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Couple of things I'd like to raise, possibly more in the vein of future editions more than future updates I would imagine.
Customisation for stats. Especially for those of us with large screens, having to scroll through the form, combined, batting and bowling tabs to find very specific things can be annoying. Allowing us the ability to choose what we'd like to see all on the one screen would be nice.
Dynamic fixturing. What I mean by this is a fixture that is shaped in a more realistic manner. The Australian cricket Summer begins with Afghanistan at the GABBA, after a two Test series we play India again at the GABBA. As someone that likes to have a set order in terms of what pitches offer what, it's sometimes a little ordinary you're always starting at the same point. Boxing Day at the MCG and the new years Test at the SCG should be the focal points of the Test Summer, and maybe base it off the in-game rankings where the highest ranked opponent gets the bigger grounds available, and the rest of the pieces fall around that.
I did have a third point but it's left me, mustn't have been too important.
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Originally posted by Rumblah View PostCouple of things I'd like to raise, possibly more in the vein of future editions more than future updates I would imagine.
Customisation for stats. Especially for those of us with large screens, having to scroll through the form, combined, batting and bowling tabs to find very specific things can be annoying. Allowing us the ability to choose what we'd like to see all on the one screen would be nice.
Dynamic fixturing. What I mean by this is a fixture that is shaped in a more realistic manner. The Australian cricket Summer begins with Afghanistan at the GABBA, after a two Test series we play India again at the GABBA. As someone that likes to have a set order in terms of what pitches offer what, it's sometimes a little ordinary you're always starting at the same point. Boxing Day at the MCG and the new years Test at the SCG should be the focal points of the Test Summer, and maybe base it off the in-game rankings where the highest ranked opponent gets the bigger grounds available, and the rest of the pieces fall around that.
I did have a third point but it's left me, mustn't have been too important.
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Originally posted by Rumblah View PostCouple of things I'd like to raise, possibly more in the vein of future editions more than future updates I would imagine.
Customisation for stats. Especially for those of us with large screens, having to scroll through the form, combined, batting and bowling tabs to find very specific things can be annoying. Allowing us the ability to choose what we'd like to see all on the one screen would be nice.
Dynamic fixturing. What I mean by this is a fixture that is shaped in a more realistic manner. The Australian cricket Summer begins with Afghanistan at the GABBA, after a two Test series we play India again at the GABBA. As someone that likes to have a set order in terms of what pitches offer what, it's sometimes a little ordinary you're always starting at the same point. Boxing Day at the MCG and the new years Test at the SCG should be the focal points of the Test Summer, and maybe base it off the in-game rankings where the highest ranked opponent gets the bigger grounds available, and the rest of the pieces fall around that.
I did have a third point but it's left me, mustn't have been too important.
In terms of grounds I think each country has a preset list of grounds that cycles. This list is on the record screen in grounds records. Each series follows the same cycle then goes back to the start of the list.
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Originally posted by Lojoda View Post
The fixtures are currently defined by fxt files which are loaded at the start of a season and these run in a 20 year cycle then repeat. In an ideal world we could be able to edit an fxt file using an official editor, or better still have a built in “fixture meeting” where all 12 international teams make the fixture list. As in the player and AI. I don’t really know how it could work but maybe it could be similar to the domestic contracts screen. Some series like the ashes, as well as world cups could be preset though.
In terms of grounds I think each country has a preset list of grounds that cycles. This list is on the record screen in grounds records. Each series follows the same cycle then goes back to the start of the list.
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Originally posted by adil View Post
Or maybe we could have a negotiation option. We will be given a choice of either a 3 match odi and 2 match test series or a 5 match t20 and 3 match odi series. And as out ranking increase we get more time in the game calender there by increasing our fixtures when our minnow team becomes better
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Originally posted by Lojoda View Post
The fixtures are currently defined by fxt files which are loaded at the start of a season and these run in a 20 year cycle then repeat. In an ideal world we could be able to edit an fxt file using an official editor, or better still have a built in “fixture meeting” where all 12 international teams make the fixture list. As in the player and AI. I don’t really know how it could work but maybe it could be similar to the domestic contracts screen. Some series like the ashes, as well as world cups could be preset though.
In terms of grounds I think each country has a preset list of grounds that cycles. This list is on the record screen in grounds records. Each series follows the same cycle then goes back to the start of the list.
Same for all countries really, if a particular country is playing a 5 match series, whichever mode, then the first 5 on the list of grounds will get the matches. Whichever ground is 6 onwards on the list then they won't get a match.
Apart from certain exemptions such as England always playing a test at Lords and Australia playing at Melbourne for the Boxing Day test and Sydney for the New Year test etc then I think the list of grounds needs to be more random. Obviously England won't play a test at Bristol or Taunton but they play a ODI or T20I there though.
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Originally posted by Rumblah View PostCouple of things I'd like to raise, possibly more in the vein of future editions more than future updates I would imagine.
Customisation for stats. Especially for those of us with large screens, having to scroll through the form, combined, batting and bowling tabs to find very specific things can be annoying. Allowing us the ability to choose what we'd like to see all on the one screen would be nice.
Dynamic fixturing. What I mean by this is a fixture that is shaped in a more realistic manner. The Australian cricket Summer begins with Afghanistan at the GABBA, after a two Test series we play India again at the GABBA. As someone that likes to have a set order in terms of what pitches offer what, it's sometimes a little ordinary you're always starting at the same point. Boxing Day at the MCG and the new years Test at the SCG should be the focal points of the Test Summer, and maybe base it off the in-game rankings where the highest ranked opponent gets the bigger grounds available, and the rest of the pieces fall around that.
I did have a third point but it's left me, mustn't have been too important.
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Originally posted by jazzyfizzle0 View PostHi Sureshot, are you able to clarify something? At the end of the season when you get offers from other counties and it says 'Excellent' or 'Good' in the brackets after the team name, does this refer to squad strength? Or is it something different?
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Early days and I haven't played enough to confirm this but I feel like since the patch in 4 day games when attempting to chase in the fourth innings I'm getting properly, properly skittled.
I've had 3 games in a row where we've been set a target in the mid 200s with 3 or 4 sessions to reach it on a reasonable pitch with reasonable weather and batsmen have struggled to get into double figures and we've been bowled out for scores in the low 100s.
Too early to say it's now too hard to chase as I may have just been unlucky but wonder how others are finding this?
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Originally posted by Lynx54321 View PostEarly days and I haven't played enough to confirm this but I feel like since the patch in 4 day games when attempting to chase in the fourth innings I'm getting properly, properly skittled.
I've had 3 games in a row where we've been set a target in the mid 200s with 3 or 4 sessions to reach it on a reasonable pitch with reasonable weather and batsmen have struggled to get into double figures and we've been bowled out for scores in the low 100s.
Too early to say it's now too hard to chase as I may have just been unlucky but wonder how others are finding this?
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