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knockahoma · 11-02-2008, 12:42 PM

I've read somewhere that setting the AI sliders in Strategy will over-ride the AI.

I wonder about a few other things.

I run a 1974 league. I use 16 teams from 74 and set all the rosters myself. Then I sim the games, taking care of injuries. In the first year, I didn't trade.

Coming up on 75, I'm considering allowing the AI to trade from Novermber thru the beginning of the season.

So, my question: If I turn over the league to the AI during the off-season and allow the AI to trade, can I control that somewhat? Can I put certain players on No Trade, or On The Block? Or will the AI over-ride that decision?

As a guy who micro-manages entire leagues, I'd like to see a certain option in future games.

It would be nice if the AI controlled teams pop up a box with the proposed trade between AI teams and get the "Commissioner's approval". You could use the option, or not. But that would be a great way to kill less than brilliant trades before they happen.

11-02-2008, 12:42 PM	#1
knockahoma All Star Reserve Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 792	What Does Commish Mode Override with AI? I've read somewhere that setting the AI sliders in Strategy will over-ride the AI. I wonder about a few other things. I run a 1974 league. I use 16 teams from 74 and set all the rosters myself. Then I sim the games, taking care of injuries. In the first year, I didn't trade. Coming up on 75, I'm considering allowing the AI to trade from Novermber thru the beginning of the season. So, my question: If I turn over the league to the AI during the off-season and allow the AI to trade, can I control that somewhat? Can I put certain players on No Trade, or On The Block? Or will the AI over-ride that decision? As a guy who micro-manages entire leagues, I'd like to see a certain option in future games. It would be nice if the AI controlled teams pop up a box with the proposed trade between AI teams and get the "Commissioner's approval". You could use the option, or not. But that would be a great way to kill less than brilliant trades before they happen.