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  • philliesfan980
    MVP
    • Jul 2002
    • 1077

    #16
    Re: OOTP 5 or WSB 2k3

    I feel the same way. I much rather have the outcome based upon realistic attributes instead of whether or not I hit X at the right time. Does anyone here get even more stat-crazy and play strat-o-matic?

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    • philliesfan980
      MVP
      • Jul 2002
      • 1077

      #17
      Re: OOTP 5 or WSB 2k3

      I feel the same way. I much rather have the outcome based upon realistic attributes instead of whether or not I hit X at the right time. Does anyone here get even more stat-crazy and play strat-o-matic?

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      • MVPlaya
        Banned
        • Mar 2003
        • 874

        #18
        Re: OOTP 5 or WSB 2k3

        Which do you think will last longer?

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        • MVPlaya
          Banned
          • Mar 2003
          • 874

          #19
          Re: OOTP 5 or WSB 2k3

          Which do you think will last longer?

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          • SoxFan
            Rookie
            • Feb 2003
            • 481

            #20
            Re: OOTP 5 or WSB 2k3

            About the only two things these games have in common is that they are based on baseball, but that's about it. The reason for owning each game is completely different. I like OOTP5, but i still get more joy out of actually playing the game. if i had to pick one, WSB. I'm glad i didn't have to pick one, and since they are far from competing products, there really is no reason not to own both if you have the $$$ to.

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            • SoxFan
              Rookie
              • Feb 2003
              • 481

              #21
              Re: OOTP 5 or WSB 2k3

              About the only two things these games have in common is that they are based on baseball, but that's about it. The reason for owning each game is completely different. I like OOTP5, but i still get more joy out of actually playing the game. if i had to pick one, WSB. I'm glad i didn't have to pick one, and since they are far from competing products, there really is no reason not to own both if you have the $$$ to.

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              • SoxFan
                Rookie
                • Feb 2003
                • 481

                #22
                Re: OOTP 5 or WSB 2k3

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                I feel the same way. I much rather have the outcome based upon realistic attributes instead of whether or not I hit X at the right time. Does anyone here get even more stat-crazy and play strat-o-matic?


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                I've always wanted to own the strat-o-matic board game. I used to see it at my cousins house when i was a little kid and was fascinated by all the stats and numbers. I still think i would pick up the board game if i could actually find it anywhere.

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                • SoxFan
                  Rookie
                  • Feb 2003
                  • 481

                  #23
                  Re: OOTP 5 or WSB 2k3

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                  I feel the same way. I much rather have the outcome based upon realistic attributes instead of whether or not I hit X at the right time. Does anyone here get even more stat-crazy and play strat-o-matic?


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                  I've always wanted to own the strat-o-matic board game. I used to see it at my cousins house when i was a little kid and was fascinated by all the stats and numbers. I still think i would pick up the board game if i could actually find it anywhere.

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                  • fossen
                    Bl*bfl*th z*p!
                    • Jul 2002
                    • 7098

                    #24
                    Re: OOTP 5 or WSB 2k3

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                    Which do you think will last longer?

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                    With the ability to completely customize the leagues, the ability to import historical data, and online leagues, I think that OOTP5 probably has the longer replayability.

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                    • fossen
                      Bl*bfl*th z*p!
                      • Jul 2002
                      • 7098

                      #25
                      Re: OOTP 5 or WSB 2k3

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                      Which do you think will last longer?

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                      With the ability to completely customize the leagues, the ability to import historical data, and online leagues, I think that OOTP5 probably has the longer replayability.

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                      • LHayes37
                        Banned
                        • Jul 2002
                        • 1311

                        #26
                        Re: OOTP 5 or WSB 2k3

                        You know Strat-O-Matic has a web site you can go to. You can get the basic setup then pick card sets from just about any year you want. I blew it about a year ago, a local store had one in from the '98 season and I balked on it for a couple months, but when I decided to go get it it was gone. Damn, the '98 season with Mac and Sammy, my Pads in the series and that great Yankee team, i'm still kicking myself.

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                        • LHayes37
                          Banned
                          • Jul 2002
                          • 1311

                          #27
                          Re: OOTP 5 or WSB 2k3

                          You know Strat-O-Matic has a web site you can go to. You can get the basic setup then pick card sets from just about any year you want. I blew it about a year ago, a local store had one in from the '98 season and I balked on it for a couple months, but when I decided to go get it it was gone. Damn, the '98 season with Mac and Sammy, my Pads in the series and that great Yankee team, i'm still kicking myself.

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                          • chippered
                            MVP
                            • Aug 2002
                            • 1528

                            #28
                            Re: OOTP 5 or WSB 2k3

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                            Again, I like to play the roll of Manager. I also love having the results be based on real stats and attributes and not on my button pushing. Again, it's personal preference.

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                            I totally agree, and as far as getting bored of OOTP, I have never played a baseball game on a console for more then a couple of months straight. I've been playing OOTP4 and 5 for the last 10 months, straight. I play at least an hour or two a day and its pretty common for me to go on 12 hour benders on nights that i'm "sick" and dont go to work. This game just has that much going for it in replay value that its hard to get tired of. Heck, I dont even do the play by play, I just sim. But, like someone mentioned before, if you dont care for stats and customization, this game may not be for you.
                            GT = Chippered

                            Brewers League Baseball
                            Indianapolis Clowns

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                            • chippered
                              MVP
                              • Aug 2002
                              • 1528

                              #29
                              Re: OOTP 5 or WSB 2k3

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                              Again, I like to play the roll of Manager. I also love having the results be based on real stats and attributes and not on my button pushing. Again, it's personal preference.

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                              I totally agree, and as far as getting bored of OOTP, I have never played a baseball game on a console for more then a couple of months straight. I've been playing OOTP4 and 5 for the last 10 months, straight. I play at least an hour or two a day and its pretty common for me to go on 12 hour benders on nights that i'm "sick" and dont go to work. This game just has that much going for it in replay value that its hard to get tired of. Heck, I dont even do the play by play, I just sim. But, like someone mentioned before, if you dont care for stats and customization, this game may not be for you.
                              GT = Chippered

                              Brewers League Baseball
                              Indianapolis Clowns

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                              • paulywerner
                                Rookie
                                • Feb 2003
                                • 147

                                #30
                                Re: OOTP 5 or WSB 2k3

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                                I feel the same way. I much rather have the outcome based upon realistic attributes instead of whether or not I hit X at the right time. Does anyone here get even more stat-crazy and play strat-o-matic?


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                                I've always wanted to own the strat-o-matic board game. I used to see it at my cousins house when i was a little kid and was fascinated by all the stats and numbers. I still think i would pick up the board game if i could actually find it anywhere.

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                                You have access to the internet, check ebay, and search engines on the net... It's out there

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