
Baseball Mogul 2015® is the 17th version of the "best baseball simulation you can buy" (PC Gamer).The groundbreaking franchise that revolutionized sports games continues to redefine the way you run and manage your favorite baseball team. Control any team from 1901-2014 and bring your team to the promise land.
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remove this game. No Refund.
damn this is harder than I thought... custom's a real struggle, but I like it
A FANTASTICK GAME
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jak lubicie baseball to polecam
This (2015 version) is the classic Baseball Mogul before the designer "improved" the game. Steam doesn't carry Baseball Mogul past the 2019 update. The 2015 version is well-suited for playing historical seasons and/or for customizing your team. The downside of older versions of Baseball Mogul is that individual player stats differ somewhat from the player's actual stats for each season. If that's a problem for you, try another game. I believe Baseball Mogul has addressed this issue in their current version.
Inexpensive baseball entertainment
great simulation to real-world baseball management
The Baseball Mogul games aren't perfect sims, but they are awfully good. You're not getting a great graphics experience -- you're getting spreadsheets. Numbers upon numbers. For people who just like to go to the ballpark and see home runs, it's probably not a great game. For fans who can't miss Immaculate Grid and know how many times Bob Gibson was pinch-hit for in 1968, it's the best sim going. What's bad: - Some marginal players are drastically overvalued. Jeff Reed was never that good. - AI is trade-happy. Star players get traded far too frequently, and teams frequently make 8-10 player deals, sometimes more than once a season. - AI controlled rosters and lineups often don't make sense. - In play-by-play mode, AI catchers are way too hard to run on, and Player controlled catchers give up steals to slow runners like its their job. - Some players skills are entirely unrealistic. In 5-season sims, Randy Johnson has never struck out more than 5 players in a game, and rarely records more than 1 or 2, despite routinely throwing 98-100 mph. What's good: - Despite my quibbles, it's still the best MLB sim I've played, going back to Sherco, APBA, and Strat-o-Matic. - Customizing ballparks, while a bit of a chore, is a great feature - The economic end of the game, while a little simplistic, makes running a team in a small market incredibly challenging. What I wish was different: - I'd prefer players entered the draft consistent with their real-life ages, rather than everyone being drafted out of HS. I've tried, repeatedly, to change the settings to correct, but I've been unable to fix it. - Fewer trades, but more trade flexibility -- being able to trade draft picks, for instance. - More realistic disabled list.
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