Pitcher Completed Games

[Roberto21]

Actually, after comparing the number of pitches thrown by these top "Complete Game" pitchers, it actually doesn't appear to be much of a difference at all. Now I'm really perplexed. I wonder what Shaun tweaked exactly and if it can be tweaked some more?[&:]

[KG Erwin]

Those results don't satisfy you? Really, Roberto, what more could you want? They look perfectly appropriate for that time period.

As I've said in our threads, you're not gonna get a perfect replication of any given season. PS uses relative ratings, not a strict stats recreation model. This point is still misunderstood.

It's an abstract concept, and it takes a while to wrap your mind around it. Once you grasp it, though, the overall database relationships become clear. It's based on relativity, NOT on absolutes. A talent curve is established.

Think on this for a bit, and it will start making sense to you.

[Roberto21]

ORIGINAL: KG Erwin

Those results don't satisfy you? Really, Roberto, what more could you want? They look perfectly appropriate for that time period.

As I've said in our threads, you're not gonna get a perfect replication of any given season. PS uses relative ratings, not a strict stats recreation model. This point is still misunderstood.

It's an abstract concept, and it takes a while to wrap your mind around it. Once you grasp it, though, the overall database relationships become clear. It's based on relativity, NOT on absolutes. A talent curve is established.

Think on this for a bit, and it will start making sense to you.

I suppose that you're right. My biggest concern is that with further modification it is going to cause problems elsewhere. I believe that I'll be starting my season soon with the intention of keeping it running for many, many long years. Can't wait to see how the Pirates do.[:)]

[Frozen Stiffer]

I know I'm going to sound like a snob in saying this, but... eh, such is the sacrifice for one's love.

Remember... PureSim is a baseball simulator, not a replicator. Sure they have the same number of syllables and they both end it "ator", but they are effectively two completely different animals.