Jim825

If you were getting "could not open" errors, it could be that the original files are set as read-only. If that's the case, it would explain why some of the files would not install. .

What stats are you referring to? Are you talking about a dynasty?

That's what I am hoping for on my "new" PC. It's been years since I reformatted the hard drive on our office PC, and even though I regularly run tools to keep it clean, I can definitely notice that it's slowed down. With nothing but MVP and maybe a few other tools on this PC, I'm excited to see how it performs.

Very nice. I too am in the process of building an XP machine just for MVP2005. Our IT department at work replaced a number of old Windows XP PC's on the manufacturing floor and raffled off the old ones for free. I was able to get one of them so I grabbed one of the mini-towers and they threw in a keyboard, a mouse and a Windows XP Pro CD. When I opened up the PC, I found (along with a LOT of dust) that it only had PCI slots. Even though it does play the game, at a minimum I wanted a PC with an AGP slot so I could add a graphics card, like our 2004-era office PC at home that I currently use to play the game. Lately, eBay has been my new best friend. I bought a motherboard (2.8 GHz Pentium with 512 MB RAM) with an AGP slot for $23 and the same video card (Nvidia GeForce 6200 with 512 MB RAM) I have in our office PC for $5. I bought 2 GB of memory for $10 and some Arctic Silver cleaner and thermal paste for $10 since the CPU heat sink has to be reattached. All together with shipping, I've spent about $75. I still need to get a monitor, but I've got a 17 inch monitor from work that I can use for a little while. I've seen some used 19" flat screens on eBay for $30 - $40, so I'll pick one up at some point. Now I just need to find the time to put it all together, reformat the hard drive and reinstall Windows.

What is "PCI"?

It's not great, but at least they do state that they got files from MVPMods. They could have left that out like some of the mods posted on South Korean sites did.

Where did you buy the game from?

Bumping threads is against site rules.

It is in the Downloads section: Downloads->MVP Baseball >MVP Baseball 2005->Total Conversion Mods->MVP Baseball 15

No problem. I can move it to the proper forum.

Your schedule is for MVP2005, which is great, but why did you post this in the MLB2K12 forum?

What is a "wired catcher's mitt"?

You'd have to ask EA Sports. They developed the game.

Isn't he asking about Windows 8?

As I said in the chatbox, that won't work because there have been so many face changes since MVP2005 came out. You would have to edit the roster with MVPEdit and change all the faces to generic faces ( in the range 901 - 915). That way, you wouldn't have to worry about a missing face causing the game to crash. Of course, all your players would have generic faces so none of them would look like the current players. In addition, since you weren't updating the portraits, each player would have the wrong portrait (or no portrait) when he came up to bat.

We don't discuss no-cd patches on this site. It's in the rules you agreed to when you signed up: http://www.mvpmods.com/guidelines/

Looking forward to seeing that when it is finished. It must have been a real pain to create those tri-corner hats and breeches for the uniforms. I've often thought about creating a mod from the 1930's. It's the only decade that doesn't currently have a Total Classics mod. The TC1927 mod would provide a good base for this.

Oh, then it's from the A-Rod family archives.

Home movies from the Jose Bautista family archives?

Y4L makes a good point. In addition, 2004 and 2005 were covered by the out-of-the-box versions of MVP2004 and MVP2005, so you're really only talking about the 1999 - 2003 time periods and there were PC games released during those years. Speaking only for myself, I prefer to create mods for years that I could never play in a video game or for years that are special to me. I was a teenager in the 1970's, so that is why I've modded so many of those years.

There's nothing else to say.

Maybe if all pitchers had to bat they'd think twice before beaning someone, knowing that they could be a target themselves.

After discussing the post with KBX13, he explained that he is looking for help in getting a legal copy of the game, so I am reopening this thread.

I believe that it contains the intro music and the music played between innings.