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Originally Posted by thehef
No. But if, say, you were trade for Gary Sheffield on June 1st, 1993, you'll only have him for a few weeks because on June 24th the historical transactions file will send him to Florida. (Historical transactions don't care if a player is on the historically-correct team prior to a trade or other move; it merely puts him on the destination team that he's supposed be on, as of the date he's supposed to be sent there.)
Yes, semi-randomly, affected by the setting you use for player development.
Yep
Not sure but I hope you get an answer to this, as I am curious...
I'd just add that expansion teams generally start out with players who are not all that good: fringe major-leaguers & guys that belong in the minors, washed-up major-leaguers, and a few established major leaguers who are average-at-best. So, with that as your starting point, also keep in mind that random development is just as likely to make an individual player worse as it is better.
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Awesome thanks for the replies.
When you say "Yes, semi-randomly, affected by the setting you use for player development."
If I were to have the talent randomness rating extremely low, would that be basically the same as checking "disable player development" then? Or are those distinct from each other?