Tuesday, April 24, 2012

OOTP13 Settings

I've successfully upgraded the game to OOTP13 and am now testing a few things.

For now, the following new features are disabled:
10/5 rule (veterans have right to veto trades)
Advanced Draftee Signing (Signing bonus negogtiations)
2012 CBA rules
Enable automatic evolution of the league


The following new features are activated:
Generate International Free Agents -- Default (2 per year)
Average Player Development Budget -- $8m
Average Scouting Budget -- $4m (up from $2m in OOTP9)
Hall of Fame Waiting Period -- 5 years

As always, your comments/suggestions are appreciated and encouraged.

I hope to have the league reports up soon, followed by the actual league file when I finish testing.

Zev

6 comments:

  1. This is awesome Zev, I like to see things moving forward. I like the rules that you have activated and disabled.

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  2. Just out of curiosity, what does "Automatic Evolution of the League" mean? Like, if we play a few million seasons, will our players end up having gills or eleventh fingers?

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  3. Also, should we all be upgrading at this time?

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  4. Frank,

    Automatic Evolution is described here:
    http://manuals.ootpdevelopments.com/index.php?man=ootp13&page=options#dynamically_evolving_leagues

    And yes, you should be upgrading to OOTP13 in the next few days (if you have not yet done so).

    Zev

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  5. One modification I'd suggest is to lower the HoF waiting period to 3 years, instead of 5.

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  6. Zev: This sounds pretty good.

    The only part I'm dubious about is the Player Development Budget. $8M seems like an awful lot of money for something that has an unknown, but relatively minor effect on the game, based on the one thread about it that I read at the OOTP forums. Maybe a lower leaue average would fit better? Then again, the "right" league average depends on the other changes to the game's financial model and it may be that the default $8M is the right amount to make everything else balance out.

    I'd also be in favor of more international free agents, but two per year is ok with me.

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