I've been playing "My Player" and I'm a starter as an OF. I have really good stats but when I look at league leaders it says DNQ for BA and several other stats. I am batting 3.1 times a game, per MLB rules for league leaders, but still it says this. Does anyone know why or how to fix it?
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Re: DNQ in My Player?
It's my rookie year so I didnt have enough AB during the season, but now i'm in the post season and I have just as many AB and hits as the leaders but its still says DNQ for batting average.Comment
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Re: DNQ in My Player?
Regular season statistics and postseason statistics are separate. You can still be the MVP of the LCS and such, but anything like the batting title etc. you will not qualify for.Comment
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Re: DNQ in My Player?
Also, there's nothing to qualify for in regards to batting average, errors etc. in the playoffs so play on, player.Comment
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Re: DNQ in My Player?
My player was called up the day before the all-star break. He has 234 at-bats and is in the 40-40 club already. I still DNQ for any of the batting honors. Why? Is it because I took a shortcut and set the difficulty to "rookie"?Comment
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Re: DNQ in My Player?
Well for that I know you have to have 3.1 at bats per game that has been played that season. So if you were called up around the All Star break then your team would have played 80ish games (meaning your 240 at bats behind). It would be real hard, if it's possible at all, to be considered a league leader for batting honors in that first year.Comment
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