Must be able to request for position change whenever we want
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In previous games it was very simple to request for a change. But the past 2 years you had to wait for an agent to ask you I believe.
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@pogibana said in Must be able to request for position change whenever we want:
The answer to that is allow us to call our agent. NEWSFLASH cell phones do make outgoing calls IRL
Exactly!!!! You get it!!!!! Sony Studios please add this in the game. I have been requesting this feature for a long time. Let us change our position to any position on the team (pinch hitter, pitcher, catcher, outfielder, infielder). I think the pinch hitter/pinch runner position would be kind of cool because you won't have to play a entire season, it'll just sim to the games that need a pinch hitter/pinch runner to come in.
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@simmons931 said in Must be able to request for position change whenever we want:
In previous games it was very simple to request for a change. But the past 2 years you had to wait for an agent to ask you I believe.
I agree they should allow us to. This has been a annoying part of rtts. When you play rtts for mulitple seasons it does get boring after awhile being stuck to one position in your career. Let us have fun and change positions whenever and let us talk to our agent whenever about being released and traded from a team. Again we don't want to feel stuck to one position or one team.
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Ditto on changing positions. It might take away from the realism but would keep me from having to create an entirely new player just to play a new position.
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@pwyinokc said in Must be able to request for position change whenever we want:
Ditto on changing positions. It might take away from the realism but would keep me from having to create an entirely new player just to play a new position.
Exactly, but I don’t think it will take away from realism cause this stuff happens although its rare. For example when a game goes to extra innings and a manager used all his relievers somebody from the infield or outfield/ has to fill that void. So changing from a infielder to a outfielder/pitcher isn’t too uncommon.
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