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Redacted01 · 03-16-2012, 10:27 AM

Billy Martin won a game with a random batting order. Just go with it.

And I second the "not as easy as it sounds" point. 99% of the time, the people that say that, have never programmed, or never done more than the easy programming assignment for school. Nothing anywhere near as dynamic as that. Hell, I've programmed some pretty crazy simulations and I wouldn't know how to make a "proper" batting order as there is no such thing. Just because you think someone should bat somewhere (usually by name recognition and ignoring everything else), doesn't mean they actually should.

03-16-2012, 10:27 AM	#3
Redacted01 Hall Of Fame OVR: 21 Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 10,344	Re: Lineup logic still needs a lot of work Billy Martin won a game with a random batting order. Just go with it. And I second the "not as easy as it sounds" point. 99% of the time, the people that say that, have never programmed, or never done more than the easy programming assignment for school. Nothing anywhere near as dynamic as that. Hell, I've programmed some pretty crazy simulations and I wouldn't know how to make a "proper" batting order as there is no such thing. Just because you think someone should bat somewhere (usually by name recognition and ignoring everything else), doesn't mean they actually should.