#PLAYER STATS OOTP BASEBALL 19 ZIP#
While I appreciate knowing how my injured players are recovering and how the All-Star Game voting is going, when you just want to zip through a season, those kinds of updates become kind of annoying. Even when I would try and go with an accelerated simulation, I still found my seasons being interrupted by all kinds of little email updates to me as GM, no matter how much control I had delegated to my Assistant GM and how few updates I was subscribed to. Case in point: the speed of the simulation. If you’re the sort of person who doesn’t just want to set up the roster for your favourite MLB team, but also the rosters and lineups all the way down to the lowest short season rookie league (or even teams and leagues that aren’t MLB-affiliated), then OOTP continues to be your best - and possibly only - bet.īecause OOTP 19 offers so much depth, my only complaints about it are more nitpicks than actual complaints. Mind you, OOTP 19 probably offers deeper roster updates than you could possibly find anywhere else, which is a big part of what makes the game so attractive. There are certainly tweaks here and there - new 3D ballparks, new scouting reports, even more historical splits and stats - but for the most part, what you’re getting here is what you’re getting from the vast majority of annualized sports games: roster updates.
I’ll be honest here: not a whole lot has changed with Out of the Park Baseball since I last wrote about it a couple of years ago.
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