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Old 02-23-2016, 04:17 PM   #126
bertinlefkovic
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Originally Posted by Habsfan18 View Post
Post from Markus:



These percentages were said to be "games created."

This is kind of surprising to me. Although I knew modern day MLB has the most appeal to the casual user, I still thought the number wouldn't be THAT high.

Take this poll for instance: http://www.ootpdevelopments.com/boar...game-mode.html

We learned here that fictional mode seemed to be the favorite for users on this forum, with standard MLB coming in 2nd. I know this poll wasn't the "be all end all" as it only polled 250 forum members, but I still think it gave us a general idea of what forum members play.

I think what we're seeing is that modern MLB brings in the most revenue for OOTP as that is what appeals the most to the casual gamer and baseball fan. This isn't to say that the more hardcore guys don't also play MLB, but I think the reason that it is so high is that for the majority of the players who are new to OOTP, the reason they are purchasing the game is so they can GM their favorite MLB team.

Fictional, and historical for that matter, are probably more popular with the more hardcore OOTP players and the players who have been with OOTP developments for the long haul. A good chunk of the forum folk fall under this category.

So, my question to you guys is..Do these results surprise you? What mode(s) do YOU personally plan on playing with OOTP 17?

I hope Markus and co will keep finding ways to appeal to all OOTP players and continue giving love to all the different game modes.

What you say, OOTP buds?
I am not sure what I would be called. I created one game where I was the Yankees GM and made all of the trades that I thought the Yankees should be making.

In another game, I started with the Los Angeles Dodgers and traded away all of its major league players except for Joc Pederson to create an all-Jewish MLB team. I have been guest-blogging about this at

Guest column ? CHOSENBALL: How the Jews can Save Baseball and Baseball Can Save the Jews » Kaplan?s Korner on Jews and Sports

I guess that either of these could be considered fictional, but the latter moreso.
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