KFL Roster Limits

[PSUColonel]

Could someone please tell me the maximum number of players allowed on Korean Future League Rosters?


Thank you in advance.

[Kyu-dong Kim]

The roster limit of KFL may be 37 (=65-28), but meaningless, and the answer you want is that it should be 50 (under the current system). Because ootp does not currently implement the KBO's military service system, the KFL needs at least a 70-person capacity to prevent the release of players who treat military service as an injury. As you know, if you set the roster limit to 'no limit', the AI ​​will operate the capacity to less than 30 people according to their logic, so a 50-players limit is better than an unlimited setting.

[XinKer Kim]

Originally Posted by PSUColonel

Could someone please tell me the maximum number of players allowed on Korean Future League Rosters?


Thank you in advance.

About 26-man.

https://www.koreabaseball.com/Future.../Register.aspx

My recommandation : Make Residual group below the KFL.

If there was reserve roster in KFL - like Indipendent league - It can be more realistic.

[PSUColonel]

Originally Posted by Kyu-dong Kim

The roster limit of KFL may be 37 (=65-28), but meaningless, and the answer you want is that it should be 50 (under the current system). Because ootp does not currently implement the KBO's military service system, the KFL needs at least a 70-person capacity to prevent the release of players who treat military service as an injury. As you know, if you set the roster limit to 'no limit', the AI ​​will operate the capacity to less than 30 people according to their logic, so a 50-players limit is better than an unlimited setting.

Thank you

[PSUColonel]

Originally Posted by Kyu-dong Kim

The roster limit of KFL may be 37 (=65-28), but meaningless, and the answer you want is that it should be 50 (under the current system). Because ootp does not currently implement the KBO's military service system, the KFL needs at least a 70-person capacity to prevent the release of players who treat military service as an injury. As you know, if you set the roster limit to 'no limit', the AI ​​will operate the capacity to less than 30 people according to their logic, so a 50-players limit is better than an unlimited setting.

I think there could be a way to get it to operate beyond 30 players while still keeping the lowest minor league level unlimited. ( in this case rookie ball).

Go to the rules area of the KFL league setting. Set it to 50....then go to the "stats & AI" section, and select however many batters and relief pitchers you want. Then go back to the rules section and select from 50 back to unlimited.

Then go back to the stats and AI tab again, and you should see this:

[PSUColonel]

Does the military service "injuries" persist as you advance through the game/year? Or is this just something that's just done upon creation of the league?

[Kyu-dong Kim]

Originally Posted by PSUColonel

I think there could be a way to get it to operate beyond 30 players while still keeping the lowest minor league level unlimited. ( in this case rookie ball).

Go to the rules area of the KFL league setting. Set it to 50....then go to the "stats & AI" section, and select however many batters and relief pitchers you want. Then go back to the rules section and select from 50 back to unlimited.

Then go back to the stats and AI tab again, and you should see this:

Thanks, I'll try

[Kyu-dong Kim]

Originally Posted by PSUColonel

Does the military service "injuries" persist as you advance through the game/year? Or is this just something that's just done upon creation of the league?

As you know, ootp does not have a function to imitate the military service of Korean players. All military services Injuries are updated manually.

[PSUColonel]

Originally Posted by Kyu-dong Kim

As you know, ootp does not have a function to imitate the military service of Korean players. All military services Injuries are updated manually.

ok...so then why the need for such large future league rosters, when the number of players on military service will eventually dwindle down and not remain constant or increase?

[Kyu-dong Kim]

Originally Posted by PSUColonel

ok...so then why the need for such large future league rosters, when the number of players on military service will eventually dwindle down and not remain constant or increase?

Until the number of military service players will eventually dwindle, they (players on military service) should be at their own team, not FA. If we do not have plenty of rosters, many players on military services or other players could not be their team and be free agents immediately.

[XinKer Kim]

Originally Posted by XinKer Kim

About 26-man.

https://www.koreabaseball.com/Future.../Register.aspx

My recommandation : Make Residual group below the KFL.

If there was reserve roster in KFL - like Indipendent league - It can be more realistic.

There can be about 26 players in KFL active roster. At the same time, there is a Residual group(in Korean 잔류군 or 육성군).

Registration and cancellation are implemented in both directions. (KFL to KBO(major level), KFL to Residual group)

Meanwhile, there are upbringing player(in Korean 육성선수) -similar to a minor league player- not in Official Player List.
these not-official players can play in KFL. But to exist KBO major level, they must be Official Player(정식 선수). If Official Player List is full, another player should be removed. (through the waiver)

[PSUColonel]

Ok, so if you guys could help me to understand Asian baseball a bit better. What are the number of players allowed on the active roster, and minor league rosters for all three leagues?

*** I think is 29 active and 70 total...so 41 in the minors.

I think KBO is 28 active and 65 total....so 37 in the minors.

I think CPBL is 26 but I have no idea how many total or how many in the minors