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Re: Franchise withOUT using 30 team control
Now that we don't have to draft for the CPU the only negative about 30 team control for me is simming all of the other games before playing yours... Which takes all of 10 seconds.
I need a way of covering the winning teams on the left though..
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Re: Franchise withOUT using 30 team control
I have never tried 30 team control. I have to say one thing that is killing me this year though, is that for some reason the Red Sox have David Ortiz as their everyday 1st baseman. Tgis would never happen in real life, and I can't figure out why it is happening in the game.Comment
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This would be one of the things where the OCD comment comes into play lol. If you really want you can set the lineup "CPU Profile" to manual and then have control over the other lineups. However every time there is a CPU injury or a CPU lineup needs to be set MLB or minor league you have to reset it. Which becomes annoying. So I will set the lineups opening day and if the CPU changes them who cares.I have never tried 30 team control. I have to say one thing that is killing me this year though, is that for some reason the Red Sox have David Ortiz as their everyday 1st baseman. Tgis would never happen in real life, and I can't figure out why it is happening in the game.Comment
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I never denied being OCD....you should see me with my mini helmet collection. lolThis would be one of the things where the OCD comment comes into play lol. If you really want you can set the lineup "CPU Profile" to manual and then have control over the other lineups. However every time there is a CPU injury or a CPU lineup needs to be set MLB or minor league you have to reset it. Which becomes annoying. So I will set the lineups opening day and if the CPU changes them who cares.Comment
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No 30 team control for me here. I just dont have the time with 2 kids and all their activities to worry about 100% accuracy. I think of the Show as a seperate world. "My World" and what happens there is fine with me. This, I feel, has allowed me to keep my sanity and to enjoy the game. After all, it is a game and a form of entertainment. I will say this though that I wait until the OSFM roster set drops to start my franchise.PSN: ckarlic
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Same here. Single-team control for me and will start after the OSFM Opening Day rosters are released.No 30 team control for me here. I just dont have the time with 2 kids and all their activities to worry about 100% accuracy. I think of the Show as a seperate world. "My World" and what happens there is fine with me. This, I feel, has allowed me to keep my sanity and to enjoy the game. After all, it is a game and a form of entertainment. I will say this though that I wait until the OSFM roster set drops to start my franchise.Currently Playing:
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My biggest pet peeve was having to draft for the CPU (which I never did, and subtracted from the realism). However, I read above that you no longer need to do this with 30-Team Control? If so, man, that would make this game that much better!Comment
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I totally understand the desire for 30-team control. And 10 years ago, I'd have been all over it. But I'm strictly a one-team guy now. What happens in videogame world, happens in videogame world. Sometimes the CPU does screwy things. Sometimes real-life GMs do screwy things.Comment
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Agreed...If Washington wants to trade Harper or Strasburg in my "videogame" world then so be it. Ill just continue jugging along in my franchiseI totally understand the desire for 30-team control. And 10 years ago, I'd have been all over it. But I'm strictly a one-team guy now. What happens in videogame world, happens in videogame world. Sometimes the CPU does screwy things. Sometimes real-life GMs do screwy things.
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Re: Franchise withOUT using 30 team control
People...re-read what Knight said about 30-team control.
You aren't controlling 30 teams.
This is what i do (similar to others)
Profile 1 (my team...i control everything)
Profile 2 (29 teams...i control nothing)
Those who think it is time consuming haven't taken the time to figure out what is really means.
If you do nothing else...it can stop stupid trades
If you get more adventurous...you can set pre-season injuries for all teams...you can make trades for all teams...you can sign contracts...fix lineups...do the draft.
but you DO NOT have to do anything different.Comment
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I control 2 teams at the most. I usually go with the Mets and an AL team. In recent years I been choosing the Rays as the other team. Like others have said I look at the Show as an alternate universe. I can't get caught up in making it just like real life. I try to do trades that the teams I use do but only if I agree with the moves. I don't want the game to play out exactly like real life. That would be boring to me.Comment
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I do 30 team control franchise every year and I love it. The main reason is the trades. Like the big Boston La trade last year. It keeps me from resetting my franchise. I do the injuries and the starting pitchers if I have time. I try to keep it as realistic as possible. It is time consuming but worth it to me.Comment
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30 team control is a must. It allows you to stop asinine trades that don't make sense by the computer logic.
I also like it because I can call up impact players from the minor leagues around the time they usually come up. Example, last year I called up Baltimore's star shortstop. Without 30 team control I'm unable to make this happen.
The last thing I use it for is for lineup/rotation adjustments. All you simply need is two controllers and no longer will you see Ortiz getting starts at first base or starting pitchers getting starts when the energy is low. I can control spot starts and make lineup changes that make sense when players are injured or need rest.Comment
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I will probably go with 30 teams again this year. I can live with most lineups & usually let trades fall where they may, but sometimes trades just have to be vetoed. However, I will add that for those who may not have tried it, it can sound daunting, but it really doesn't have to be.
You are just setting up 2 profiles & set the second one to cpu for whatever you want, in most cases everything (for all other teams). That allows you the opportunity to control everything, it doesn't require it.
For me, it can also help avoid some burnout without restarting a franchise. Get tired of controlling the Cards everyday, switch my profile somewhere else & let the CPU take over St Louis for a while.Comment

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