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Jazzmosis · 12-16-2006, 06:09 PM

So, I'm confused. . . I've tried to build a league that starts in 1889... and am trying to get low homerun totals...

But!

All the pitchers created, on a scale of 100, have the movement of 1, with the potential for: 1. I haven't touched anything to do with player creation modifiers, and I only switched the ML equivalences.

So I switched them to homeruns at 0.200. I figured this would mean it's low, but now I'm wondering if that means there'll be a ton.

Is the equivalences for batters or pitchers? If I want less homeruns, do I raise the level or lower it?

Finally, why are all the pitchers created, drafted, and used have a 1 in movement, while all the other ratings are normal?

Any help...?

12-16-2006, 06:09 PM	#1 (permalink)
Jazzmosis Major Leagues Join Date: May 2004 Location: The London you've never heard of Posts: 497	Movement + Major League Equivalences So, I'm confused. . . I've tried to build a league that starts in 1889... and am trying to get low homerun totals... But! All the pitchers created, on a scale of 100, have the movement of 1, with the potential for: 1. I haven't touched anything to do with player creation modifiers, and I only switched the ML equivalences. So I switched them to homeruns at 0.200. I figured this would mean it's low, but now I'm wondering if that means there'll be a ton. Is the equivalences for batters or pitchers? If I want less homeruns, do I raise the level or lower it? Finally, why are all the pitchers created, drafted, and used have a 1 in movement, while all the other ratings are normal? Any help...? __________________ Florida Marlins GM, Netsports League - 2004 NL Champs, 2008 + 2013 Champions, 2004, 2009-2015, 2017-2021, 2024-2028 NLE Division Crown Mark Jazzington's Managerial Career - worth a read Thanks to Tib for the inspiration to write it.