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rasnell · 10-07-2008, 12:10 PM

In 1932, the Brooklyn Robins changed their name to the Brooklyn Dodgers. I tried to set up everything to be historic, including expansion, etc.

Will the game make the team name change automatically?

If not, will it mess up anything if I manually edited the team name? I want to maintain the Brooklyn Robins team franchise history and that of its GM.

I'm pretty sure that the historical database is looking for files something like BRO and the change makes no difference.

What do you advise on sticking with history as closely as possible?

PhillieFever · 10-07-2008, 02:52 PM

The team name change will happen automaticly and will integrate seamlessly.I'm also trying to play through history as accurately as possible,I started in 1905(check my sig) I have the game set up like this

Free Agency/arbitration-Off
Draft-Off(players enter with original team)
Players retire according to history-On
Recalc-3 year with the current year's stats doubled
Financials-On with attendance figures adjusted to historicaly correct levels
Expansion/movement/name changes-all according to history
Rules and strategy-all set to change according to history
AI trading options-Frequency-average- difficulty-hard preference-heavily favor prospects
Injuries -on set to normal

I find these settings to be perfect for what I set out to accomplish.A realistic representation of Major League Baseball at that particular time with the good teams/players good and the bad teams/players bad.Also the league batting averages,runs per game,ERA were all pretty spot on.Its been great so far

RchW · 10-07-2008, 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by PhillieFever

The team name change will happen automaticly and will integrate seamlessly.I'm also trying to play through history as accurately as possible,I started in 1905(check my sig) I have the game set up like this

Free Agency/arbitration-Off
Draft-Off(players enter with original team)
Players retire according to history-On
Recalc-3 year with the current year's stats doubled
Financials-On with attendance figures adjusted to historicaly correct levels
Expansion/movement/name changes-all according to history
Rules and strategy-all set to change according to history
AI trading options-Frequency-average- difficulty-hard preference-heavily favor prospects
Injuries -on set to normal

I find these settings to be perfect for what I set out to accomplish.A realistic representation of Major League Baseball at that particular time with the good teams/players good and the bad teams/players bad.Also the league batting averages,runs per game,ERA were all pretty spot on.Its been great so far

Thanks for these. I used to play historicals, but kind of drifted away. Time to try them again. What do your league totals look like? What about minors and ghost players?

PhillieFever · 10-07-2008, 04:37 PM

I don't use minors at all because the players enter the game in their first major league season,I didn't see the point.As far as league totals,here they are

1905 OOTP League totals

A.L. batting avg .244//ERA 2.51
N.L batting average .245 // ERA 2.60

American League leaders

BA- George Stone- .325
HR- Harry Davis -10
RBI -Danny Murphy- 77
Runs -Danny Hoffman- 95
Wins-Jesse Tannehill -25
ERA -Cy Young- 1.74
Strikeouts -Rube Waddell- 303

National League Leaders

BA-Honus Wagner -.327
HR-Mike Donlin-14
RBI-Mike Donlin-82
Runs-Roy Thomas-100
Wins-Jake Weimer-25
ERA-Frank Corridon-1.97
Strikeouts-Red Ames-273

The White Sox(99-55) defeatd the Cubs(92-62) in an all Chicago World Series 4 games to 2. In the regular season,the White Sox held off the Athletics(95-59) by four games while the Cubs defeated the Giants(89-65) by 3 games.As a side note,the Cubs and Giants were tied at 89-62 with 3 games left to play,the Cubs swept the Pirates(2 games) and Cards(1 game) while the Giants got swept by the Phillies.The Giants collapse cost their manager John McGraw his job,he's now a pitching coach with Detroit.Oh another thing,if you decide to do this and free agency/arbitration is turned off,make sure you change the attendance figures on the rules screen to the real life attendance numbers which you can obtain from baseball-reference.com otherwise almost all of the teams will lose money.I'll be happy to help if you have any more questions

rasnell · 10-07-2008, 05:06 PM

I'm running an online league and I'll watch to see if Robins/Dodgers change happens as we hit jan. 1, 1932. thanks.

rasnell · 10-14-2008, 11:07 AM

The name change did not occur as expected.

First, what setting influences this? I've got everything set for historical that I know of.

Second, what happens if I manually rename the team? Am I going to mess up franchise history and GM history files?

10-07-2008, 12:10 PM	#1 (permalink)
rasnell Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 2,960 Thanked 6x in 3 posts	Question for 1930-era simmers? In 1932, the Brooklyn Robins changed their name to the Brooklyn Dodgers. I tried to set up everything to be historic, including expansion, etc. Will the game make the team name change automatically? If not, will it mess up anything if I manually edited the team name? I want to maintain the Brooklyn Robins team franchise history and that of its GM. I'm pretty sure that the historical database is looking for files something like BRO and the change makes no difference. What do you advise on sticking with history as closely as possible? __________________ Charlie Root won more games for the Cubs than any pitcher, yet was remembered for one pitch to Babe Ruth. Learn more, see rare video, and order the first biography of this Cub great as revealed by daughter Della, 90, and Roger Snell -- OOTP beta tester, Pulitzer Prize winner and author of "Root for the Cubs: Charlie Root and the 1929 Chicago Cubs". Beta tester, OOTP 2007-2010. Member, Society for American Baseball Research.

10-07-2008, 02:52 PM	#2 (permalink)
PhillieFever Hall Of Famer Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: South Philly Posts: 3,216 Thanked 44x in 36 posts	The team name change will happen automaticly and will integrate seamlessly.I'm also trying to play through history as accurately as possible,I started in 1905(check my sig) I have the game set up like this Free Agency/arbitration-Off Draft-Off(players enter with original team) Players retire according to history-On Recalc-3 year with the current year's stats doubled Financials-On with attendance figures adjusted to historicaly correct levels Expansion/movement/name changes-all according to history Rules and strategy-all set to change according to history AI trading options-Frequency-average- difficulty-hard preference-heavily favor prospects Injuries -on set to normal I find these settings to be perfect for what I set out to accomplish.A realistic representation of Major League Baseball at that particular time with the good teams/players good and the bad teams/players bad.Also the league batting averages,runs per game,ERA were all pretty spot on.Its been great so far __________________ "Any son of a bitch can make money...but it takes a special son of a bitch to be a world's champion"-John J.McGraw Last edited by PhillieFever; 10-07-2008 at 03:08 PM.

10-07-2008, 04:37 PM	#4 (permalink)
PhillieFever Hall Of Famer Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: South Philly Posts: 3,216 Thanked 44x in 36 posts	I don't use minors at all because the players enter the game in their first major league season,I didn't see the point.As far as league totals,here they are 1905 OOTP League totals A.L. batting avg .244//ERA 2.51 N.L batting average .245 // ERA 2.60 American League leaders BA- George Stone- .325 HR- Harry Davis -10 RBI -Danny Murphy- 77 Runs -Danny Hoffman- 95 Wins-Jesse Tannehill -25 ERA -Cy Young- 1.74 Strikeouts -Rube Waddell- 303 National League Leaders BA-Honus Wagner -.327 HR-Mike Donlin-14 RBI-Mike Donlin-82 Runs-Roy Thomas-100 Wins-Jake Weimer-25 ERA-Frank Corridon-1.97 Strikeouts-Red Ames-273 The White Sox(99-55) defeatd the Cubs(92-62) in an all Chicago World Series 4 games to 2. In the regular season,the White Sox held off the Athletics(95-59) by four games while the Cubs defeated the Giants(89-65) by 3 games.As a side note,the Cubs and Giants were tied at 89-62 with 3 games left to play,the Cubs swept the Pirates(2 games) and Cards(1 game) while the Giants got swept by the Phillies.The Giants collapse cost their manager John McGraw his job,he's now a pitching coach with Detroit.Oh another thing,if you decide to do this and free agency/arbitration is turned off,make sure you change the attendance figures on the rules screen to the real life attendance numbers which you can obtain from baseball-reference.com otherwise almost all of the teams will lose money.I'll be happy to help if you have any more questions __________________ "Any son of a bitch can make money...but it takes a special son of a bitch to be a world's champion"-John J.McGraw

10-07-2008, 05:06 PM	#5 (permalink)
rasnell Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 2,960 Thanked 6x in 3 posts	I'm running an online league and I'll watch to see if Robins/Dodgers change happens as we hit jan. 1, 1932. thanks. __________________ Charlie Root won more games for the Cubs than any pitcher, yet was remembered for one pitch to Babe Ruth. Learn more, see rare video, and order the first biography of this Cub great as revealed by daughter Della, 90, and Roger Snell -- OOTP beta tester, Pulitzer Prize winner and author of "Root for the Cubs: Charlie Root and the 1929 Chicago Cubs". Beta tester, OOTP 2007-2010. Member, Society for American Baseball Research.

10-14-2008, 11:07 AM	#6 (permalink)
rasnell Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 2,960 Thanked 6x in 3 posts	The name change did not occur as expected. First, what setting influences this? I've got everything set for historical that I know of. Second, what happens if I manually rename the team? Am I going to mess up franchise history and GM history files? __________________ Charlie Root won more games for the Cubs than any pitcher, yet was remembered for one pitch to Babe Ruth. Learn more, see rare video, and order the first biography of this Cub great as revealed by daughter Della, 90, and Roger Snell -- OOTP beta tester, Pulitzer Prize winner and author of "Root for the Cubs: Charlie Root and the 1929 Chicago Cubs". Beta tester, OOTP 2007-2010. Member, Society for American Baseball Research.

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