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Bryan Swartz · 03-31-2007, 03:12 PM

I tried a few searches and was unable to find this.

I have a fictional league with significantly reduced PCMs. Every time I make a new league using this template the results are pretty consistent, but created players in the next few years don't seem to be completely respecting the PCM settings. For example league leaders in batting are always initially in the .300 range, but within a few years there's new players hitting .450 year-in, year-out, on a regular basis. Is there some setting I'm unaware of to force the game to respect the PCMs when new players are added, or am I missing something here? It isn't a talent increase issue, as I turned frequency down to 1 there and it had little/no effect. A new guy comes in sometime during the first few years, wins the batting title his first year, then proceeds to hit well over .400 and sometimes even over .500 for the course of his career.

03-31-2007, 03:12 PM	#1 (permalink)
Bryan Swartz Major Leagues Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 340	Created Players Question I tried a few searches and was unable to find this. I have a fictional league with significantly reduced PCMs. Every time I make a new league using this template the results are pretty consistent, but created players in the next few years don't seem to be completely respecting the PCM settings. For example league leaders in batting are always initially in the .300 range, but within a few years there's new players hitting .450 year-in, year-out, on a regular basis. Is there some setting I'm unaware of to force the game to respect the PCMs when new players are added, or am I missing something here? It isn't a talent increase issue, as I turned frequency down to 1 there and it had little/no effect. A new guy comes in sometime during the first few years, wins the batting title his first year, then proceeds to hit well over .400 and sometimes even over .500 for the course of his career.