MLB '10 The Show Rosters: OS Full Minors v4 (Opening Day Only)

[grgmths1433]

Quote: Originally Posted by strut24

Ja- I didnt DL V4 yet so I didnt get a chance to look but were those 4 or 5 players added yet? Lamb and those guys? Ill keep getting stances/motions and send them to you and Dean(i assume?) for v4.1. Hustlin I think is gonna do us all a solid and do the FRANCHISE file for V4.1 as well.

no they didnt make it in.

[strut24]

Quote: Originally Posted by grgmths1433

no they didnt make it in.

I dont do CAPS but someone should add them for v4.1

[ThirdDegree5803]

Dean...are you going team by team? or starting off with the SP then doing the RP...I don't feel like any reliever should be over a 35 stamina and most around 5-10...any chance you could release one with just the database numbers for all the starters?

[Cubit]

I modified the v4 rosters for my own use today, but I thought I'd upload them if anyone else wanted to use them. I used Bohnzo's editor to calculate/edit the stamina ratings for all of the pitchers (SP, RP, and CP) on all the teams to make them closer to how they were before the community stamina edits were introduced. I tried to get all the pitchers, but I know I missed a few lower-level guys that weren't in Bohnzo's editor.

The roster is named "v4staminaedits" and you can find it in the vault.

[abcabc]

Quote: Originally Posted by ferriscj24

I play as the Tigers, and Justin Verlander can go 100+ pitches no problem, even WITH these edits (His stamina is still in the 90's after the edits). But when you get into the middle and back end of your rotation, these guys are completely drained after 4 or 5 innings and anywhere from 40-60 pitches. Sometimes I get REALLY lucky and can throw 70 or so. But I just don't see how this is accurate/realistic. Not to mention, if I gas a pitcher by allowing him to throw an incredible 80 pitches in a game, when his turn comes back int he rotation 5 days later, he is only at 80% or so, which in turn means I can only get 3 or 4 innings out of him and maybe 40 pitches. Then the vicious cycle continues into the next week, and the next, and so on...

did you take a look at your starters? the answer is easy, the stamina ratings are below 70 for everyone except verlander.
verlander 94
porcello 65
scherzer 67
bonderman69
willis 62

do some testing and you'll find what the numbers 'need' to be. you'll likely see that a 70 stamina for a starter will give you about 95 throws give or take until the energy bar is gone.
up it to 80, which is over 10% increase from 70 and you get to about 105pitches before the bar is gone. staminas in the 60's like those tiger starters are good for those long middle relievers/spot starters. everyone should be stamina of 82,83,84,85 or better. Most MLB caliber starters simply do 110-115 w/ maintainable velocity... an equivalent translation to 'in-game' for the show would be for them to still have something on their energy bar up to that 110-120th pitch total. staminas need to be in the 80's.

[abcabc]

Quote: Originally Posted by ferriscj24

All in all, I am NOT bashing these rosters by any means whatsoever. I admire what these guys do and how they supply them to us out of their own good will. But these stamina edits/issues are, in fact, a problem. I guess I just scratch my head when I read how nobody else seems to think they are. Like I said, I even posted a screen shot of Kazmir with half energy in the tank after 24 pitches in the first. And the response to that was...It has nothing to do with the edits, he has a history of injuries, problem solved. I mean...really!? A starting pitcher can throw 24 pitches and be halfway through the tank? Come on...

well yeah, in my observation, there has not been any prior issues w/ roster playability comments this yr at all that got as many sorta 'what are you smoking' kind of counters... i still think the rosters are insanely awesome and it shows SCEA's lack of resource allocation to this huge aspect of the game/simulation. for that issue you had w/ kazmir i think the energy was about 2/3rds remaining after 23 pitches after coming off a start. the followup to your post was someone saying it's the durability attribute must be low for kazmir, so he doesn't recover as much per rotation. I didnt check his stamina and his durability stat right now but i'm really curious... anyway, iif his stamina is too low to begin w/, then he drains it ALL fast first of all, and his low durability only fills his tank so much. I imagine if his stamina is like 81, then if you start him, pull him after a decent outting of 105pitches and he still has a blip on his energy bar, then next time he rotates, he'll get a bit more bar since he wasn't completely drained to zero. and maybe his durability is needlessly too low, if it impacts recovery time... it would be a stupid attribute to impact recovery time... pitcher's age should impact recovery time. durability should be for injury proneness only.

[miles999]

Here are some SCEA ratings from CAP/missing players:

Scott Strickland (FLA)
27-69-63-38-56-71
pitches
4seam 60-75-60
slider 41-73-59
changeup 68-70-56
2seam 69-66-46

Mike Lamb (FLA)
70-51-56-43-12-2-76-60-78-72-41-62-72-70-68-0-6-16

Jason Castro (HOU)
59-55-46-40-39-24-55-49-39-70-50-67-72-59-64-73-38-27

[strut24]

Quote: Originally Posted by miles999

Here are some SCEA ratings from CAP/missing players: Scott Strickland (FLA) 27-69-63-38-56-71 pitches 4seam 60-75-60 slider 41-73-59 changeup 68-70-56 2seam 69-66-46 Mike Lamb (FLA) 70-51-56-43-12-2-76-60-78-72-41-62-72-70-68-0-6-16 Jason Castro (HOU) 59-55-46-40-39-24-55-49-39-70-50-67-72-59-64-73-38-27

Thanks! hopefully someone can add them. Do you have Carlos Maldonado? Brian Sweeney?