He hasn't lost his stuff, just his location. I didn't realize Cruz caught his shutout, good info. Obviously I think highly of him, I was just hoping his value would come down as a reaction to the demotion and the Cards rumored to want to upgrade the rotation. He'll be back in the second half, I'm sure.
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He hasn't lost his stuff, just his location. I didn't realize Cruz caught his shutout, good info. Obviously I think highly of him, I was just hoping his value would come down as a reaction to the demotion and the Cards rumored to want to upgrade the rotation. He'll be back in the second half, I'm sure."for love of the game" - B. Chapel -
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I was at Shelby's CG against the Jays or however long he pitched for. He may be broken but the talent is in there somewhere. He can be fixed."Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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As broken as people say the logic is, I seem to have no problem putting together trades that work and are fair, including some mentioned here (like the Salty for Montero you gave me - that's pretty much straight up even according to the spreadsheet and the CPU took it without any working around or other pieces).
It needs work and fleshing out, but I don't use 30-team control and can still do just fine in making trades while letting the CPU "negotiate" who it does and does not want.
An example of broken logic though:
Nats offered Fister and Clippard for Baez....and Bryant
....and Almora
...in mid April
. Can't get much worse than that
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I agree. The trades are fair just not realistic. I've been having trouble trying to complete the Shark deal w/ the CPU, but I'm hoping that as the deadline nears, the A's will go into "playoff push" mode and will be willing to part with Addison a Russell.
An example of broken logic though:
Nats offered Fister and Clippard for Baez....and Bryant
....and Almora
...in mid April
. Can't get much worse than that
Just lower Russell's potential to 50 or something
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Guys, just play with force trades on...problem solved. No need to get your deals validated with a "broken trade logic approves this message" stamp. If you are not planning on exploiting it and you check your deals here anyway, there is no downside to force trades.Chicago Cubs | Chicago Bulls | Green Bay Packers | Michigan WolverinesComment
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Guys, just play with force trades on...problem solved. No need to get your deals validated with a "broken trade logic approves this message" stamp. If you are not planning on exploiting it and you check your deals here anyway, there is no downside to force trades.
To me there is no need to play with it on. The CPU is usually OK when you are trying to trade with them, it's just the CPU trading with other CPU teams.
If I offer a trade that I think the CPU should accept but they don't, then I really believe they want more and think the player is more valuable than what I am offering.
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To me there's no need to play with it off.Chicago Cubs | Chicago Bulls | Green Bay Packers | Michigan WolverinesComment
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Deeeeffffinitely play with it on. 100%
Sure, the encoded logic may think it wants more than 3 A prospects for a setup guy, but the encoded logic is also extremely poor."Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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I like how the CPU sometimes doesn't want to give up a certain guy so you have to add something extra. Gives it sort of a challenge and I kinda feel like it's more realistic. I don't try stupid trades so don't worry about me talking about that.
I'm not taking anything away from how you guys play, I just like the little challenge every once in a while.
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I like how the CPU sometimes doesn't want to give up a certain guy so you have to add something extra. Gives it sort of a challenge and I kinda feel like it's more realistic. I don't try stupid trades so don't worry about me talking about that.
I'm not taking anything away from how you guys play, I just like the little challenge every once in a while.
That's why I don't even do any of the editing potentials down or whatever "to make them take it". If the other team doesn't want the deal, so be it."Some people call it butterflies, but to him, it probably feels like pterodactyls in his stomach." --Plesac in MLB18Comment
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Not to beat this up but... I will anyway. KBLover is correct that the logic needs some work but keep in mind, the code was written for SCEA rosters, not OS. The CPU doesn't know names, it knows data. Why is Baez offered as trade bait? Because CHC has too many prospects and not enough players. The CPU is filling holes and making playoff push teams overpay because that is what is was told to do. The moment a custom roster is loaded, the results are invalid.
The trades the CPU makes - most of them are no worse than what I've seen two human GMs make in a sim baseball league.
The universes that are our franchises aren't the same as the real MLB. Otherwise, I should be up in arms that the Mets are the best team in the NL. Not exactly how it's working for them in reality."Some people call it butterflies, but to him, it probably feels like pterodactyls in his stomach." --Plesac in MLB18Comment
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I don't care if Javier Baez is traded for Tyler Clippard, I care that an A prospect is traded for a reliever. The CPU needs to be more analytical of alternatives. Rather than just saying "we have A prospects and no relievers so we should trade A prospects for relievers" the CPU should consider the value going out and the value going in. The game needs a value scale encoded. Other games have seemingly done this. NHL (bar value), NBA (star value), even 2k got this I think."Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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I don't care if Javier Baez is traded for Tyler Clippard, I care that an A prospect is traded for a reliever. The CPU needs to be more analytical of alternatives. Rather than just saying "we have A prospects and no relievers so we should trade A prospects for relievers" the CPU should consider the value going out and the value going in. The game needs a value scale encoded. Other games have seemingly done this. NHL (bar value), NBA (star value), even 2k got this I think.
It needs work, but even a game as polished like OOTP has warts in the trade department.
The deals it offers can be WTF inducing. Sounds familiar to me. I mean, it will offer me RF...and I have Stanton. Why in the world would I want a RF when the weakness of the team is infield? I mean, if you don't have infielders - we're not a trade match here.
The other teams don't consider their weaknesses as much as they should - or even mine to try to make the offer enticing. The valuing isn't exactly super great (often undervaluing prospects). I haven't seen a baseball game that really nails this part of it. Always seems to be too easy or too hard, and there's always some sort of "way" to get the AI to capitulate.
And this is from the game many consider the best around for baseball management."Some people call it butterflies, but to him, it probably feels like pterodactyls in his stomach." --Plesac in MLB18Comment
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NHL 14 pretty much has trade logic down. Can't get away with much. Sure, you can send 7 first round picks for Drew Doughty, but is that really a good idea? Just the realism needs to be worked on and trading frequency but you can't really ask for much more than what EA's got going there.
Originally posted by Jr.If you're using 30 team control, you don't need force trades on. Just scroll to whatever team you're trading with and accept it from their end."Twelve at-bats is a pretty decent sample size." - Eric ByrnesComment
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