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Mr. Marlin · 09-13-2017, 10:06 AM

Back when OOTP first introduced associations I ran a game with all fictional players where the American League, National League, Federal League, and Pacific Coast League all evolved into four completely independent entities joined in a MLB association. They each had their own rules, minor leagues, and HoF but shared a draft pool, free agent pool and championship. After sixty seasons or so each league had 8-10 teams and it made for some pretty interesting gaming. The only thing I didn't like is each league kept it's own records, there was no way to pool them and see who hit the most HRs all time, or who had the most SOs.

Now there are so many tools that can help make completely fictional logos, caps, and jerseys that are high quality I just play complete fictional names and all.

But like Koohead pointed out, the nice thing about fictional MLB is all the logos, caps & uniforms are already done.

09-13-2017, 10:06 AM	#12
Mr. Marlin All Star Starter Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 1,276	Back when OOTP first introduced associations I ran a game with all fictional players where the American League, National League, Federal League, and Pacific Coast League all evolved into four completely independent entities joined in a MLB association. They each had their own rules, minor leagues, and HoF but shared a draft pool, free agent pool and championship. After sixty seasons or so each league had 8-10 teams and it made for some pretty interesting gaming. The only thing I didn't like is each league kept it's own records, there was no way to pool them and see who hit the most HRs all time, or who had the most SOs. Now there are so many tools that can help make completely fictional logos, caps, and jerseys that are high quality I just play complete fictional names and all. But like Koohead pointed out, the nice thing about fictional MLB is all the logos, caps & uniforms are already done. Last edited by Mr. Marlin; 09-13-2017 at 02:56 PM.