Ben E Lou
09-20-2007, 07:16 PM
Reduce the scouting error.
I start this post with a caveat: what could be going on here is that when new players are generated the maximum threshold for scout error has been reduced, so this may not have as large an impact on existing players as it will on newly-generated ones. It'll take playing a decade or two with 6.1 to really determine that.
That being said, it appears at first check that the change is minimal with regard to existing 6.0e-generated players. I've got another check I can do before I head to bed, but the first guy I checked was the following:
6.0e: 31/32 first on roster, 34/39 postfirstcamp, 62/62 max
6.1: 31/33 first on roster, 34/39 postfirstcamp, 65/65 max
Not a big change, that. 3 points is within the margin of error of the combination of scout-to-scout variance, and the fact that in the 6.0e run he was on my team, and in the 6.1 run he was on another team.
A better check for larger sample size, though, would be to track three of my 2025 6.0e SP draftees. I'll do that now.
Here were their numbers in 6.0e:
OLB Calvin Russell: 16/37-->21/43--------------->69/69
S Mickey Gleason: 22/45-->26/53--------------->71/71
DT Jeff Tully: 24/29-->27/37-------------------->55/55
I want to check one quick thing that impacts MP, but then I'll come back to this in a few minutes.
I start this post with a caveat: what could be going on here is that when new players are generated the maximum threshold for scout error has been reduced, so this may not have as large an impact on existing players as it will on newly-generated ones. It'll take playing a decade or two with 6.1 to really determine that.
That being said, it appears at first check that the change is minimal with regard to existing 6.0e-generated players. I've got another check I can do before I head to bed, but the first guy I checked was the following:
6.0e: 31/32 first on roster, 34/39 postfirstcamp, 62/62 max
6.1: 31/33 first on roster, 34/39 postfirstcamp, 65/65 max
Not a big change, that. 3 points is within the margin of error of the combination of scout-to-scout variance, and the fact that in the 6.0e run he was on my team, and in the 6.1 run he was on another team.
A better check for larger sample size, though, would be to track three of my 2025 6.0e SP draftees. I'll do that now.
Here were their numbers in 6.0e:
OLB Calvin Russell: 16/37-->21/43--------------->69/69
S Mickey Gleason: 22/45-->26/53--------------->71/71
DT Jeff Tully: 24/29-->27/37-------------------->55/55
I want to check one quick thing that impacts MP, but then I'll come back to this in a few minutes.