If the answer is "we don't know," I'm cool with that.
Anyway, I'm mostly just curious. It is what it is. BUt either way, it's a big improvement to the game. I also want to say "thanks" once more to Markus for his strong efforts on our behalf in continuing to improve an already fabulous game. In light of the unbelievably rude attitudes expressed by some here, I hope Markus knows that most of us are pleased as punch! (You can call me a fan-boy if you want; I call it being realistic!) |
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Thanks Markus
Great work man. Thank you for making this experience a great one !!
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or markus can just answer the question himself. crazy notion huh? |
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LOL - yeah, at some point I'd like to know so I can pass the info along to the owners in my league. I will, however, be patient and let the man get some sleep (it's what, 9 or 10 PM over there right now?).
- Dan PS -
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Join Date: Jul 2003
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I personally "adavanced to the next season" when 6.0 came out and have had my top 3 draft picks in this year's draft already move up to AAA. So young players advancing was never an issue with me. It will be weird if they all make it to the bigs after 1 year, so I hope this doesn't get blown out of proportion.
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Great work - the sim speed has really increased. I think I'll start a fictional league. Finally, I feel I can truly take v6 out for a spin!
Thanks, Marcus and gang. And a special thanks to Henry for putting up with a lot of s**t. -atomheart |
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skydog, im just wondering about the development modifiers, is it by default? or +200%?
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Furthermore, teams who claim players on the 40-man roster of another team must place him on the 40-man roster of their own team. In OOTP, this would require AI teams to always designate a player for assignment, since they always fill all 40 spots. So do many real-life teams, but, they do not dump players off the 40-man lightly, and so this is why some decent players slip through waivers. It is also, by the way, why sometimes a decent prospect will end up on waivers (because a GM is pretty stupid and forgets that he has a full 40-man). Hi Ed Wade! Unless you are able to remove a player from the 40-man roster, and promote a replacement irrespective of what happens to the first player, it hampers player movement and makes having a full 40-man roster a mistake in most cases, because you have to wait a full waiver period before you can promote a player to the 40-man. So if your ace goes down to injury on Saturday and you want your star AA non-roster pitcher to pitch on Sunday, tough luck! I hate to complicate things but the "designated for assignment" procedure is there for a reason, and it's missing from the game.
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Join Date: Oct 2003
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I think it's great that Markus has been on top of this thing and has developed another patch to help with our needs. Now, time to go test it out!
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Sorry to seem cranky but is anybody else but myself displeased with the thought of a players career arc--such as posted by Skydog--extending deeply into middle age and posting huge numbers, including 26 stolen bases as a 41 year old? And exhibiting peak of career power numbers AND unbelievable Iron-Man durability at what should be the tail end of a loooong run? The estimable Mr. Wallace was an OF too, was he not? Even Barry-I-didnt-do-it-Bonds, a veritable Superman of geriatric productivity, has shown a steady decline in the number of games played over the last years--as he nudges 40--as well as noticeably diminished range afield. Forgive me folks--and it DOES appear the career modelling is improved from what I can tell--but this doggy just wont hunt. I do believe further tweaking, or a workable slider that effectively tones down such excess, is in order. This immunity from aging is just as vexing as the drop-off-the-table declines at 32 years-old that was rife in earlier complaint threads.
How tough would it be to take representative "snapshots" from various eras in real MLB history, and superimpose them over the career arc generation in OOTP as presently constituted? At the least we would see far fewer of these anomalous uber-elders in our histories. |
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Join Date: Feb 2002
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rogmax 11 wrote: "Sorry to seem cranky but is anybody else but myself displeased with the thought of a players career arc--such as posted by Skydog--extending deeply into middle age and posting huge numbers, including 26 stolen bases as a 41 year old?"
Dave Lopes went 47 for 51 in SB as a 40 year-old, and 25 for 33 at age 41, so it's possible. |
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Plus that is only one player in a 50+ year league I doubt that kind of performance was common.
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Henry,
this post shoud be sticky thanks |
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