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Originally Posted by NoOne
unfortunately, the ratings float... so, ltm / totals will set the range of results that occur. incremental power rating means something different in every single game as far as probability of hitting a home run - same as the other ratings.
the resulting player ratings distribution will cause teh variation, but LT/LTM sets the sea level. Larger values equate to larger ranges of results, which allows for greater stratification of players based on ratings.
Sometimes, going a little higher than you want in total gives you the individual results you are seeking.
73 hr.. need to listen to what markus ssaid about about locking statistical environment to 1993? 1994? etc... or lower the modifier for humeruns
don't mess with totals unles you import them, or make sure all the numbers jive with babip, obp etc... a spreadsheet autocalculating anythign dependent on other stats makes this easy.
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Locking the stats doesn't make sense as this league is supposed to mimic changing environments from 1985-2021.
I don't think I've ever seen stat outputs like this in previous versions. I believe something is off behind the curtain. I've seen a few accounts of inflated totals in the MLB quickstart too (Tatis Jr. finishing with over 1000 career HRs).
I'm sure they'll fix it in a patch but right now it seems like there's not much awareness of the issue on the forums.