Pretty sure my first version was OOTP 6.5. I think I first played it back in 2006 or so. Lukas: A long time, though not as long as some. I just did a search one day, found it, bought it, and been devoted ever since. Howard: I got into it around version 2 or 3. Q: How long have you been playing OOTP? How and why did you first get into it? Lukas: I’ve been on the Beta/roster team since early 2013, and officially with OOTP since December 2014. A year or two later I was telling Steve how I had an up-to-the-minute roster set, and he and Andreas asked to see it. After OOTP 7 came out and they expanded to rookie ball, I was in love. When I got OOTP I absolutely loved that I could create even more players, so I was making rosters just for myself and a few friends on the forums. I remember traveling to 7-Eleven on Opening Day to get USA Today every year, since it was the only place to find 25-man rosters. I have always been into roster making, even back in my days of playing the original Earl Weaver Baseball. Howard: I have been playing since version 2 or 3, I believe. Q: How long have you been with OOTP Developments? What led to your involvement on the roster team? Lukas Berger serves as his right-hand man, and the two of them graciously agreed to answer some questions and give readers a behind-the-scenes look at one of the most low-key, but crucially important, aspects of the games.
It’s a herculean undertaking, one that requires a “24/7, 365 days a year process,” explains Howard Woolfolk, who oversees the team that handles all that work.
Ootp baseball the wolf stats only update#
Each annual version of Out of the Park Baseball and MLB Manager brings with it a roster update that’s accurate as of Opening Day, and in the case of OOTP, that includes all Major League Baseball teams and all the MiLB clubs, along with independent minors in the US, major and minor league teams in Japan, Korea, and Taiwan, and more.
0 kommentar(er)
