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Originally Posted by MizzouRah
Me either.. just MLB for me.
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Originally Posted by wallewalls
This is my first game I've ever had the other leagues on (Japan, Korea, and I think Cuba) and I barely notice that they're even there, except for when the simulation slows down to generate their league predictions/draft etc. I thought it would add more immersion but I dont pay attention to it or notice it and it just slows my entire league down, so I would say it's not worth it, maybe just the *** (japan) would do
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This is exactly my experience although each time I start a new league these days, I ponder whether I should have other leagues.
The thing is, even when I had a NCAA feeder league, I never went there to look at anything. I never noticed who won the College World Series, never visited team pages, never followed players in their collegiate careers. When I used to have international leagues, I never followed them, either.
With this in mind, I choose to have just a fictional MLB and full minor leagues. The game does a good job of creating new players in the appropriate situations: amateur, international discovery, foreign free agent.
This is NOT to run down the idea, however. There can be much immersion in following those other leagues but I feel obliged to offer my two cents about weighing whether your past/present level of interacting with those leagues justifies the time and effort of setting them up (plus the drawbacks of slower simulations and larger / more numerous files).
YMMV, of course.