Gordo

Not really. And not operating system, lar. More like M$ office tools. I think he constructed it in Excel 07. Doesnt matter if you're on XP, Vista, 7, etc.

I think part of it is that Dylan's schedule generator was done with a certain version of Excel and if your version is older, it won't work.

Great to know! This has also been on my mind. Great question, OP. As far as a schedule, it doesn't really matter to me. A random one would be just fine.

Uh.....can we use some real ballplayers, please? Sheesh!

So it worked...it didn't work? What? You guys continue to ask questions and then when suggestions are given, don't give a conclusion, then, zip...onto the next question.

Try Throw Speed.

Something is clearly wrong. What is your slider set at? You shouldn't need to mess with the datafile.

Can't really speak to the announcer thing. Seems like in any sports game, I can't endure the announcers for too long, other than PA announcer. The HD mod.... you mean the lighting change? Ya.... as long as your card can handle it..... it's good!

Sent. Here's the box score from my first real trial game in season. Went back to some All-Star settings. This was pretty rewarding for a lot of reasons. I wanted to see the cpu score and show power as well as show weakness in the bullpen if I could exploit it. I did. PHI vs MIA gm 1.rar

Should be giving this out today to those who requested. Decided to do the stamina down bump for all pitchers except those who had significant major league time. Therefore you might find a team with no more than about 8 SP's in their organization with starter type stamina..... all others will be reliever levels that I've had before. Many more control changes, for starters, up and down than I anticipated. Should be good!

But them on MLB only.

They're in the miscellaneous section with detailed instructions. All you had to do was go to my any of my roster download and click on the "view other files by this member" or go into my profile section. Plus they were in the new uploads list for a time.

Here's what we did in the OSLB. At most we had 8 guys and I think that that was best in terms of manageability. 30 different personalities and availabilities would be pretty much impossible in a 7 year old game that generally gives way to the huge following that The Show has. Plus, guys generally want to sit in front of their TV screen to play a game anymore, not a PC screen. Here's pretty much how we orchestrated things in the OSLB: http://oslb.yolasite.com/ And these were the more specific rules: http://oslb.yolasite.com/essential-files-and-links.php (rules & guidelines doc at top) I would even do 4 guys provided all the conditions were right. My brother would be in.

Ya.... the first one is easy (raising everyone's stamina up), but the second one is a little more intentional. Gonna keep stamina intact for those who truly did significantly start for a given team even if it was just a handful of starts. Plus making some control adjustments based on season ending ERA. Nothing highly sophisticated. But Quintana will be getting a huge bump! :)

You got it Y4L. Actually...it just hit me..... why don't I do one with minor leaguers starters who have reduced stamina. That way I can keep the relievers stamina low, which I prefer and does seem more realistic. I'll be in touch.

I did a stamina adjustment for all relievers so that the game in-season will be less likely to bring up a pitcher on a cpu team simply because he's a starter with higher stamina. I'll make this available by request and to those who have had some type of involvement here at mvpmods in regards to mods, feedback, critiques, etc. Simply post in here if you're interested, but please don't PM me. I'll just ignore it, but I'll respond here over time. P.S. I also did the latest minor moves and added Chris Carpenter back to the Cardinals lineup as well as weaken Roy Halladay's control on all pitches somewhat.