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[Scrapps]

Quote: Originally Posted by Smootie4891

I know the ratings are editable but commen sense doesnt have him that high.

The irony....

[Russia0524]

Quote: Originally Posted by Scrapps

The irony....

The gall....

[Nulap]

Quote: Originally Posted by Russia0524

The gall....

The inquisition!


...what a show..

[PandaWaffleHD]

Quote: Originally Posted by huskerfan4life

hey Willard I've got a question for you, how do you check the proposed trades because I've never played with 30 team control before and I was looking around but I did not see proposed trades anywhere, can you or anyone else please help me out?

I have seen someone else say the the trades are instant this year, and there is no 3 day period for proposed trades, so if a bad trade goes through you will have to trade those players back. I would also suggest trade override being on, because some trades are not equal and if its not on, you wont be able to trade them back and cancel out trade

[ShowTyme15]

Quote: Originally Posted by Willard76

Go to pending transactions and look at trade offers Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

For whatever reason SCEA removed the 3 day grace period for trades. Trades are instant now unfortunately.

[laughingcoffin]

Great job guys!

1 thing I saw going through is Nomar Mazara of the Rangers at a 65 with B potential.

He's been the AL rookie of the month in both april and may

http://espn.go.com/mlb/player/_/id/32820/nomar-mazara

Then there's Byron Buxton at 80, and we all saw him struggle last year with his avg.

seems a bit of disparity in some of the prospect ratings, but that's what our edit buttons are for ^_^

[teeds]

Quote: Originally Posted by laughingcoffin

Great job guys! 1 thing I saw going through is Nomar Mazara of the Rangers at a 65 with B potential. He's been the AL rookie of the month in both april and may http://espn.go.com/mlb/player/_/id/32820/nomar-mazara Then there's Byron Buxton at 80, and we all saw him struggle last year with his avg. seems a bit of disparity in some of the prospect ratings, but that's what our edit buttons are for ^_^

The numbers come from projections before the season. They're not fluid. No one would've thought twice of Buxton at 80 and Mazara at 65 in March. It's just the way it worked out. There was no way of knowing otherwise.

[WaitTilNextYear]

Quote: Originally Posted by laughingcoffin

Great job guys! 1 thing I saw going through is Nomar Mazara of the Rangers at a 65 with B potential. He's been the AL rookie of the month in both april and may http://espn.go.com/mlb/player/_/id/32820/nomar-mazara Then there's Byron Buxton at 80, and we all saw him struggle last year with his avg. seems a bit of disparity in some of the prospect ratings, but that's what our edit buttons are for ^_^

Quote: Originally Posted by teeds

The numbers come from projections before the season. They're not fluid. No one would've thought twice of Buxton at 80 and Mazara at 65 in March. It's just the way it worked out. There was no way of knowing otherwise.

Keep in mind projections are long-term tools. Any guy (especially a rookie with less scouting data on him) can go nuts for a 2 month period. It's only a matter of time before the league figures him out and his numbers stabilize. If you want exaggerated highs and lows, you can use the ratings from the Sony updates. They exaggerate these to help create a more fluid marketplace for their money-making microtransaction modes.

Also as for Buxton being an 80, you have to consider how his overall is being calculated. Both speed and defense play a large role in that number. Comparing the OVR of someone who plays CF with Buxton's skillset to Mazara isn't exactly an apt comparison.

It's not really a disparity, although as mentioned, no projection system is a real-life crystal ball. I agree on the edit button.