Why can’t I see my opponents pci placement feedback after he swings?

[SoaringCoinPurse]

Seems like a harmless adjustment and will also let me know how bad the hitting engine truly is

[DarthValke726]

Idk man. In real life a pitcher can’t see exactly where a batters eyes are. I think it would give pitchers too much of an advantage too.

[SoaringCoinPurse]

@DarthValke726 said in Why can’t I see my opponents pci placement feedback after he swings?:

Idk man. In real life a pitcher can’t see exactly where a batters eyes are. I think it would give pitchers too much of an advantage too.

How so? Seriously not meaning this as a negative response. I can see the hitting feedback but why can’t I see where his reticle was aimed when he swung? I can’t see that giving anyone an advantage.

[Hoofartid]

I think you answered your own question.

Plus, not that there's a ton of doubters now, but it would also essentially prove that DDA is rampant in the game.

[raesONE_PSN]

Because that will give you too much information in regard to his swing tendencies. You can figure out in which part of the zone he makes better/worse contact.

[DarthValke726]

I guess the pitcher already sorta knows by the trajectory of the ball. But if they could see the pci they could further exploit a hole in the batters swing.

[Speedy44_PSN]

It’s a terrible idea. If a hitter is just sitting on one spot waiting for a pitch you would already know that

[SoaringCoinPurse]

The right answer is SDS won’t put that feature in the game because it exposes the game