Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...
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@suntlacrimae50_mlbts said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@dbarmonstar_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
You all act like the pitcher should not matter at all, I did not look at it, what inning, Who was the pitcher, What is the pitcher Attributes, Was the pitch a perfect perfect pitch? All that plays a part as well. Not every perfect perfect hit should be a HR. So many other factors. Was the Wind blowing in? What time of day I am sure matters.
Blahblahblah.
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY FIVE POWER.
PERFECT-PERFECT.
Pinpoint perfect pitch shouldn't matter. Unless the wind is blowing in 25 mph, shouldn't matter. Pitcher confidence, HR/9, H/9...shouldn't matter.
So long as SDS stands by competitive mode being "stick skills reign supreme," none of that should matter.
125 power, perfect-perfect is all that should matter.
but pitcher attribute have to matter hitting is not the only thing that matter in this game, if pitching does not matter then why have them just go play HR Derby, saying Perfect Perfect pitches do not matter in this game is ignorant. Not saying that pitch was. Look at the location of that pitch it was up and was not down the middle of the plate. What button did you use to swing with.
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@dbarmonstar_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@ikasnu_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@dbarmonstar_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
You all act like the pitcher should not matter at all, I did not look at it, what inning, Who was the pitcher, What is the pitcher Attributes, Was the pitch a perfect perfect pitch? All that plays a part as well. Not every perfect perfect hit should be a HR. So many other factors. Was the Wind blowing in? What time of day I am sure matters.
While I agree not all PPs are the same (especially mine), this instance that PP should have been a long dong. Pitcher attributes, stamina, confidence should not have kept that PP short.
I disagree, I am not saying that should not have been a HR but I think everything matters Hitters attri, and Pitchers Attri the inning the condition IE wind, looks to be hit to the furthest part of the ball park, how do they code that into the game also matters, Something on attr by pitchers or the conditions of the park or what velo do you need vs Pitching attr to hit it out of that park in that location all matters. What is the percentage of that ball being hit out in that field with that pitcher and that hitter in that part of the game. Just bringing some light of why that may have not a perfect perfect HR. Frustrating for the hitter yes indeed. If we knew how this game was designed and coded then we would have more of an understanding on why it plays the way it does online. We will never know that. Other thing to considers is if User hitting used square to hit that then yeah probably should have gone out but with x or o that may have been the difference and what level was the game on, R, VET, AS, HOF, LEG all matters, IMO
No wind online so toss that one out. But in this instance hes just a smidge under the ball with max power and a perfect swing. The ball should be gone, Mike Trout IRL hits that ball a minimum 450 ft. Difficulty doesn't matter, only argument i could see is whether or not this was an X swing or an O swing. If OP is circle swinging, then I change my stance and say "nah brah". Any other swing, I think it should be a HR.
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@dbarmonstar_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
You all act like the pitcher should not matter at all, I did not look at it, what inning, Who was the pitcher, What is the pitcher Attributes, Was the pitch a perfect perfect pitch? All that plays a part as well. Not every perfect perfect hit should be a HR. So many other factors. Was the Wind blowing in? What time of day I am sure matters.
Please don’t speak sensible on this forum- i think it gets you banned because I see so little people doing it
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@ikasnu_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@dbarmonstar_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@ikasnu_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@dbarmonstar_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
You all act like the pitcher should not matter at all, I did not look at it, what inning, Who was the pitcher, What is the pitcher Attributes, Was the pitch a perfect perfect pitch? All that plays a part as well. Not every perfect perfect hit should be a HR. So many other factors. Was the Wind blowing in? What time of day I am sure matters.
While I agree not all PPs are the same (especially mine), this instance that PP should have been a long dong. Pitcher attributes, stamina, confidence should not have kept that PP short.
I disagree, I am not saying that should not have been a HR but I think everything matters Hitters attri, and Pitchers Attri the inning the condition IE wind, looks to be hit to the furthest part of the ball park, how do they code that into the game also matters, Something on attr by pitchers or the conditions of the park or what velo do you need vs Pitching attr to hit it out of that park in that location all matters. What is the percentage of that ball being hit out in that field with that pitcher and that hitter in that part of the game. Just bringing some light of why that may have not a perfect perfect HR. Frustrating for the hitter yes indeed. If we knew how this game was designed and coded then we would have more of an understanding on why it plays the way it does online. We will never know that. Other thing to considers is if User hitting used square to hit that then yeah probably should have gone out but with x or o that may have been the difference and what level was the game on, R, VET, AS, HOF, LEG all matters, IMO
No wind online so toss that one out. But in this instance hes just a smidge under the ball with max power and a perfect swing. The ball should be gone, Mike Trout IRL hits that ball a minimum 450 ft. Difficulty doesn't matter, only argument i could see is whether or not this was an X swing or an O swing. If OP is circle swinging, then I change my stance and say "nah brah". Any other swing, I think it should be a HR.
I can agree with that. If X I can still see that ball in that park not clearing the fence, square should have been gone, I have hit some perfect perfect use X a lot of them fall short of the fence and it is like really. I get the frustration.
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@suntlacrimae50_mlbts said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@dbarmonstar_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
You all act like the pitcher should not matter at all, I did not look at it, what inning, Who was the pitcher, What is the pitcher Attributes, Was the pitch a perfect perfect pitch? All that plays a part as well. Not every perfect perfect hit should be a HR. So many other factors. Was the Wind blowing in? What time of day I am sure matters.
Blahblahblah.
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY FIVE POWER.
PERFECT-PERFECT.
Pinpoint perfect pitch shouldn't matter. Unless the wind is blowing in 25 mph, shouldn't matter. Pitcher confidence, HR/9, H/9...shouldn't matter.
So long as SDS stands by competitive mode being "stick skills reign supreme," none of that should matter.
125 power, perfect-perfect is all that should matter.
Just say you don’t watch or never played baseball without actually saying it- at times I do feel a bit sorry for SDS bc of ppl like you
Is the game perfect- no( those diving slides and foul tips need fixing)
But a person made a perfect and correct response to the issue at hand and all you can say is “wahwah 125power P/P should be a HR” lol
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Interesting this thread has generated the discussion is has. Nice to see actual discussion.
Some notes:
- It was whatever spring training difficulty was as I was my 3rd game into RS
- Chase Utley took Wilson yard as the batter before Trout. He had thrown 8 pitches including a HR before Trout came to the plate
- X swing with Trout
My issue with the result isn't so much that game but we have all hit no doubt HR's from hitters with sub 90 power that were early (or late) so when someone lands a PP with 125 power off a pitcher than JUST gave up a HR then it kinda should be a HR IMO. I'd argue that stance for anyone here even if it was against me.
It's not like it was vs Randy Johnson.
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@aaronjw76_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
Interesting this thread has generated the discussion is has. Nice to see actual discussion.
Some notes:
- It was whatever spring training difficulty was as I was my 3rd game into RS
- Chase Utley took Wilson yard as the batter before Trout. He had thrown 8 pitches including a HR before Trout came to the plate
- X swing with Trout
My issue with the result isn't so much that game but we have all hit no doubt HR's from hitters with sub 90 power that were early (or late) so when someone lands a PP with 125 power off a pitcher than JUST gave up a HR then it kinda should be a HR IMO. I'd argue that stance for anyone here even if it was against me.
It's not like it was vs Randy Johnson.
Yeah, I think your argument is valid, so many people complain about not getting hits with PP. PP should be player max exit velo and with 125 power should be max of max exit velo and if launch angle is not a line drive, so upper part of PCI, then no way should it not be gone, unless you had some massive wind, which isn't in RS.
It seems clear to me that they overcorrected from last year. None of us like seeing the RNG in the game, but its there and when we do it's a very hard pill to swallow.
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@aaronjw76_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
Interesting this thread has generated the discussion is has. Nice to see actual discussion.
Some notes:
- It was whatever spring training difficulty was as I was my 3rd game into RS
- Chase Utley took Wilson yard as the batter before Trout. He had thrown 8 pitches including a HR before Trout came to the plate
- X swing with Trout
My issue with the result isn't so much that game but we have all hit no doubt HR's from hitters with sub 90 power that were early (or late) so when someone lands a PP with 125 power off a pitcher than JUST gave up a HR then it kinda should be a HR IMO. I'd argue that stance for anyone here even if it was against me.
It's not like it was vs Randy Johnson.
I understand what you are saying, Question would be what part of the field did Utley hit the HR, I get it the arguement of late and early, even using X. It will be interesting to know if a player has hit an early or late in that that park at that location in the park, with what hitter and pitcher. I am not saying you are wrong. I understand your point of view.
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Bottom line is the best players get a perfect perfect or dang close almost every at bat. If you square up a couple a game and don’t get rewarded it is what it is.
You have to get good enough to make it impossible for the game to not reward you.
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@dbarmonstar_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
You all act like the pitcher should not matter at all, I did not look at it, what inning, Who was the pitcher, What is the pitcher Attributes, Was the pitch a perfect perfect pitch? All that plays a part as well. Not every perfect perfect hit should be a HR. So many other factors. Was the Wind blowing in? What time of day I am sure matters.
Why/how could the pitcher have an influence on hit outcomes in real baseball. We’re not going down the road of pitchers with special powers to determine hit outcomes are we?
For example: When Mark McGwire barreled up a pitch…did the ball only leave the park with certain pitchers and with other pitchers it stayed in play because of who threw the ball?
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@toast2thegodz_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@dbarmonstar_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
You all act like the pitcher should not matter at all, I did not look at it, what inning, Who was the pitcher, What is the pitcher Attributes, Was the pitch a perfect perfect pitch? All that plays a part as well. Not every perfect perfect hit should be a HR. So many other factors. Was the Wind blowing in? What time of day I am sure matters.
Please don’t speak sensible on this forum- i think it gets you banned because I see so little people doing it
How could a perfectly released pitch have an influence on the outcome of a perfectly hit ball? Does the perfect pitch nerf the perfect hit? That wouldn’t make sense….nor does it happen….in real baseball.
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@parradox-cam_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@toast2thegodz_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@dbarmonstar_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
You all act like the pitcher should not matter at all, I did not look at it, what inning, Who was the pitcher, What is the pitcher Attributes, Was the pitch a perfect perfect pitch? All that plays a part as well. Not every perfect perfect hit should be a HR. So many other factors. Was the Wind blowing in? What time of day I am sure matters.
Please don’t speak sensible on this forum- i think it gets you banned because I see so little people doing it
How could a perfectly released pitch have an influence on the outcome of a perfectly hit ball? Does the perfect pitch nerf the perfect hit? That wouldn’t make sense….nor does it happen….in real baseball.
There are tons of variables that exist that can be considered why every perfect swing/hit ball is not 100% a HR- if you don’t or can’t understand that then I don’t have the time to explain it to you
Does it happen most of the time with hitters with power? yes. Does it happen 100% of the time? Of course not
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@toast2thegodz_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@suntlacrimae50_mlbts said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@dbarmonstar_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
You all act like the pitcher should not matter at all, I did not look at it, what inning, Who was the pitcher, What is the pitcher Attributes, Was the pitch a perfect perfect pitch? All that plays a part as well. Not every perfect perfect hit should be a HR. So many other factors. Was the Wind blowing in? What time of day I am sure matters.
Blahblahblah.
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY FIVE POWER.
PERFECT-PERFECT.
Pinpoint perfect pitch shouldn't matter. Unless the wind is blowing in 25 mph, shouldn't matter. Pitcher confidence, HR/9, H/9...shouldn't matter.
So long as SDS stands by competitive mode being "stick skills reign supreme," none of that should matter.
125 power, perfect-perfect is all that should matter.
Just say you don’t watch or never played baseball without actually saying it- at times I do feel a bit sorry for SDS bc of ppl like you
Is the game perfect- no( those diving slides and foul tips need fixing)
But a person made a perfect and correct response to the issue at hand and all you can say is “wahwah 125power P/P should be a HR” lol
SDS said it, not me. Stick skills reign supreme. Or they should. I watch a lot of baseball. Competitive online is NOT "irl baseball." Nor should it be. The randomness needs to be minimized as much as possible, which is why WIND is not allowed in RS, right?
I don't play online much. I don't like it. But any competitive online mode that purports to rely on attributes and stick skills -- and thus is NOT sim, which is a separate mode -- should reward PP 125 power shots every single time.
To be clear, I'm arguing against my instincts and preferences, but logic is logic, and RS is NOT real life baseball.
If it was Clemente, with 80ish power, fine. 125. Case closed.
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@suntlacrimae50_mlbts said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@toast2thegodz_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@suntlacrimae50_mlbts said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@dbarmonstar_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
You all act like the pitcher should not matter at all, I did not look at it, what inning, Who was the pitcher, What is the pitcher Attributes, Was the pitch a perfect perfect pitch? All that plays a part as well. Not every perfect perfect hit should be a HR. So many other factors. Was the Wind blowing in? What time of day I am sure matters.
Blahblahblah.
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY FIVE POWER.
PERFECT-PERFECT.
Pinpoint perfect pitch shouldn't matter. Unless the wind is blowing in 25 mph, shouldn't matter. Pitcher confidence, HR/9, H/9...shouldn't matter.
So long as SDS stands by competitive mode being "stick skills reign supreme," none of that should matter.
125 power, perfect-perfect is all that should matter.
Just say you don’t watch or never played baseball without actually saying it- at times I do feel a bit sorry for SDS bc of ppl like you
Is the game perfect- no( those diving slides and foul tips need fixing)
But a person made a perfect and correct response to the issue at hand and all you can say is “wahwah 125power P/P should be a HR” lol
SDS said it, not me. Stick skills reign supreme. Or they should. I watch a lot of baseball. Competitive online is NOT "irl baseball." Nor should it be. The randomness needs to be minimized as much as possible, which is why WIND is not allowed in RS, right?
I don't play online much. I don't like it. But any competitive online mode that purports to rely on attributes and stick skills -- and thus is NOT sim, which is a separate mode -- should reward PP 125 power shots every single time.
To be clear, I'm arguing against my instincts and preferences, but logic is logic, and RS is NOT real life baseball.
If it was Clemente, with 80ish power, fine. 125. Case closed.
So the stadium where the ball was hit is 420 dead center- where the ball was caught was deeper than dead center so give or take 440 feet.
Are you saying that every P/P hit ball with a batter with 125 power should automatically go 450 feet or further?
If he would’ve been a tad bit earlier that ball would well went over the wall in a diff area of the park- sometimes it’s a disadvantage to hit the ball to the furthest part of the stadium- and that’s irl and in video games
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@toast2thegodz_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@suntlacrimae50_mlbts said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@toast2thegodz_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@suntlacrimae50_mlbts said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@dbarmonstar_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
You all act like the pitcher should not matter at all, I did not look at it, what inning, Who was the pitcher, What is the pitcher Attributes, Was the pitch a perfect perfect pitch? All that plays a part as well. Not every perfect perfect hit should be a HR. So many other factors. Was the Wind blowing in? What time of day I am sure matters.
Blahblahblah.
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY FIVE POWER.
PERFECT-PERFECT.
Pinpoint perfect pitch shouldn't matter. Unless the wind is blowing in 25 mph, shouldn't matter. Pitcher confidence, HR/9, H/9...shouldn't matter.
So long as SDS stands by competitive mode being "stick skills reign supreme," none of that should matter.
125 power, perfect-perfect is all that should matter.
Just say you don’t watch or never played baseball without actually saying it- at times I do feel a bit sorry for SDS bc of ppl like you
Is the game perfect- no( those diving slides and foul tips need fixing)
But a person made a perfect and correct response to the issue at hand and all you can say is “wahwah 125power P/P should be a HR” lol
SDS said it, not me. Stick skills reign supreme. Or they should. I watch a lot of baseball. Competitive online is NOT "irl baseball." Nor should it be. The randomness needs to be minimized as much as possible, which is why WIND is not allowed in RS, right?
I don't play online much. I don't like it. But any competitive online mode that purports to rely on attributes and stick skills -- and thus is NOT sim, which is a separate mode -- should reward PP 125 power shots every single time.
To be clear, I'm arguing against my instincts and preferences, but logic is logic, and RS is NOT real life baseball.
If it was Clemente, with 80ish power, fine. 125. Case closed.
So the stadium where the ball was hit is 420 dead center- where the ball was caught was deeper than dead center so give or take 440 feet.
Are you saying that every P/P hit ball with a batter with 125 power should automatically go 450 feet or further?
If he would’ve been a tad bit earlier that ball would well went over the wall in a diff area of the park- sometimes it’s a disadvantage to hit the ball to the furthest part of the stadium- and that’s irl and in video games
Good point. In my earlier post I excepted Polo Grounds, and the point in general obtains. So no, if it goes 440 and is caught, whatever.
But on the other hand, what IS "125 power"? That's Babe in his prime, Barry in his prime, Dunn in his prime (power-wise). Fill in the blank. 450 on a PP with legendary maxed power and no wind in competitive mode? I'd sign that.
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Signing off, all. Apologies if I offended anyone with the "blahblahblah." My position is clear, so anything else said on this by me is just needlessly agitating the drama.
SDS, get your [censored] in order!
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@suntlacrimae50_mlbts said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@toast2thegodz_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@suntlacrimae50_mlbts said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@toast2thegodz_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@suntlacrimae50_mlbts said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@dbarmonstar_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
You all act like the pitcher should not matter at all, I did not look at it, what inning, Who was the pitcher, What is the pitcher Attributes, Was the pitch a perfect perfect pitch? All that plays a part as well. Not every perfect perfect hit should be a HR. So many other factors. Was the Wind blowing in? What time of day I am sure matters.
Blahblahblah.
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY FIVE POWER.
PERFECT-PERFECT.
Pinpoint perfect pitch shouldn't matter. Unless the wind is blowing in 25 mph, shouldn't matter. Pitcher confidence, HR/9, H/9...shouldn't matter.
So long as SDS stands by competitive mode being "stick skills reign supreme," none of that should matter.
125 power, perfect-perfect is all that should matter.
Just say you don’t watch or never played baseball without actually saying it- at times I do feel a bit sorry for SDS bc of ppl like you
Is the game perfect- no( those diving slides and foul tips need fixing)
But a person made a perfect and correct response to the issue at hand and all you can say is “wahwah 125power P/P should be a HR” lol
SDS said it, not me. Stick skills reign supreme. Or they should. I watch a lot of baseball. Competitive online is NOT "irl baseball." Nor should it be. The randomness needs to be minimized as much as possible, which is why WIND is not allowed in RS, right?
I don't play online much. I don't like it. But any competitive online mode that purports to rely on attributes and stick skills -- and thus is NOT sim, which is a separate mode -- should reward PP 125 power shots every single time.
To be clear, I'm arguing against my instincts and preferences, but logic is logic, and RS is NOT real life baseball.
If it was Clemente, with 80ish power, fine. 125. Case closed.
So the stadium where the ball was hit is 420 dead center- where the ball was caught was deeper than dead center so give or take 440 feet.
Are you saying that every P/P hit ball with a batter with 125 power should automatically go 450 feet or further?
If he would’ve been a tad bit earlier that ball would well went over the wall in a diff area of the park- sometimes it’s a disadvantage to hit the ball to the furthest part of the stadium- and that’s irl and in video games
Good point. In my earlier post I excepted Polo Grounds, and the point in general obtains. So no, if it goes 440 and is caught, whatever.
But on the other hand, what IS "125 power"? That's Babe in his prime, Barry in his prime, Dunn in his prime (power-wise). Fill in the blank. 450 on a PP with legendary maxed power and no wind in competitive mode? I'd sign that.
Yea I mean this thread would have been much better if the ball was hit to a different area of the park and didn’t go out or if this was just in a totally different park all together with different measurements
But seeing how the ball traveled about 440 feet and didn’t go out isn’t that uncommon of a thing bc the ball needed to travel 450 feet due to the area of the park the ball was hit to
450 feet HR’s are not super common lol- OP should’ve picked a different stadium because it looked like he was home in that clip so he has no one to blame but himself- a bit of sarcasm there but not really lol. I never played in that stadium a day in my life
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@parradox-cam_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@dbarmonstar_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
You all act like the pitcher should not matter at all, I did not look at it, what inning, Who was the pitcher, What is the pitcher Attributes, Was the pitch a perfect perfect pitch? All that plays a part as well. Not every perfect perfect hit should be a HR. So many other factors. Was the Wind blowing in? What time of day I am sure matters.
Why/how could the pitcher have an influence on hit outcomes in real baseball. We’re not going down the road of pitchers with special powers to determine hit outcomes are we?
For example: When Mark McGwire barreled up a pitch…did the ball only leave the park with certain pitchers and with other pitchers it stayed in play because of who threw the ball?
Actually it did, matter who threw the ball otherwise every barreled up pitch McGwire hit would have left the yard but it didnt now did it. Try again.
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@parradox-cam_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@toast2thegodz_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@dbarmonstar_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
You all act like the pitcher should not matter at all, I did not look at it, what inning, Who was the pitcher, What is the pitcher Attributes, Was the pitch a perfect perfect pitch? All that plays a part as well. Not every perfect perfect hit should be a HR. So many other factors. Was the Wind blowing in? What time of day I am sure matters.
Please don’t speak sensible on this forum- i think it gets you banned because I see so little people doing it
How could a perfectly released pitch have an influence on the outcome of a perfectly hit ball? Does the perfect pitch nerf the perfect hit? That wouldn’t make sense….nor does it happen….in real baseball.
Yeah it happens all the time in baseball, not every perfect hit in baseball gets hit for a HR or A hit, You ever heard of ERA, Why do some pitchers pitch better and give up less HR's than other players. Not ever perfect hit in MLB is hit out of the park.
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@suntlacrimae50_mlbts said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@toast2thegodz_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@suntlacrimae50_mlbts said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
@dbarmonstar_psn said in Perfect with 125 power should be a HR no matter the ballpark...:
You all act like the pitcher should not matter at all, I did not look at it, what inning, Who was the pitcher, What is the pitcher Attributes, Was the pitch a perfect perfect pitch? All that plays a part as well. Not every perfect perfect hit should be a HR. So many other factors. Was the Wind blowing in? What time of day I am sure matters.
Blahblahblah.
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY FIVE POWER.
PERFECT-PERFECT.
Pinpoint perfect pitch shouldn't matter. Unless the wind is blowing in 25 mph, shouldn't matter. Pitcher confidence, HR/9, H/9...shouldn't matter.
So long as SDS stands by competitive mode being "stick skills reign supreme," none of that should matter.
125 power, perfect-perfect is all that should matter.
Just say you don’t watch or never played baseball without actually saying it- at times I do feel a bit sorry for SDS bc of ppl like you
Is the game perfect- no( those diving slides and foul tips need fixing)
But a person made a perfect and correct response to the issue at hand and all you can say is “wahwah 125power P/P should be a HR” lol
SDS said it, not me. Stick skills reign supreme. Or they should. I watch a lot of baseball. Competitive online is NOT "irl baseball." Nor should it be. The randomness needs to be minimized as much as possible, which is why WIND is not allowed in RS, right?
I don't play online much. I don't like it. But any competitive online mode that purports to rely on attributes and stick skills -- and thus is NOT sim, which is a separate mode -- should reward PP 125 power shots every single time.
To be clear, I'm arguing against my instincts and preferences, but logic is logic, and RS is NOT real life baseball.
If it was Clemente, with 80ish power, fine. 125. Case closed.
I would agree if the user used square button to hit that ball but the user use X.
