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Originally Posted by Orcin
Yes, if you are looking for outcomes that can vary from reality. It allows players that retired early to remain viable for longer careers. For example, Sandy Koufax will remain an ace for several more years after his 1966 retirement date. It can also help smooth out inactivity in the war years.
Yes, until there is no more real data to use in a recalc. At that point, the development engine takes over.
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If I'm understanding you correctly, this means that:
In Year 1 the development engine may cause player performance to vary. After Year 1 re-calc will erase the player development.
In Year 2 the development engine may cause player performance to very. After Year 2 re-calc will erase the player development.
And so on until there's no more real data.