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STEROIDS_R_US
Forget the move
July 28, 2017 at 10:43PM View BBCode
Apparently Toronto is not allowed to play in the National League, really dumb rule to have in a fantasy sim league but anyway if I can not stay in the same division (National) and move the team to Toronto I may as well stay in Philly.
Duff77
July 28, 2017 at 11:47PM View BBCode
Have to agree. Considering that Houston and Milwaukee have both switched leagues in the last couple decades I don't see any reason why there shouldn't be a Toronto team in the NL. Is Montreal an option? Or would that be a bit too french?
STEROIDS_R_US
July 29, 2017 at 12:58AM View BBCode
No, I wanted to use Toronto because I was going to call the team Toronto Thunder and the stadium was to be the "ThunderDome" and I had a nice team logo on my account for the Toronto franchise. Just like I have a different logo for my Philly franchise. I will ask support for help on this but I know what they will say -" it is not in the parameters of the game to be able to do that"
toolman_fixit
July 29, 2017 at 06:03PM View BBCode
This would have been my new team Logo if Toronto could have played in the National League.
rickraftus
July 29, 2017 at 06:06PM View BBCode
I also have a team logo for a Pittsburgh team too. These are actual team logos that are used in sim D for the team just like my Philly Predators one.
STEROIDS_R_US
"The system was just not coded to allow for the possibility on the baseball side. We learned and designed the football side to allow any city to play in any conference but on the baseball side too much retrofitting would need to be done to accommodate this."
July 31, 2017 at 12:29PM View BBCode
As I figured Admin does not want to do the work to make it possible to move an American league team to National League and vice a versa. Here is Chris's quote to me"The system was just not coded to allow for the possibility on the baseball side. We learned and designed the football side to allow any city to play in any conference but on the baseball side too much retrofitting would need to be done to accommodate this."
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