For me, having the ability to sim more than a week at a time is twofold.
1. I am noticing that the game is not using Deadball era tactics IN Deadball but it will utilize them more post 1920. I have seen multi-error games, suicide squeezes, double steals, and steals of home post 1920 but never in Deadball in the game. As Deadball baseball is really my wheelhouse, I wanted the ability to sim out a season to check if the numbers are consistent with what one would see from Deadball.
2. I am running a multi-engine project with 1969 and I wanted to use ActionSims along with games such as OOTP, Action PC, Dombrov Baseball, Strategy Baseball, Stat Pro Baseball, and APBA PC Baseball so we could all geek out on stats from the various engines. Simming a day at a time will take ages.
Don't get me wrong! I LOVE playing the game but for certain projects, the ability to quick sim even just a month's worth of games at a time would be amazing.
B BeatlesEternally (joined · 21 posts · 51 karma) , ago (edited ago)
For me, having the ability to sim more than a week at a time is twofold.
1. I am noticing that the game is not using Deadball era tactics IN Deadball but it will utilize them more post 1920. I have seen multi-error games, suicide squeezes, double steals, and steals of home post 1920 but never in Deadball in the game. As Deadball baseball is really my wheelhouse, I wanted the ability to sim out a season to check if the numbers are consistent with what one would see from Deadball.
2. I am running a multi-engine project with 1969 and I wanted to use ActionSims along with games such as OOTP, Action PC, Dombrov Baseball, Strategy Baseball, Stat Pro Baseball, and APBA PC Baseball so we could all geek out on stats from the various engines. Simming a day at a time will take ages.
Don't get me wrong! I LOVE playing the game but for certain projects, the ability to quick sim even just a month's worth of games at a time would be amazing.