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Originally Posted by Brad K
So OOTP goes on for years without framing and they have the statistical output dialed in. Then comes framing. So for OOTP purposes with good catchers gaining strikes bad catchers have to lose strikes or the output goes bad.
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Some users asked for it. If they don't add it someone complains. They add it, someone complains. This is the world the developer lives in. Not all suggestions make it into the game, but framing did.
Good news is since it is OOTP, THEY MADE IT AN OPTION THAT USERS CAN TURN OFF. League settings>stats&ai>catcher framing impact>"none" is an option in the menu. You're really arguing against a feature that can be turned off?
The three batter minimum was added to OOTP though many users hate the rule. It was added because it is a part of today's MLB. It was also done with the option to turn it off for those that don't like it or play historical.
Sounds a lot like framing, doesn't it?
Some comments from Matt from this thread..
https://forums.ootpdevelopments.com/...hlight=framing
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Originally Posted by Matt Arnold
Yes, you will be able to adjust the framing impact on a scale. So modern day will play at one level, and historical games where framing was likely less pervasive will play at lower levels. And you can obviously turn it off entirely if you wish your robo umps to never be fooled  |
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Originally Posted by crowhop
Will the other IF Ratings impact Catchers (IF Range, Error, Arm, Double Play) now? Or will there now be three ratings for the Catcher (Ability, Arm, Framing)?
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Originally Posted by Matt Arnold
The ratings actually are not changing - still just the 2 for catchers actually. But the impact and effect of framing is different. Plus stats for it |