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Kelric · 07-25-2006, 05:21 PM

I'm still getting this weirdness. Started a new test league in 1870, over a 162 game season. 1870 had a lot of homers, but I realized that's because it doesn't kick in right away as you said. Thought I had it fixed for 1871 and beyond and told OOTP to use historical modifiers and player creations modifiers. This is what I got....

1870: AL - 475 homers, NL - 643
1871: AL - 21 homers, NL - 27
1872: AL - 789 homers, NL - 788
1873: AL - 20 homers, NL - 15
1874: AL - 754, NL - 713

The strange thing is that runs per game are really low. The leagues average a combined 2.7 rpg in 1874. That's a lot of solo homers. In fact, they both average MORE runs in 1873. Strikeouts and walks also move around big time season to season. The game can't decide what it wants to do.

07-25-2006, 05:21 PM	#4 (permalink)
Kelric Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Greater Boston Area Posts: 3,055	I'm still getting this weirdness. Started a new test league in 1870, over a 162 game season. 1870 had a lot of homers, but I realized that's because it doesn't kick in right away as you said. Thought I had it fixed for 1871 and beyond and told OOTP to use historical modifiers and player creations modifiers. This is what I got.... 1870: AL - 475 homers, NL - 643 1871: AL - 21 homers, NL - 27 1872: AL - 789 homers, NL - 788 1873: AL - 20 homers, NL - 15 1874: AL - 754, NL - 713 The strange thing is that runs per game are really low. The leagues average a combined 2.7 rpg in 1874. That's a lot of solo homers. In fact, they both average MORE runs in 1873. Strikeouts and walks also move around big time season to season. The game can't decide what it wants to do. __________________ Death to the Draft & Release issue! Co-Commish of the Overlords Baseball League (1930-39). Owner of the Boston Red Sox, 939-601, .609% (1930-39). 1930-34, '36-39, American League Eastern Division Champions (9/10). 1936, 1937, 1939 American League Champions (3/9). 1936, 1937 World Series victors (2/3). 125-96, .565% vs. the New York Yankees.