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I can help with artwork and loading screens.

When editing rosters with REDITOR, how do you know what generic face you are using? I'm tired of seeing the same 3 generic faces in game and I know there's a few more options.

We have a set of rules, first drawn up when my Dad was 8 years old. You've got two teams of up to 40 men each. Each roll of the dice means something different, but they aren't added together. Every roll with a 2 in it is a hit. So a 2 and a 4 for instance, is a home run. Everything else is a variation of outs. Certain outs have extra rolls so we can determine double plays and such. This is where it gets interesting. A 1-1 is a "special occurrence" roll requiring a few extra rolls. This is where your errors, balks, wild pitches, etc. happen, but most importantly, your hit by pitches. Any combination of 3 hit by pitches leads to a "fight" and the ejection of both pitcher and hitter. You wouldn't think pitching matters, but like in Vegas, a player on a roll can fall into a rhythm and rally a few hits in a row. The ONLY way to slow it down is for the pitching team to make a pitching change, requiring a 1-2 minute break in the action as we mark it down. There are only two stat based rules in our game, one is speed related. Baserunners have a speed rating that makes it easier or harder to steal a base. The other is pitchers. They go by a second subset of hitting rules that makes it harder to get on base. It can be played with 2 players, or 1, but it's more fun with 2 because there is a lot more strategy and different managerial styles coming in to play. My Dad likes to bunt and steal, I like to slug away and keep a roster stacked with relievers. As for our history, we've got a whole suspension of belief thing going on, like any other game. Hank Aaron and Willie Mays? Historically awful. Satchel Paige? Near unhittable. My greatest moment as a manager? When St. Louis Browns midget pinch hitter Eddie Gaedel hit a walk off home run off of Roger Clemens, pitching for my Dad's Biloxi Blues. Yeah it's nerdy and a little cheesy, but that's what makes it fun.

My Dad and I have a completely probability based game we've played for years, using 2 dice, baseball cards and a field. Because it's not based on stats, it makes for some strange occurrences and matchups, but has allowed us to write our own history. Negro leaguers, college teams, guys with a cup of coffee, even ourselves have made appearances in our game. Each game takes about 30 minutes, and we've managed to play at least one World Series every year since 1997.

If you can adjust that, then certainly dugout positions are within the realm of possibility too right?

Random question. Anybody know if there is a way to have players wear helmets without earflaps on them?

I'll take anything you got. Also, only thing I don't know how to do is change stadium names.

Hey y'all. Been a while since I've been in the modding community. Given the success of the NCAA MVP Mod and my newfound knowledge of modding 2K, I'd like to announce my idea for NCAA Baseball 2k. Similar to the MVP version, we can use many of the stadiums already in the game. Rosters will be generic randomly generated names and faces. I don't have a release date. What I'll need help with: Uniforms Artwork Equipment (Aluminum Bats?) Audio Below are the stadiums I've picked. I'd also like to modify a couple more, but the biggest one I'd like to make is TD Ameritrade of the College World Series. I know we've cracked the code on stadium modding, if anyone has any experience I'd appreciate the help. MLB Parks: AT&T Park: Cal Baseball Classic Busch Stadium: Illinois vs. Missouri Camden Yards: Army vs. Navy Chase Field: Arizona vs Arizona State Citi Field: St Johns vs Georgetown Citizens Bank Park: Liberty Bell Classic Comerica Park: Central Michigan vs Michigan State Dodger Stadium: Dodgertown College Baseball Classic Fenway Park: Baseball Beanpot Globe Life Park: UT Arlington Great American Ballpark: Reds Collegiate Classic Kauffman Stadium: College Hall of Fame Classic Marlins Park: FIU vs Miami Minute Maid Park: Houston College Classic Nationals Park: George Washington vs. St. Josephs Petco Park: SD State PNC Park: Penn State vs. West Virginia Safeco Field: Washington Suntrust Park: Georgia vs. Georgia Tech Target Field: Big 10 Championship/Minnesota Wrigley Field: Northwestern vs. Michigan Minor League Parks: Brighthouse Field (Spring Training 1): AAC Championship Raley Field (AAA West): Sacramento State/UC Davis Dr. Pepper Ballpark (AA South): Frisco College Baseball Classic Lawrence-Dumont Stadium (AA Central): Wichita State Generic: Municipal Stadium: East Coast Generic Metro Stadium: East Coast (ACC) Generic City Park: Florida Generic AA East: Appalachian Area (BIG10) Generic AA Central: Midwest Generic AAA East: New England Generic AAA South: Southeast (SEC) Generic AAA Central: West Coast (PAC 12) Generic Spring Training 2: Rocky Mountain Generic Stay tuned here for more previews and news.