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Just looking through the demo.. I don't know.. I'm.. slightly.. underwhelmed.. haven't done anything but going through player profiles and stuff though..
At a glance, it looks like gameplanning and depth-charts have been given the most work..
I dislike the new icons (but I bet those are customizable)
My main concern though..
ARE 2004 LEAGUES "CONVERTABLE"?
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Yeah. My expectations might have been a little bit higher because of the time he mentioned he was looking at adding more FM-like roleplaying stuff. I'm not sure I see anything like that, except the "red flag" players. Again, I'm unimpressed with the current affinity/conflict system and am curious why he stayed with it.Originally posted by CoderJust looking through the demo.. I don't know.. I'm.. slightly.. underwhelmed.. haven't done anything but going through player profiles and stuff though..
That's a plus I guess. Haven't looked through them too much, but it's nice to see field goal distances in there.Originally posted by CoderAt a glance, it looks like gameplanning and depth-charts have been given the most work..
oofta.. no idea what he was thinking with some of the new icons. Those should be editable with ResHacker as usual, but any changes always get overwritten when new *.exe's come out.Originally posted by CoderI dislike the new icons (but I bet those are customizable)"Larry Deasoooooooooooooooooon" -- Phil Jenkins
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New box-scores kick ass
New log-files are really nice too, but won't beat watching the game live.
Solevision eliminates the need for an external viewer.. big props (though I really like Greg's FOFViewer)
The problem with Solevision is that it's on the Simulation-window, so you'll see the results on there before opening the Solevision-view... i.e. you'll have the result before watching the games..
Gameplanning.. you'll still have to open each screen individually (he's not going back to tabs) Gameplanning is NOT my forte though, so I'll leave those comments to someone else. By the looks of it though, this has been the most improved section.
Transaction-screen now lists which week the transaction was made.
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From the Solecismic FAQ:
Will I be able to import Front Office Football 2004 saved games into Front Office Football 2007?
There are so many differences in the data files that this is not practical. However, we understand that many established multi-player leagues have a significant history, and we'd like them to be able to enjoy the new product. This would be a significant problem for them. Within about two weeks after the release, we hope to have a utility ready to handle the conversion of a multi-player league. There will be significant gaps in the player and league history, but the game itself should function properly. Because of security concerns (we wouldn't want the utility to be used to hack the encryption in the data files), we will not be releasing this utility to the public. Instead, we will perform the conversion itself for commissioners of existing leagues and send them the new game files."Larry Deasoooooooooooooooooon" -- Phil Jenkins
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After 2009 would be best in my opinion too.. I'm sure that FOF2007 will have the same "child-ailments" as all other new software has and waiting two seasons will give us a more mature product to upgrade to. It also gives us time to fully evaluate what the effects of an upgrade would be to our league.Originally posted by JeffIt's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when.Originally posted by CoderShould we do this?
Earliest would be after the 2008 season. After 2009 might be best. We'll see...
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One early issue I see with a migration is the fact that we've created our own database based on the output of Greg's programs... For 2007, Jim has put an encryption on the files which will either a) take a long time before someone figures it out or b) nobody will go at it at all..
I'm really hoping Jim has thought about this...
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