This game demotes aging stars to the minors
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In my RTTS, by the time I reached the 2030 season, I noticed on my Yankees roster that Aaron Judge was nowhere to be seen. I assumed he was traded or just simply retired. So I did a player search and found that he got demoted to Triple-A Scranton!!! In real life, this would never happen!!!
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Yeah, it's not like guys like Ryan Howard and Robinson Cano went to the minors to try and improve in their old age.
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There’s always a random former superstar bouncing around in the minors still trying to recapture the magic.
It’s super rare for someone that reached Judge’s level to still be doing it (because if you are that good for that long, you’ve typically earned enough over your career to have to keep suffering through minor league bus rides.), but it does happen every so often. See Franco, Julio or Colon, Bartolo.
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Perhaps there is some type of "code" (sorry don't know the tech language) that if a team doesn't have enough of a certain position, they will take someone that was just released and fill the slot with that before generating a new fake player name.
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public void AssignFreeAgent(position p, team t)
{
string assignedFlag = ‘N’;
for (int x; x < playerDB.count; x++)
{
if (playerDB[x].Active == ‘Y’)
{
if (PlayerDB.Position == p)
{
t.AssignPlayer(playerDB[x]);
assignedFlag = ‘Y’;
}
}
}
if (assignedFlag == ‘N’)
{
player n = playerDB.CreateNewPlayer(p);
t.AssignPlayer(n);
}
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@SaveFarris_PSN said in This game demotes aging stars to the minors:
public void AssignFreeAgent(position p, team t)
{
string assignedFlag = ‘N’;
for (int x; x < playerDB.count; x++)
{
if (playerDB[x].Active == ‘Y’)
{
if (PlayerDB.Position == p)
{
t.AssignPlayer(playerDB[x]);
assignedFlag = ‘Y’;
}
}
}
if (assignedFlag == ‘N’)
{
player n = playerDB.CreateNewPlayer(p);
t.AssignPlayer(n);
}
}Thanks, even though I have no idea what it says. That's why I am playing the game instead of writing the code I guess.
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