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Deadball Homeruns - 7/21/2006 6:44:42 AM

King of New York

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Hi,

I have started six different historical replays over the last couple of days, beginning with the 1901 season, but each time I run into the same issue: the number of home runs is much too high. Historically, the total for each league was in the low 200s, but I keep getting two or three teams that individually pass the 200-home-run mark by the midpoint of the season.

I must have something set up incorrectly (I have not touched the game engine settings--everything is still at "50".) Perhaps it has something to do with the stadiums (I am not using any mods).

Any ideas would be welcome!

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RE: Deadball Homeruns - 7/21/2006 6:48:12 AM

jono

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I think you might want to take a look at the older stadiums a lot of them were huge.

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RE: Deadball Homeruns - 7/21/2006 3:39:54 PM

SittingDuck

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What he said. Have you set the stadiums to their proper historical ones?

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RE: Deadball Homeruns - 7/21/2006 5:33:52 PM

King of New York

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I'll check the stadiums when I get home tonight--I was just using whatever stadiums were assigned to each team when I started the historical replay. Is it the case that, when you start a reply for, say, 1901, the correct stadiums are not automatically assigned to each team, and that you have to do it manually?

If so, that's fine--I just hadn't realized.

Thanks for answering such n00bish questions