Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?
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@PoopsyMcDoodle said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
A 125 may as well be a 75 if he can't place pitches despite high numerical ranking.
Can SDS explain within the context of the game what I am failing to do consistently to achieve a desired pitching result
It depends if they need to keep your opponent engaged and from quitting....its like playing with your younger sibling and u occasionally got to give em something so they dont throw a tantrum and quit
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@PhatWhiteOwl said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
@PoopsyMcDoodle said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
A 125 may as well be a 75 if he can't place pitches despite high numerical ranking.
Can SDS explain within the context of the game what I am failing to do consistently to achieve a desired pitching result
I hit corners all day.
You must be the player determined to be at a disadvantage in most of your matchups. Lol jk. I'm calling sarcasm because..
1.) Hitting the corners is difficult
2.) If you hit the corner the chances of the umpire calling it are slim to none...and slim just died.
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@tomivory23 said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
@PhatWhiteOwl said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
@PoopsyMcDoodle said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
A 125 may as well be a 75 if he can't place pitches despite high numerical ranking.
Can SDS explain within the context of the game what I am failing to do consistently to achieve a desired pitching result
I hit corners all day.
You must be the player determined to be at a disadvantage in most of your matchups. Lol jk. I'm calling sarcasm because..
1.) Hitting the corners is difficult
2.) If you hit the corner the chances of the umpire calling it are slim to none...and slim just died.
So what should be expected on perfect inputs on analog and pulse?
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@PoopsyMcDoodle said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
@tomivory23 said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
@PhatWhiteOwl said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
@PoopsyMcDoodle said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
A 125 may as well be a 75 if he can't place pitches despite high numerical ranking.
Can SDS explain within the context of the game what I am failing to do consistently to achieve a desired pitching result
I hit corners all day.
You must be the player determined to be at a disadvantage in most of your matchups. Lol jk. I'm calling sarcasm because..
1.) Hitting the corners is difficult
2.) If you hit the corner the chances of the umpire calling it are slim to none...and slim just died.
So what should be expected on perfect inputs on analog and pulse?
Lol is it even possible to get a “perfect” input on analog? All I ever get is “good” even when I hit the middle of the yellow on the downswing and land the ball in the circle on the upswing
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@tomivory23 said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
@PhatWhiteOwl said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
@PoopsyMcDoodle said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
A 125 may as well be a 75 if he can't place pitches despite high numerical ranking.
Can SDS explain within the context of the game what I am failing to do consistently to achieve a desired pitching result
I hit corners all day.
You must be the player determined to be at a disadvantage in most of your matchups. Lol jk. I'm calling sarcasm because..
1.) Hitting the corners is difficult
2.) If you hit the corner the chances of the umpire calling it are slim to none...and slim just died.
I have had different experiences.
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The fact that I’m having good control with these common pitchers in this event makes me think they’ve deliberately turned down some sort pitcher control slider in the other game play modes.
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@PoopsyMcDoodle said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
@tomivory23 said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
@PhatWhiteOwl said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
@PoopsyMcDoodle said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
A 125 may as well be a 75 if he can't place pitches despite high numerical ranking.
Can SDS explain within the context of the game what I am failing to do consistently to achieve a desired pitching result
I hit corners all day.
You must be the player determined to be at a disadvantage in most of your matchups. Lol jk. I'm calling sarcasm because..
1.) Hitting the corners is difficult
2.) If you hit the corner the chances of the umpire calling it are slim to none...and slim just died.
So what should be expected on perfect inputs on analog and pulse?
My advice when it comes to input is expect nothing. The game plays like bingo...you just have to be patient and wait for your number to be called.
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@aron1740 said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
This has been my biggest frustration with the game this year is pitching, they never call pitches that are on the corners strikes and perfect input means it’s less of a crapshoot where the ball ends up but still a crapshoot.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, perfect input should always result in the pitch going where it was put, the only variable should be the ease or difficulty of perfect input. A pitcher with excellent control should have an easier meter or analog then a pitcher with bad control and that should be the only thing that determines where a pitch goes. If perfect input is not achieved I understand but if it is that pitch [censored] well better go where I put it.The problem with this is that it's not really all that hard to get "perfect input" on a fairly consistent basis. It's a simple meter. Anyone who plays the game even somewhat competitively will get good input more often than not. So pitching with a silver or above would result on dotting pitches all game . That's not realistic.
I know this is an unpopular opinion. But there has to be "RNG" as the kids say. There has to be. Because otherwise it's arcade and no attributes matter besides speed ,velocity,break and the such.
Just take a look at NBA 2K. Everyone whined about input should matter more, more more. The timing of my shot should be by far the most determining factor if it goes in. So they made it that way. And now people are shooting plus 70%! I find it almost unplayable honestly. It's more arcade than ever.
Everyone wants this to be a baseball sim, and more realistic. But that's not what we would get. Arcade arcade arcade.
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@nasty6669 said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
@aron1740 said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
This has been my biggest frustration with the game this year is pitching, they never call pitches that are on the corners strikes and perfect input means it’s less of a crapshoot where the ball ends up but still a crapshoot.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, perfect input should always result in the pitch going where it was put, the only variable should be the ease or difficulty of perfect input. A pitcher with excellent control should have an easier meter or analog then a pitcher with bad control and that should be the only thing that determines where a pitch goes. If perfect input is not achieved I understand but if it is that pitch [censored] well better go where I put it.The problem with this is that it's not really all that hard to get "perfect input" on a fairly consistent basis. It's a simple meter. Anyone who plays the game even somewhat competitively will get good input more often than not. So pitching with a silver or above would result on dotting pitches all game . That's not realistic.
I know this is an unpopular opinion. But there has to be "RNG" as the kids say. There has to be. Because otherwise it's arcade and no attributes matter besides speed ,velocity,break and the such.
Just take a look at NBA 2K. Everyone whined about input should matter more, more more. The timing of my shot should be by far the most determining factor if it goes in. So they made it that way. And now people are shooting plus 70%! I find it almost unplayable honestly. It's more arcade than ever.
Everyone wants this to be a baseball sim, and more realistic. But that's not what we would get. Arcade arcade arcade.
I hear you, as the meter currently exists. What I am saying is the meter or analog should be based offa pitchers accuracy and skill ratings. And as the pitcher gets fatigued the meter or analog gets more difficult. So a pitcher with excellent control has an easier input for perfect and down the list as the control ratings go down and again fatigue will have an impact as the game goes on. That would solve any issues of random outcomes.
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Everyone wants this to be a baseball sim, and more realistic. But that's not what we would get. Arcade arcade arcade.
It seems to me that by far, the community generally wants user input to matter more, not more sim “realism”.
You’re right in a sense though. It almost should be two different games.
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What we want is a game where we choose a spot down and away with a fresh pitcher and quality input doesn’t result in middle/middle location. Good/good should should give us better action on the pitch that results in it staying in the zone longer before dropping off the table. Alah, it looks middl/middle before it disappears. This won’t happen because the breaks are baked in, or artificially created. They should invite pitchers to their MOCAP studio where they can set up a special ball, of proper weight and size, with sensors that track velocity and trajectory of that pitchers pitches. Plus slow motion cameras from multiple angles. Then we wouldn’t have a player with one of the best curve in the game, serving tators on that pitch because it breaks too soon and not violently enough. Even a warm up throw would break better. Then set it up that as the pitcher gets tired and into late yellow/red they start to miss up. Not this at any given time your great input pitch arbitrarily goes middle/middle. Plus, all these rng hitting input need to be removed from pvp and make it zone only.
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@tomivory23 said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
@PhatWhiteOwl said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
@PoopsyMcDoodle said in Serious Question: What's the point of different stats for pitchers if all of their pitches end up over the middle of the plate, despite perfect inputs on multiple modes?:
A 125 may as well be a 75 if he can't place pitches despite high numerical ranking.
Can SDS explain within the context of the game what I am failing to do consistently to achieve a desired pitching result
I hit corners all day.
You must be the player determined to be at a disadvantage in most of your matchups. Lol jk. I'm calling sarcasm because..
1.) Hitting the corners is difficult
2.) If you hit the corner the chances of the umpire calling it are slim to none...and slim just died.
Just aim right down the middle, at least then you know why it went there. But then when you get perfect release it'll hit the corner because it ain't going where you aim
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