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Originally Posted by sprague
I see from your 1916 standing overview that you have got caught by the OOTP historical problem when playing with recalc (which I assume you are), that being if you don't watch players, especially early players pre 1920 who had their last year a super star year will never recalc out of that great year, and will just stay with those numbers until they are 60 or 70 years old,
as you are seeing with Ed Delehanty and Bill Hamilton for example.
That has been a problem with the recalc historical game for as long as I have been playing it (15 years now), I have to track all these guys manually and reduce their ratings after their final season.
Bill Kiester for example is another of these who can just go on and on into superstar land until tehy are 70 years old if you don't stay on top of it.
Don't know if the issue will ever be addressed,
go into your main player list and see how many star players you have over the age of 40 that should have realistically retired a long time before as an example of it
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That's usually not a problem if you use a combination of recalc and the ootp development engine. If both are used the development engine will kick into effect when the player runs out of recalc years. Pretty much have to use retire according to history if decide to use recalc only.