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I would be open to the argument that the pitch went through the zone if the timing on it was very early or even early. But it literally says good timing, and it's closer to the green than the yellow (hence it says good and not just early). That means that the pitch wasn't caught in the flight, the pitch was hit at the location where it ended up being.
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Lol weird two posts down a thread saying pitching too easy
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@hustlinowl_psn said in Well whaddya know:
Lol weird two posts down a thread saying pitching too easy
With all due respect to that poster, I read through that post thinking he is probably not a very good hitter since he is voicing his frustration about not getting any pitches down the middle - so if you read between the lines that means that's what he was looking for and didn't get it. The pitch I pointed out on Twitter was also not down the middle, but will be crushed by every decent player who isn't just looking for pitches down the middle.
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@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
I would be open to the argument that the pitch went through the zone if the timing on it was very early or even early. But it literally says good timing, and it's closer to the green than the yellow (hence it says good and not just early). That means that the pitch wasn't caught in the flight, the pitch was hit at the location where it ended up being.
I don't think that's true at all, just because it was good timing on the hitter side doesn't mean that's where the ball ends up being. It was still to far out for that to be true.
We can even tell that by a picture in the twitter thread, the ball isn't yet to where it will land.
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@eatyum_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
I would be open to the argument that the pitch went through the zone if the timing on it was very early or even early. But it literally says good timing, and it's closer to the green than the yellow (hence it says good and not just early). That means that the pitch wasn't caught in the flight, the pitch was hit at the location where it ended up being.
I don't think that's true at all, just because it was good timing on the hitter side doesn't mean that's where the ball ends up being. It was still to far out for that to be true.
Doesn't the hitting feedback register the location of where contact is made? Since the timing was good, that spot is accurate to where the pitch would end up using that logic.
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@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@eatyum_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
I would be open to the argument that the pitch went through the zone if the timing on it was very early or even early. But it literally says good timing, and it's closer to the green than the yellow (hence it says good and not just early). That means that the pitch wasn't caught in the flight, the pitch was hit at the location where it ended up being.
I don't think that's true at all, just because it was good timing on the hitter side doesn't mean that's where the ball ends up being. It was still to far out for that to be true.
Doesn't the hitting feedback register the location of where contact is made? Since the timing was good, that spot is accurate to where the pitch would end up using that logic.
No, that's not how it works, just because it's a good time to hit the ball, doesn't mean that is the balls final destination. The ball doesn't magically stop moving if the hitter doesn't hit it there.
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@eatyum_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@eatyum_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
I would be open to the argument that the pitch went through the zone if the timing on it was very early or even early. But it literally says good timing, and it's closer to the green than the yellow (hence it says good and not just early). That means that the pitch wasn't caught in the flight, the pitch was hit at the location where it ended up being.
I don't think that's true at all, just because it was good timing on the hitter side doesn't mean that's where the ball ends up being. It was still to far out for that to be true.
Doesn't the hitting feedback register the location of where contact is made? Since the timing was good, that spot is accurate to where the pitch would end up using that logic.
No, that's not how it works, just because it's a good time to hit the ball, doesn't mean that is the balls final destination. The ball doesn't magically stop moving if the hitter doesn't hit it there.
I think we're gonna have to agree to disagree on this one. I hear what you're saying, and like I argued before I would agree if the timing was early or very early. But since that wasn't the case here, I do think that the spot that the feedback shows was in fact the location where the pitch would've ended up being if the batter had not swung.
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@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@eatyum_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@eatyum_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
I would be open to the argument that the pitch went through the zone if the timing on it was very early or even early. But it literally says good timing, and it's closer to the green than the yellow (hence it says good and not just early). That means that the pitch wasn't caught in the flight, the pitch was hit at the location where it ended up being.
I don't think that's true at all, just because it was good timing on the hitter side doesn't mean that's where the ball ends up being. It was still to far out for that to be true.
Doesn't the hitting feedback register the location of where contact is made? Since the timing was good, that spot is accurate to where the pitch would end up using that logic.
No, that's not how it works, just because it's a good time to hit the ball, doesn't mean that is the balls final destination. The ball doesn't magically stop moving if the hitter doesn't hit it there.
I think we're gonna have to agree to disagree on this one. I hear what you're saying, and like I argued before I would agree if the timing was early or very early. But since that wasn't the case here, I do think that the spot that the feedback shows was in fact the location where the pitch would've ended up being if the batter had not swung.
But why? what gives you this assumption? Because using the hitters timing isn't proof, unless you are suggesting the hitters good time to swing is when the ball was in the glove, or that the ball magically stops moving on a slurve before it gets in the glove.
Besides, all of this is moot because we know where the ball would have ended up. https://twitter.com/UHeynaBoutIt/status/1523725235706421250?s=20&t=qwWX3od9aqqy9oadx6-SDQ
Which is outside the par, but the picture makes it look worse then it is, as my first comment said
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@hustlinowl_psn said in Well whaddya know:
Lol weird two posts down a thread saying pitching too easy
Pitching is fine if the perfect releases go in the PAR.
That being said, being a slurve from a pitcher with very good movement on his slurve if he would have taken that pitch I'm not sure it wouldn't have reached the left side of that PAR.
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@eatyum_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@eatyum_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@eatyum_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
I would be open to the argument that the pitch went through the zone if the timing on it was very early or even early. But it literally says good timing, and it's closer to the green than the yellow (hence it says good and not just early). That means that the pitch wasn't caught in the flight, the pitch was hit at the location where it ended up being.
I don't think that's true at all, just because it was good timing on the hitter side doesn't mean that's where the ball ends up being. It was still to far out for that to be true.
Doesn't the hitting feedback register the location of where contact is made? Since the timing was good, that spot is accurate to where the pitch would end up using that logic.
No, that's not how it works, just because it's a good time to hit the ball, doesn't mean that is the balls final destination. The ball doesn't magically stop moving if the hitter doesn't hit it there.
I think we're gonna have to agree to disagree on this one. I hear what you're saying, and like I argued before I would agree if the timing was early or very early. But since that wasn't the case here, I do think that the spot that the feedback shows was in fact the location where the pitch would've ended up being if the batter had not swung.
But why? what gives you this assumption? Because using the hitters timing isn't proof, unless you are suggesting the hitters good time to swing is when the ball was in the glove, or that the ball magically stops moving on a slurve before it gets in the glove.
Besides, all of this is moot because we know where the ball would have ended up. https://twitter.com/UHeynaBoutIt/status/1523725235706421250?s=20&t=qwWX3od9aqqy9oadx6-SDQ
Which is outside the par, but the picture makes it look worse then it is, as my first comment said
I have no issue with the result of the batter, you can actually hit that pitch for a homer if it DID end up where he spotted it. The argument was that the pitch had a perfect release and it ended up outside the PAR. That shouldn't happen.
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@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@eatyum_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@eatyum_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@eatyum_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
I would be open to the argument that the pitch went through the zone if the timing on it was very early or even early. But it literally says good timing, and it's closer to the green than the yellow (hence it says good and not just early). That means that the pitch wasn't caught in the flight, the pitch was hit at the location where it ended up being.
I don't think that's true at all, just because it was good timing on the hitter side doesn't mean that's where the ball ends up being. It was still to far out for that to be true.
Doesn't the hitting feedback register the location of where contact is made? Since the timing was good, that spot is accurate to where the pitch would end up using that logic.
No, that's not how it works, just because it's a good time to hit the ball, doesn't mean that is the balls final destination. The ball doesn't magically stop moving if the hitter doesn't hit it there.
I think we're gonna have to agree to disagree on this one. I hear what you're saying, and like I argued before I would agree if the timing was early or very early. But since that wasn't the case here, I do think that the spot that the feedback shows was in fact the location where the pitch would've ended up being if the batter had not swung.
But why? what gives you this assumption? Because using the hitters timing isn't proof, unless you are suggesting the hitters good time to swing is when the ball was in the glove, or that the ball magically stops moving on a slurve before it gets in the glove.
Besides, all of this is moot because we know where the ball would have ended up. https://twitter.com/UHeynaBoutIt/status/1523725235706421250?s=20&t=qwWX3od9aqqy9oadx6-SDQ
Which is outside the par, but the picture makes it look worse then it is, as my first comment said
I have no issue with the result of the batter, you can actually hit that pitch for a homer if it DID end up where he spotted it. The argument was that the pitch had a perfect release and it ended up outside the PAR. That shouldn't happen.
I know, I wasn't referring to the batter, I was referring to the picture of the batter swinging vs where the pitch wouldve ended up.
The picture of the batter swinging makes it look way worse then it was. In reality the ball would have hit on the corner, which is outside the par, which shouldn't happen obv, but it also wasn't some gravity middle middle pitch
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@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@eatyum_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
I would be open to the argument that the pitch went through the zone if the timing on it was very early or even early. But it literally says good timing, and it's closer to the green than the yellow (hence it says good and not just early). That means that the pitch wasn't caught in the flight, the pitch was hit at the location where it ended up being.
I don't think that's true at all, just because it was good timing on the hitter side doesn't mean that's where the ball ends up being. It was still to far out for that to be true.
Doesn't the hitting feedback register the location of where contact is made? Since the timing was good, that spot is accurate to where the pitch would end up using that logic.
This is honestly what I've always wondered. Is the ball location in the PCI feedback giving the results of where contact is made, or is it showing where the ball would've crossed the plate and been caught at?
Because I think if it's showing where the ball would've crossed the plate and been caught it would explain alot of the off ball pci solid contact.
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As others have stated, the image doesn’t really hold up. Ball has to travel still.
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I will say this for the first time ever. This game is absolute garbage. Beyond frustrating how badly programmed and how SDS either doesn’t care or lacks the competence to address.
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@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
https://twitter.com/UHeynaBoutIt/status/1523707950229032965?t=zfOsuKlAugcz3L2zM5uIgA&s=19
Remember when I said pitching is broken af, less than a week after release of the game? Yeah I remember. Thankfully people are catching on.
Game is a joke it's just moving away from any kind of skill. Playing events it's literally impossible to strike someone out until they eventually force you to throw a meatball for them to crush or bloop over your shortstop's head. At this point you just have to take it for what it is and try to have fun
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@t-rox_09_mlbts said in Well whaddya know:
@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
https://twitter.com/UHeynaBoutIt/status/1523707950229032965?t=zfOsuKlAugcz3L2zM5uIgA&s=19
Remember when I said pitching is broken af, less than a week after release of the game? Yeah I remember. Thankfully people are catching on.
Game is a joke it's just moving away from any kind of skill. Playing events it's literally impossible to strike someone out until they eventually force you to throw a meatball for them to crush or bloop over your shortstop's head. At this point you just have to take it for what it is and try to have fun
Events today were the final straw
For me. Contact swing is so broken you can just foul things off until you either bloop a ball or hit a blast. I can’t bring myself to be the “if you can’t beat ‘em, join them “ guy. Just terrible. -
@oreorockstar_mlbts said in Well whaddya know:
@t-rox_09_mlbts said in Well whaddya know:
@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
https://twitter.com/UHeynaBoutIt/status/1523707950229032965?t=zfOsuKlAugcz3L2zM5uIgA&s=19
Remember when I said pitching is broken af, less than a week after release of the game? Yeah I remember. Thankfully people are catching on.
Game is a joke it's just moving away from any kind of skill. Playing events it's literally impossible to strike someone out until they eventually force you to throw a meatball for them to crush or bloop over your shortstop's head. At this point you just have to take it for what it is and try to have fun
Events today were the final straw
For me. Contact swing is so broken you can just foul things off until you either bloop a ball or hit a blast. I can’t bring myself to be the “if you can’t beat ‘em, join them “ guy. Just terrible.I agree this year it's horrible might be time to move on after this year. I think that's why they're opening it up to Xbox and Nintendo switch because they know the diehard fans will leave they are just looking for money and the masses. They don't care about game cloudy they care about their bottom line it's a business it's obvious. The product is trash.
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@allday9128_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@eatyum_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
I would be open to the argument that the pitch went through the zone if the timing on it was very early or even early. But it literally says good timing, and it's closer to the green than the yellow (hence it says good and not just early). That means that the pitch wasn't caught in the flight, the pitch was hit at the location where it ended up being.
I don't think that's true at all, just because it was good timing on the hitter side doesn't mean that's where the ball ends up being. It was still to far out for that to be true.
Doesn't the hitting feedback register the location of where contact is made? Since the timing was good, that spot is accurate to where the pitch would end up using that logic.
This is honestly what I've always wondered. Is the ball location in the PCI feedback giving the results of where contact is made, or is it showing where the ball would've crossed the plate and been caught at?
Because I think if it's showing where the ball would've crossed the plate and been caught it would explain alot of the off ball pci solid contact.
After playing tonight and seeing some awful foul tips. I replayed some and looked at it closer. I think the ball locations shows where it would land, and not where contact is made. Unless the replay was completely wrong. I went back to the replay and shows the ball crossing the bottom of the strike zone only to be fouled off. But the ball location shows it in the dirt. Or close to it.
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It's literally going where he sent it batter got ahead of it that's baseball smh
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@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@eatyum_psn said in Well whaddya know:
@raesone_psn said in Well whaddya know:
I would be open to the argument that the pitch went through the zone if the timing on it was very early or even early. But it literally says good timing, and it's closer to the green than the yellow (hence it says good and not just early). That means that the pitch wasn't caught in the flight, the pitch was hit at the location where it ended up being.
I don't think that's true at all, just because it was good timing on the hitter side doesn't mean that's where the ball ends up being. It was still to far out for that to be true.
Doesn't the hitting feedback register the location of where contact is made? Since the timing was good, that spot is accurate to where the pitch would end up using that logic.
The only argument I would have here is that good timing doesn't necessarily mean you hit the pitch in the spot it was intended to go to. It means you caught it in the better spot to hit it. The timing changes depending on the pitch and location which is why we see 'early' swings go opposite field sometimes. On an outside breaking pitch you want to drive it the other way, so being early would still send it to the opposite field. So good timing doesn't necessarily equal up the middle or hitting the pitch where it was intended to go.
