When starting a franchise this late in the year what does everyone do?

[Houston]

With all the issues with this years game (As far as custom leagues go online) I tried to play as is but just to many eye sore glaring issues to overcome. I came up with my own work arounds but still a lot of frustrations with all the things we half to deal with. Anyways was wondering if you were to start a franchise as of Today what would you do?

[Houston]

Re: When starting a franchise this late in the year what does everyone do?

Here is the known issues I have been putting up with this year just a little backstory so everyone can see or read the issues that has me a little confused on what I should do.

https://forums.theshow.com/topic/69868/custom-league-issues-24/123

Thanks everybody

[Unlucky 13]

Re: When starting a franchise this late in the year what does everyone do?

I have not bought this years game and likely will not. I'm a single player, offline franchise player, and didn't see a single thing that would be different or better from 23 than warranted the purchase. I'm going to take it year to year from here on, and I'll eventually buy a new one when they add enough, or fix enough in franchise to make it meaningful. I also haven't bought the game at launch since 2020, skipping 2021, buying 2022 in the Autumn for $20, and then 2023 mid Summer for $30.



But to the main question, any and every time that I start a franchise, I start at the beginning and work my way forward. Sometimes I sim all of the games and do the GM work for a year, or even two or three, to have fun building a team up. But if and when I do play games, its always every pitch starting on Opening Day.