[seanjeezy]

Quote: Originally Posted by nomo17k

This is my observation as well. I don't know if the lack of "dynamic range" (is the term I use to describe the sensitivity of a rating to in-game performance) is intentional on the devs' part so that players with wildly different skill levels can play the game more or less realistically, but it basically limits the Show's ability to simulate well above/below average players. Someone like Greg Maddux in 1995 - 1996 seasons (during which he was not a human being) cannot be simulated even if you max out most ratings because of this.

I've been wondering about this as well, my prime example being the k/9 stat. From what I've noticed, the number rating corresponds with the actual rating. For example, Felix has I think an 83 k/9 rating in-game compared to 8.36 in real life. My question is how do you emulate Kenley Jansen's 2011 season last year or even Brandon Morrow for that matter? What about Vinnie Pestano's fastball last year?