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Old 03-16-2026, 07:28 PM   #1
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Fast Way to Create/Maintain Large Fictional Worlds?

I haven't played since OOTP 22 and I checked on there, and while my idea can be implemented, it would take a long time to create, and a lot of manual labor to keep running.

I have an idea of a 64 league world with 10 teams each in a high school-age feeder league system for the MLB across the US, Canada, and Mexico. Each league would have 2 3 game series' against each opponent, one home one away, resulting in a 54 games regular season. The winners of each league would move on to a 64 team tournament with 8 groups of 8, each team playing the other twice for a 14 game group stage, with the top 4 teams of each group moving on to the round of 32 in a single elimination tournament, seeded 1 to 32 based on win percentage and other tiebreakers, with top seed playing bottom seed and so on in each round.

Is there a way to create this world quickly, and make it so all of my rules replicate themselves year over year? I know modding is a thing, but I've never modded anything before. Is that possible through the creation of a mod? Is learning to mod easy enough or quite complicated for the average joe?

I also would accept suggestions for my world idea if you have any.

Thank you!
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Old 03-16-2026, 11:20 PM   #2
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I don't think any of what you said is really "modding" the game, I think it's just making use of features. That said, I've never tried anything as big as you're describing so I'm not sure it's all possible. I will caution that you might soon decide to go with a smaller league instead. At least for me, the bigger the league the harder it is to stop making it and to just start enjoying it instead.
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Old 03-17-2026, 04:31 PM   #3
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Simply put..there really isn’t an easy way anymore
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Old 03-17-2026, 04:32 PM   #4
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Simply put..there really isn’t an easy way anymore
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Old 03-17-2026, 04:32 PM   #5
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Check the QS and see if there is something similar there, can use that as a base?
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Old 03-17-2026, 11:32 PM   #7
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I haven't played since OOTP 22 and I checked on there, and while my idea can be implemented, it would take a long time to create, and a lot of manual labor to keep running.

I have an idea of a 64 league world with 10 teams each in a high school-age feeder league system for the MLB across the US, Canada, and Mexico. Each league would have 2 3 game series' against each opponent, one home one away, resulting in a 54 games regular season. The winners of each league would move on to a 64 team tournament with 8 groups of 8, each team playing the other twice for a 14 game group stage, with the top 4 teams of each group moving on to the round of 32 in a single elimination tournament, seeded 1 to 32 based on win percentage and other tiebreakers, with top seed playing bottom seed and so on in each round.

I also would accept suggestions for my world idea if you have any.

Thank you!
You're probably being too ambitious size wise. You'd be better off doing something like 8 big leagues with 8 playoff qualifiers each to get to your 64 team playoff system, but even that is too much especially if you don't really know what you're doing.

You're going to want to use templates in Advanced League Setup so that you can iterate on different setups because you're going to make mistakes. Create your leagues save it as a template, start the game and see how things work. Fix your mistakes, save template and try again.

I'd consider doing 1 league of 8 divisions with 4 teams from each qualifying for a 32 team Custom Playoff tournament of some kind. That will let you learn how things work and the pros and cons of your idea. From there you can decide if you want to go bigger and create multiple leagues and a larger Association.

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Is there a way to create this world quickly, and make it so all of my rules replicate themselves year over year? I know modding is a thing, but I've never modded anything before. Is that possible through the creation of a mod? Is learning to mod easy enough or quite complicated for the average joe?
I don't really know what you mean by this. There's no modding involved other than finding schedules, uniforms or other mods you'd like to incorporate Once you create leagues the setup persists until you change it. As for creating things quickly it's not hard to add leagues quickly, it's a few clicks. Getting the details right and testing is the time consuming part.
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