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I know this has been brought up, but I figured i'd start a new thread for it. There's simply no way a 57/88 rated 18 year old shortstop should be playing in AAA. Last year, this was mostly mitigated by the auto-sort correcting itself following spring training, but with the draft moved to midseason, players are playing half a year at levels where they shouldn't be.
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Aright, new thread.
*shrug*
What's happening is that, while the draft was moved, switching the players from their draft day ratings to their actual day to day ratings still doesn't occur until spring training happens at the beginning of the following season. Big, big problem...
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This shouldn't be happening.. What's with his current overall rating? The ratings shouldn't always show as the players current overall and the players peak. WHy even bother with the change? This isn't even making sense. This is an urgent issue imo.
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There's also this issue with a lto of the draftees getting one game played IN THE MAJORS immediately when they're drafted...
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I really think these need to be fixed ASAP. It totally ruins the game...
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I agree.
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In the meanwhile you could immediately locate the players on the day of the draft and move them to the ML level you want. I noticed this and have done this before simming on. It helps until the bug is fixed.
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There's still no fix for the overall rating being completley wrong for all draftees...
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Well True but it at least temporarily solves everyone going into AAA on your team....and it does nothing for the computer teams....though this is not an issue with historical rookies only......
Sox/Rays fan.. Go figure.
I find that these ratings are all out of whack when starting a year before 2007.
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yep, as you see from my attachment above, its not the individual ratings though. its the overall only.
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That's not really true, although it's much less common with historical rookies.Originally Posted by RickD
Ultimately, this is just annoying for us as users since we are able to work around it. It's absolutely deadly to the AI though, which really kills the competition and therefore the game...
I wish there were 6 stars available to use.
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Okay, found some more stuff out.
Regarding the very high overall ratings, it's only when you're not in commisioner mode. In Commsih Mode, the overall ratings shown are correct. This is not an issue of the +/- either. My scouting is +/- 3, yet overalls are off by anywhere from 1-25 points!
I also just realized that the picture i Posted with the "players getting one game in the majors" issue wasn't the correct player. Here's the correct picture. It seems very random, as some players are fine, and only some have the problem. There doesn't seem to be anything linking the players either.
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Now that's interesting...
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I've noticed minor league draftees often start at the major league roster, especially the top 10 picks or so... they never go to the minors sometimes, or other times they are put on the majors in June and get 2 at-bats and never go to the minors. Are teams really this short-sighted or is this an oversight caused by the draft now being in June and the AI reacting differently? I don't remember so many players starting on the major leagues before 2008
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