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  • Dhruv
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    The game developers do not take interest in other things like IPL and all except the county.

    The idea of boosting the emerging players is a great one.

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  • bryce87
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    Originally posted by IG34 View Post
    I also belive occasionally 1 or 2 current emerging youngsters should be given outstanding statistics although it is important this is not overused to keep this game realistic.
    Nice idea. I did see that the immediate release had Pat Brown (Worcs) with amazing stats (2nd XI FC bowling average of 15) but then fans wanted him toned down because he got selected to play test cricket not long into the game. This despite it being widely acknowledged that he is close to England T20I selection. The problem was that he was getting selected to play Test matches instead of T20I's. Now he has a 2nd XI FC bowling average of 21. Fans want a dynamic system but they also want one that is realistic so a balance needs to be found.

    The developers also have a fine line to tread and they will, ultimately, be unable to please everyone. For example, if they made Lloyd Pope amazing and he usurped Nathan Lyon in the Australian test team soon into the game, fans would be outraged and want him downgraded. Ditto if Will Jacks was upgraded and Eoin Morgan was dropped for him. Because we all know that the AI selects on hidden ability rather than actual performance, and that the AI has a inbuilt bias against older players.

    Until these AI faults are remedied, the developers primary objective is to ensure that the game that they put out mirrors real life as much as possible. I suppose that is why they are not really bothered if regens take over the game, so long as the first season or two is as realistic as possible then their job is done.
    Last edited by bryce87; 06-08-2019, 09:50 AM.

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  • Alrounder80
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    Billy Root of Glamorgan needs a rating increase and should be batting at no. 5. He has averaged 60+ in both ODs and FCs but in-game performs fairly averagely and bats as low as 7/8.

    Would also like to mention that I agree with IG34. Almost all the current youth players are severely underrated and are never picked by the AI due to how lowly they are rated. To make the game more realistic and allowing at least some of these youth players to develop into decent cricketers, there needs to be increases in pretty much all youngsters so regents don’t completely take over the game after one season.
    Last edited by Sureshot; 06-10-2019, 02:50 PM.

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  • IG34
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    Regarding the issue of current young players being under rated and being replaced by generated players I feel it is inevitable these young players will be replaced with such poor 2nd XI averages. Even if you insist these 2nd team stats dont directly determine a players ability how can you expect a player who has performed so badly at 2nd team standard to perform consistently at international level? I am not saying all these averages should be buffed up such as a 2nd team batting average of 60 or bowling average of under 20 but even if a couple of the emerging players are given a much better average it will definitely help reduce the chance of young emerging players being replaced by Regens. However it is also important every single one of these young players dont take over the game but instead there should be a higher chance atleast for some of these emerging talents to actually be good enough to play at the international level. Whilst I believe some of these players should have much better stats, I insist you boost all current young players by a small amount. For example take Shaheen Shah Afridi who in cc2018 had played international cricket for pakistan yet his 2nd team average was so poor and he was extremely useless in the game. For cc 2019 he has now been buffed up to a bowling average of 19 but I wish this was the case in cc 2018 rather than giving the player a bowling average over 35. Even if his bowlong average in cc2018 was 25 it would have been much more understandable. This is the same case with Mohammad Hasnain who has played international cricket yet his second team average is over 35 and so he is almost useless in the game whereas he is an exciting talent in reality. If his average was 25 rather than 35 it woukd be much more realistic as he is a very good player and has proved at the domestic level just not internationally yet. I also belive occasionally 1 or 2 current emerging youngsters should be given outstanding statistics although it is important this is not overused to keep this game realistic.

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  • bryce87
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    Originally posted by ruby23 View Post

    I had this debate a couple of years ago with the developers, they believe that the speed of bowlers should be M - FM - MF - F instead of M - MF - FM - F

    Although I could not find any evidence to support this idea, I guess you have to assume that MF means FM while playing the game.
    I am siding with the developers on this one as I believe that, intuitively, a medium fast is quicker the a fast medium

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  • ruby23
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    Originally posted by bryce87 View Post
    Shawn Hicks (Otago) retired
    Henry Shipley (Canterbury) allrounder

    Bhuvneshwar Kumar & Hardik Pandya both RMF (both bowl upward of 140km)

    Mohammad Abbas RFM (127km average speed)
    I had this debate a couple of years ago with the developers, they believe that the speed of bowlers should be M - FM - MF - F instead of M - MF - FM - F

    Although I could not find any evidence to support this idea, I guess you have to assume that MF means FM while playing the game.

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  • Dhruv
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    Originally posted by giantshank View Post
    Jasprit Bumrah needs to be RF. Hits 150 sometimes.

    For RCB, this is the starting XI that the AI picks,

    Virat Kohl
    Marcus Stoinis
    Gurkeerat Singh
    AB de Villiers
    Akshdeep Nath
    Himmat Singh
    Shivam Dubey
    Milind Kumar
    Washington Sundar
    Pavan Negi
    Dale Steyn

    Yuzvendra Chahal is missing. Probably one of the best bowlers in the IPL currently.
    Hetmyer, Moeen Ali aren't picked in favor of people like Milind Kumar and Himmat Singh who haven't ever played an IPL game.
    In general, I have seen that this is a general trend in previous games as well. AI picks fewer and fewer overseas players in the IPL as the seasons go on.
    Shivam Dube and Marcus Stoinis aren't full bowlers. AI needs to pick 4 bowlers along with them.

    In batting order picks, I have noticed that backup openers are frequently slotted at no. 5 and 6 ahead of proper middle order batsmen.
    Lol, this feels very bad, as this are the basics which we need in this game , Pls Pls consider it. Thank you

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  • hallmitchell
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    87 era World XI to play South Africa - 1. Gooch. 2. Greendige. 3 V.Richards. 4. A.Border. 5. J. Miandad. 6. I. Khan. 7. S.Yousuf. 8. K.Dev. 9. R.Hadlee. 10. M.Marshall. 11. A.Qadir.

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  • hallmitchell
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    Reminder everyone to put your reviews up on STEAM! 13 on there at the moment and i know there is a lot more playing the game than that! Thank you.

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  • bryce87
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    Originally posted by giantshank View Post
    In general, I have seen that this is a general trend in previous games as well. AI picks fewer and fewer overseas players in the IPL as the seasons go on.
    Exactly right. This is down to how constrained the budgets become in the IPL. Teams will just stop using overseas players altogether and the best players do not get signed by anyone because the AI cannot finance a squad of 18 with them on their books.

    Discussing with Chris.

    Nathan Coulter-Nile is RMF, rarely gets over 140km

    Changed.
    Last edited by Sureshot; 06-10-2019, 02:40 PM.

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  • giantshank
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    Mumbai Indians starting XI

    Rohit Sharma
    Quinton de Kock
    Ishan Kishan
    Anmolpreet SIngh
    Siddesh Lad
    Evin Lewis
    Hardik Pandya
    Anukul Roy
    Mayank Markande
    Jasprit Bumrah
    Lasith Malinga

    Again, only 3 foreigners are chosen. Surely, Kieron Pollard is better than one of the young middle order players like Lad or Anmolpreet.
    Krunal Pandya needs to start ahead of Roy

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  • giantshank
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    Jasprit Bumrah needs to be RF. Hits 150 sometimes. Changed.

    For RCB, this is the starting XI that the AI picks,

    Virat Kohl
    Marcus Stoinis
    Gurkeerat Singh
    AB de Villiers
    Akshdeep Nath
    Himmat Singh
    Shivam Dubey
    Milind Kumar
    Washington Sundar
    Pavan Negi
    Dale Steyn

    Yuzvendra Chahal is missing. Probably one of the best bowlers in the IPL currently.
    Hetmyer, Moeen Ali aren't picked in favor of people like Milind Kumar and Himmat Singh who haven't ever played an IPL game.
    In general, I have seen that this is a general trend in previous games as well. AI picks fewer and fewer overseas players in the IPL as the seasons go on.
    Shivam Dube and Marcus Stoinis aren't full bowlers. AI needs to pick 4 bowlers along with them.

    In batting order picks, I have noticed that backup openers are frequently slotted at no. 5 and 6 ahead of proper middle order batsmen.

    I've tweaked Moeen, Hetmyer and Chahal's AI selection, I've talked to Chris about AI picking overseas players.
    Last edited by Sureshot; 06-10-2019, 02:35 PM.

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  • Wurmeister
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    In South Africa, Shaun von Berg Titans has moved to the Knights. Ryan McLaren (Knights) has retired from all forms, as well as Morne van Wyk (Dolphins). Romano Terblanche (Free State) should be in Knights squad.

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  • bryce87
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    Shawn Hicks (Otago) retired Retired
    Henry Shipley (Canterbury) allrounder Changed

    Bhuvneshwar Kumar & Hardik Pandya both RMF (both bowl upward of 140km) You sure on Hardik? He looked like a low 80s average bowler yesterday. Changed Bhuvneshwar.

    Mohammad Abbas RFM (127km average speed) Changed
    Last edited by Sureshot; 06-10-2019, 02:24 PM.

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  • ruby23
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    Awesome 19.03 update! A few more observations on West Indies;

    WEST INDIES


    Shane Dowrich bats higher than Shai Hope & Roston Chase at No. 4. He should be a No. 6/7 wicket-keeper batsman.

    Changed Dowrich to bat at 6 in Tests.

    Miguel Cummins opens the bowling and bowls at least 30% of the overs in the innings. Whereas, when Shannon Gabriel is selected along with him, he is bowling second change after Jason Holder! This needs to be corrected. Also, Kemar Roach & Gabriel are opening bowlers, Alzarri Joseph is always 1st or 2nd change bowler. In the game, Cummins & Joseph bowl opening and around 60% of the overs.

    Roston Chase hardly bowls, same with Jason Holder. In real life, they bowl a lot of overs in Tests.

    Evin Lewis batting at No. 6 in ODI's! It will never happen. Shai Hope opening the batting in ODI's, also unlikely! Kemar Roach bowling as 5th bowler in ODI's, also very unlikely...

    Hope has opened a couple of times, seems to be settled in the middle order now, have changed him to a middle order play. Lewis wasn't batting at #6 for me, but have set him to open at #2.
    Last edited by Sureshot; 06-10-2019, 01:38 PM.

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