ATG III Teaser #3

Postby bernieh » Mon Jul 03, 2006 3:23 pm

Nev, where were you when I announced that [url=http://forums-beta.sportingnews.com/viewtopic.php?t=96862]ATG III will feature the option to play any of a number of pre-defined subsets of the master player pool, if you don't want to play with the entire pool[/url], and then reminded everyone of that announcement 3 times?

I'm specifically addressing your past complaints... and you're not even listening! :)
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Postby The Last Druid » Mon Jul 03, 2006 3:30 pm

If everyone got the players they want the determining factor would be who has the better judgment about what it is they want. Luck will always be the main factor in a short 162 game season so just factor that right out. Let's play some leagues where the same teams go for 10 straight seasons. That should even out the luck a bit.
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Postby The Last Druid » Mon Jul 03, 2006 3:31 pm

Teaser #4. The '27 Pirates!?! :D
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Postby nevdully's » Mon Jul 03, 2006 3:48 pm

You're a good man Bernie, and I'm glad you're on our side. :)

I think the best solution as far as stratagy and competition go, is 24 team league with a real World Series. :D


The simplest is to play lower cap leagues not allowing an all superstar line-up. :)


pre 1940, or American league teams only, any kind of theme leagues aren't my idea of mass consumption, you know I play 35+ at a time. :shock: :D 8) :shock: :D Leagues would take forever to fill, so I look at those leagues as a once in awhile distraction. I think for the majority of customers here, all is great!!!!


PS and I'll be just fine too. Thanks B. :) :) :)
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Postby ADRIANGABRIEL » Mon Jul 03, 2006 4:48 pm

Nap Lajoie | R 2b-1e24 3b-4e50 ss-3e59 stealing-B* bunting-A h&r-B running-1-16
vs Lefties
AB 104
H 45.7
2B 11.5
3B 1.8
HR 0
BB 3
HBP 1
BA 0.439
OBP 0.460
SLG 0.585
OPS 1.045
RC/27 12.95
BR 12.90
5 ballpark singles
0 ballpark homeruns
+9 CLUTCH

v Righties
AB 104
H 44.9
2B 11.5
3B 1.6
HR 0
BB 3
HBP 1
BA 0.432
OBP 0.453
SLG 0.573
OPS 1.026
RC/27 12.33
BR 12.20
5 ballpark singles
0 ballpark homeruns
+8 CLUTCH
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Postby ADRIANGABRIEL » Mon Jul 03, 2006 4:57 pm

Addie Joss | R S9*/R5 2e20

v Lefties
BA 0.114
OBP 0.123
SLG 0.136
OPS 0.259
RC/27 0.51
BR - 16.90

v Righties
BA 0.112
OBP 0.120
SLG 0.133
OPS 0.253
RC/27 0.48
BR - 17.12
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Postby ADRIANGABRIEL » Mon Jul 03, 2006 5:00 pm

Lajoie is easily 6.25 to 6.50M in ATG2 salary.

Joss is comparable to Three Finger Brown!
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Postby gkhd11a » Mon Jul 03, 2006 5:02 pm

[quote:c6ae0dbb5e]The diversity of the eras is one of the things I love about ATG. When you start messing with that, all you are doing is substituting your best guess at how the game MIGHT have been for what it actually was. I'm sure the decision has already been made, but IMHO, it doesn't benefit the game.
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I totally agree, I am against as a rule normalization of any statistic. This does nothing but to make deadball players more valuable than they already are and to eliminate an area of difference between era's. Any differences in era's should be addressed via proper pricing.

A great addition to the ATG lineup, good job Bernie! :D

Charlie
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Postby ADRIANGABRIEL » Mon Jul 03, 2006 5:11 pm

Elmer Flick | L cf/rf/lf-2(-3)e5 2b-4e38 stealing-A* bunt-B h&r-B running-1-17

v Lefties
BA 0.365
OBP 0.424
SLG 0.544
OPS 0.968
RC/27 9.81
BR 10.00
5 ballpark singles
0 ballpark homeruns
-2 clutch

v Righties
BA 0.365
OBP 0.424
SLG 0.545
OPS 0.969
RC/27 9.83
BR 10.03
5 ballpark singles
0 ballpark homeruns
-3 clutch

4-5M in ATG2 salary
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Postby ADRIANGABRIEL » Mon Jul 03, 2006 5:23 pm

Otto Hess | L S9*/R5 2e26 hold -2

v Lefties
BA 0.128
OBP 0.176
SLG 0.159
OPS 0.335
RC/27 0.87
BR - 13.15

v Righties
BA 0.125
OBP 0.174
SLG 0.156
OPS 0.330
RC/27 0.84
BR - 13.33

A notch below Hubbell
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