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Old 10-20-2008, 12:28 AM   #1
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Oops, rookie error
Just started a sim of the 1990 MLB season as GM, and I forgot to select a ticket price for the ballclub. Nearly 42,000 people got to see the Phillies beat the Cubs at Veterans Stadium for free. Ouch. Growing pains, anyone?

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Just started a sim of the 1990 MLB season as GM, and I forgot to select a ticket price for the ballclub. Nearly 42,000 people got to see the Phillies beat the Cubs at Veterans Stadium for free. Ouch. Growing pains, anyone?

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Call it a public relations stunt and move on.
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Old 10-20-2008, 06:58 PM   #3
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Just started a sim of the 1990 MLB season as GM, and I forgot to select a ticket price for the ballclub. Nearly 42,000 people got to see the Phillies beat the Cubs at Veterans Stadium for free. Ouch. Growing pains, anyone?

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He he. Be careful about setting the price right back up. You may get very few showing up.
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Why wouldn't the ticket price automatically adjust to the average set in league setup?
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Why wouldn't the ticket price automatically adjust to the average set in league setup?
I found, in one dreadful season where I forgot to adjust prices for Yankee Stadium when I drastically cut the league average, that it does not apply to the human-controlled team. Half of my fans went across town to Shea for their bargain basement ticket price!
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Old 10-31-2008, 10:07 AM   #6
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i had an interesting error myself.

I was dominating my league, but my payroll was getting closer to the budget, so I wanted to raise ticket prices from $15 to $18. I know I am such an evil bastard.

Well, apparently I removed ever seat in the stadium and installed only luxury suites, because I accidentally raised the ticket price to $1800. I didn't notice this until my season ending review of my finances.

Still got 5,000 or so per game, and managed to make a profit, but I went from 1st to last in overall attendance. I was surprised anyone showed up.
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i had an interesting error myself.

I was dominating my league, but my payroll was getting closer to the budget, so I wanted to raise ticket prices from $15 to $18. I know I am such an evil bastard.

Well, apparently I removed ever seat in the stadium and installed only luxury suites, because I accidentally raised the ticket price to $1800. I didn't notice this until my season ending review of my finances.

Still got 5,000 or so per game, and managed to make a profit, but I went from 1st to last in overall attendance. I was surprised anyone showed up.
I hope the Steinbrenners don't lurk on these boards.
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