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Originally Posted by thriller13
What would excite me?
-more development of the associations so multiple leagues work together better and we could really push our imagination for new league ideas.
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Associations could benefit historical league users as well. For example, instead of the having the AL and NL as subleagues under MLB, which necessitates averaging the real-life rules and stats for each league, the AL and NL could be leagues under an MLB association. This would allow the AL and NL to have individually set league stats totals, and any particular rules unique to each league could be recreated.
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Originally Posted by thriller13
-understanding geography (so leagues could be created with "local" players", news reports would recognize geographic rivalries, sharing markets)
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If your fictional league uses real-world locations, then that ought to be easily doable. Sharing markets is a much bigger issue, as that entails a major overhaul of OOTP's financial engine. (Such an overhaul would benefit current-day and historical league users as well. But it's a major undertaking, so it's not likely to be tackled any time soon. All I can say is that I have a wealth of real-life baseball financial data that can serve as reference.)
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Originally Posted by thriller13
-more playoff formats or tournaments
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This would also benefit current-day league users as well as historical league users. (OOTP still does not recreate the actual playoff formats used in the California and Midwest Leagues, for example.)