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ifspuds · 11-10-2005, 07:25 PM

So how much of a pain would it be to generate non-doubleheader versions of schedules? Given OOTP6's inability to properly manage doubleheaders and pitcher fatigue, it'd be nice to have doubleheader-free versions that mimic the real-life season as much as possible. I'm guessing it requires extending the season in-game in order to get all the games in.

Is this something I should be requesting in this thread, or over in the fictional schedules thread? I'm asking here first, since there's mention in the initial post of non-doubleheader versions of some years.

Ideally, I'd like non-DH versions of 1962 and 1963, but if this is unlikely to happen, I (well, we, the fine citizens of Time Warp Baseball) will just have to deal.

11-10-2005, 07:25 PM	#144 (permalink)
ifspuds Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Spokane WA Posts: 2,092	So how much of a pain would it be to generate non-doubleheader versions of schedules? Given OOTP6's inability to properly manage doubleheaders and pitcher fatigue, it'd be nice to have doubleheader-free versions that mimic the real-life season as much as possible. I'm guessing it requires extending the season in-game in order to get all the games in. Is this something I should be requesting in this thread, or over in the fictional schedules thread? I'm asking here first, since there's mention in the initial post of non-doubleheader versions of some years. Ideally, I'd like non-DH versions of 1962 and 1963, but if this is unlikely to happen, I (well, we, the fine citizens of Time Warp Baseball) will just have to deal. __________________ Jeff Watson TWB (co-commissioner): Pittsburgh Pirates GM (team dynasty here, #5 Dynasty of 2005!) (TWB Champs 1966, 1967, 1973, NL Champs 1968, NL East Champs 1969, NL Champs 1970, 1971 NPBL: Illinois Jethawks GM Outpost League: A Fictional World Dynasty (#9 (tie) Dynasty of 2005!)