The newer versions of OOTP use an entirely different engine than OOTP v10 and there are now options to control the degree of random variation in the newer ones. I've played OOTP since version 5 through OOTP 14 and have played DMB since v6 and also have v10, although I haven't played DMB much in the past few years. It's regretful that PASTE was able to get out Football Manager blows OOTP out of the water in that regard.ġ2. I do love the idea of international leagues/expanded universe. Each year, league leaderboards would be filled with entirely different players. It became impossible to build a team or scout players because you never knew what you were going to get. I haven't played OOTP since OOTP 10 (Football Manager is my current addiction), but my biggest issue was the player performances were quite. Over and over again this kind of thing happens. I mean, I can sign Bryce Harper when he's 26 and he'll still be a star, but a much less significant one, for the rest of his contract.
I thought this was an effect of playing as the Mariners all the time, so I tried the Red Sox.
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Financial advisor and TV host Suze Orman wrote, “So I just saw MoneyBall- pretty good- but I was not over the moon about it.I have this problem in OOTP - guys just never hit for me. Of course, not every celebrity tweet was positive. I don’t even like baseball and loved every second of it.”
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Novelist Alafair Burke who writes the Ellie Hatcher and Samantha Kincaid novels, added, “If you’re looking for a good movie this weekend, go see Moneyball.
Turns out: brad pitt is a movie star.”Īnd “Less Than Zero” novelist Bret Easton Ellis who’s always seemed more of a nightclub guy than a ballpark guy, had this to say: “‘Moneyball’ is the only movie I’ve seen so far this year where a paying Los Angeles audience applauded at the end. “Private Practice” star Kate Walsh meanwhile, made a big discovery: “Tw’eeps, I snuck out to watch ‘moneyball’ I enjoyed. Brad Pitt in the performance of a lifetime! SIX stars!!!!! A great movie!!” Great stuff from & soft touch Larry King whipped out eight exclamation points for four sentences of praise: “You don’t have to love baseball to love Moneyball. the World,” noted, “Have never watched a game of baseball, nor fully understand it & yet I dug ‘Moneyball’. Brad Pitt hits a new high.”Įdgar Wright the British director of “Shaun of the Dead” and “Scott Pilgrim Vs. “MONEYBALL is so layered and brilliant,” wrote “that I can’t imagine how this cut survived research screenings. “Straw Dogs” director Rod Lurie, for his part, took note of the fact that the film is an atypical sports movie, deriving its drama not from on-the-field action but from dialogue about seemingly esoteric things like on-base percentage. (For the record, Seinfeld’s last movie review on Twitter was this, in mid August: “#’CrazyStupidLove’ My Best Movie of The Year. Seinfeld was the most enthusiastic, if one is to take his tweet at face value: “‘MoneyBall’ my new favorite movie of all time! Disregard all previous!” Among those who’ve sung the praises of Miller’s movie about the small-market Oakland A’s and their unconventional success in the 2002 basball season are comic Jerry Seinfeld, directors Edward Wright and Rod Lurie, actress Kate Walsh and former talk-show host Larry King.
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