r/OOTP • u/SupremeEric • Jan 11 '25
r/OOTP • u/Calipup • May 06 '21
My Assistant GM when I add a 20/20 25 year old catcher to the trade
r/OOTP • u/smarjorie • Jul 27 '21
When you go to a minor league game and see a bunch of players from your OOTP team
r/OOTP • u/ZackMcDerm • Apr 30 '22
Went to a Pirates game last week; these coaches don’t know I fired them all in my OOTP 23 franchise.
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u/Markus_Heinsohn
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Nov 29 '24
Saying Goodbye: A Personal Message from Markus
(I have posted this on our official community forums already, but I felt it would be appropriate to post it here on Reddit as well)
Dear OOTP Community,
Today, I have some important personal news to share. After much reflection, I've decided that it's time for me to step away from my role at Out of the Park Developments and open a new chapter in my life.This wasn't an easy decision to make, and I wanted to reach out personally to all of you who've made this journey so incredibly special.
When I first started working on Out of the Park Baseball, I could never have imagined the amazing community that would grow around it. What started as a simple idea fueled by my love for baseball and strategy gaming has blossomed into something truly extraordinary, all thanks to you.
I still remember the early days... writing the first lines of OOTP code back in 1997, tucked away in my tiny 90-square-foot dorm room. The first launch in 1999. Pulling all-nighters to fix bugs, getting excited over every new feature idea, and eagerly reading your feedback on the forums after each launch. It was an incredible time. Over the years, your passion, suggestions, and critiques have been the driving force behind OOTP's evolution. Together, we've taken this game to a level I never thought possible.
I want to give a huge shoutout to our amazing team. I've had the privilege of working with some of the most talented and passionate people in the industry. Thank you for your hard work, creativity, and for making (almost, haha) every day at work fun and exciting. I consider every single one of you not just colleagues but true friends. OOTP's future is in good hands.
I also want to express my deepest gratitude to our partners at MLB, MLBPA, and the Com2uS Corporation. Their exceptional support for our little niche game has been truly remarkable. Working alongside these esteemed organizations over the years has been an honor, and their belief in our vision helped us bring OOTP to new heights.
While I plan to pursue new opportunities sometime next year, I certainly won't disappear. I'll be available to the entire team as a mentor and will happily provide feedback on feature designs if needed. Of course, I'll also continue to play the game and lurk around on the forums.
So, this is it. Out of the Park Baseball 25 was my final launch. After more than 27 years, my career as OOTP developer and CEO / managing director of the company is now officially over. I was incredibly lucky to have such a long career in gaming, and I am eternally grateful to everyone who helped me along the way. You guys are the best!
Thank you all for being part of this incredible journey.
Markus
r/OOTP • u/Cerealboi13 • Nov 12 '22
When you win the World Series but failed to improve your team in stolen bases
r/OOTP • u/HarryPlinkettsSon • Mar 29 '20
When your half star 35 year old injury prone long reliever tells you "Im in the last year of my contract and would love to negotiate an extension"
r/OOTP • u/lostalbatross99 • Jul 17 '21
Was browsing the sub looking for info on the Japanese league and stumbled upon this gem!
r/OOTP • u/VanillaPepper • Mar 24 '20
This game is ABSURD
As someone who is playing for the first time and only had a vague idea of what OOTP was beforehand, jumping in to OOTP 21 is a surreal experience. Two days ago I was just your every day quarantined English teacher. Today I am the commissioner of the Negro Leagues in 1921 and the manager of the Kansas City Monarchs. I'm looking at all of these different modes, settings, player attributes and all that offer full customization, and I'm just mindblown.
Now, I will say that I've had to edit almost every player because I think the NeL players are rated pretty unfairly and some just weren't researched well at all. But all that has done is given me an excuse to do even more research on what may be my favorite topic in the world. So who gives a shit? And I'm almost done with it, almost ready to do Opening Day. And now I'm hearing there's a way to actually watch these games play out???
What the hell? I can just sit down and watch a digital Bullet Rogan throwing to digital Oscar Charleston?
Is this some kind of joke you guys are playing on me? How does this game exist? How am I supposed to spend any moment of my life doing literally anything else now?
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u/kreili896
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Jun 17 '25
I’m in the Game!
I’ve been playing since OOTP 21 and finally made it in the game! Gonna need a bit of TCR luck to make it to the bigs (or some commish mode edits lol) but this is super cool!
r/OOTP • u/ColeUv • Mar 26 '19
Can anyone see if I’m in OOTP 20?
My name is Cole Uvila and I just started my first full season with the rangers. I’ve loved OOTP for years but haven’t bought this years version. Can anyone see if I’m in the game? 😂 screenshot my profile if I am?
r/OOTP • u/Altruistic_Brief4444 • Apr 10 '26
What my scout does in the Caribbean after sending me the 10th 20/30 pitcher in a row
r/OOTP • u/deferittothegame • Mar 24 '25
Man, I hope my scout is going to find the next great Dominican shortstop on this scouting trip! Meanwhile my scout:
"Hey boss, I think this 20 potential reliever from Uzbekistan could really help the club"