Please vote for one of the four:
1. More detail please.
2. Less Detail please, a box score would be plenty.
3. Keep it as it is.
4. Don't know.
Here is a typical inning (from the '69 game):
[quote:946ae30111]*** BOTTOM OF INNING 9 ***
SUBSTITUTE P - Diego Segui
SUBSTITUTE 2B- Billy Grabarkewitz
SUBSTITUTE 1B- Bill White
SUBSTITUTE 3B- Wayne Garrett
0 R.Jackson 6 Ground Out b-0
1 S.Bando 4 Walk b-1
1 1 A.Shamsky 6 Single 1-2 b-1
1 12 T.Agee 1 Fly Out b-0
SUBSTITUTE PH- John Roseboro
2 12 J.Roseboro 6 Fly Out b-0 [/quote:946ae30111]
When R. Jackson grounded out, I thouht, "gee...I wonder to whom he hit the grounder?"
It doesn't seem like a big deal, but I have a crappy infield defense in this team, and as you can see I have basically a late inning "defensive unit" that jogs out onto the field. I wonder which one fielded the ball.
This isn't even a good example. I'm sure others could post situations where the extra info would really affect your future management decisions.
It's my opinion that Strat/SOM wants to keep the results as simple as possible, which doesn't really serve the core regulars. As we have discussed before, this is probably one of the EASIEST improvements that could be made, since the details are readily available in the CD ROM game.
Since the game is not in real time or very interactive, and all we get is this abbreviated detail, it doesn't seem like we'd be asking for the world to get more. Such as:
6-4-3 Double Play!
How hard is that?
I'd love to hear the case against more detail...