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rufusthebum · 06-01-2004, 07:29 PM

Gomer/Kerm, these rosters are great... but there is one thing that i think you should look into fixing for the next release. the problem is that the minor league relievers (some starters) are rated too high. when you start a season, the computer optimizes the computer-controlled rosters and replaces almost all of the major league bullpens. example, Phil Seibol is Boston's set-up man, and virtually the whole Twins bullpen gets replaced. The computer makes depth chart moves based on the little orange overall meters, most of the minor leaguers are 3/4-2/3 filled while the average MLB reliever is about 1/2. If you look at EA's Default roster the average minor leaguer is around 1/3-1/4. Maybe you should tone them down a little. I'm not trying to be an [censored] like Badgun and rstar32, i just thought you would like tho hear some feedback.

06-01-2004, 07:29 PM	#1727
rufusthebum Rookie OVR: 1 Join Date: Apr 2004	Re: MVP Baseball 2004 Roster Discussion Gomer/Kerm, these rosters are great... but there is one thing that i think you should look into fixing for the next release. the problem is that the minor league relievers (some starters) are rated too high. when you start a season, the computer optimizes the computer-controlled rosters and replaces almost all of the major league bullpens. example, Phil Seibol is Boston's set-up man, and virtually the whole Twins bullpen gets replaced. The computer makes depth chart moves based on the little orange overall meters, most of the minor leaguers are 3/4-2/3 filled while the average MLB reliever is about 1/2. If you look at EA's Default roster the average minor leaguer is around 1/3-1/4. Maybe you should tone them down a little. I'm not trying to be an [censored] like Badgun and rstar32, i just thought you would like tho hear some feedback.