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thehef · 10-29-2008, 02:31 AM

Re-visiting the issue of the use of the Mod Garlon/Spritze neutralized db, with a question about park factors... Which is the best way to play if the goal is realistic replay? My guess is that I should "Assign neutral park factors to all parks," but I really have no idea...

And if I do "Assign neutral park factors to all parks," I'm assuming that makes the Distances and Wall Heights meaningless as far as results are concerned. Correct? But would it still have an effect on play-by-play? I'm asking because I'm wondering if should bother to change a few where I have whacky things like 500-ft CF distances (I wouldn't want to see pbp w 495-ft flyouts).

Also, although unrelated to the Spritze/Garlon DB topic - but related to ballparks... Is there a way to delete ballparks so you don't end up with an unmanageably long list? Or would the answer be to simply rename existing ones that aren't being used? Or?

Thanks in advance.

10-29-2008, 02:31 AM	#234 (permalink)
thehef Major Leagues Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 404 Thanks: 87 Thanked 31x in 27 posts	Re-visiting the issue of the use of the Mod Garlon/Spritze neutralized db, with a question about park factors... Which is the best way to play if the goal is realistic replay? My guess is that I should "Assign neutral park factors to all parks," but I really have no idea... And if I do "Assign neutral park factors to all parks," I'm assuming that makes the Distances and Wall Heights meaningless as far as results are concerned. Correct? But would it still have an effect on play-by-play? I'm asking because I'm wondering if should bother to change a few where I have whacky things like 500-ft CF distances (I wouldn't want to see pbp w 495-ft flyouts). Also, although unrelated to the Spritze/Garlon DB topic - but related to ballparks... Is there a way to delete ballparks so you don't end up with an unmanageably long list? Or would the answer be to simply rename existing ones that aren't being used? Or? Thanks in advance.