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@myrrder said in Ranked:
@x814xmafia so being disabled means you can flick the right stick but not the left stick? That doesn’t make any sense. People use it because they don’t want to put in the time to be good and ruins the game for everyone else. Ranked means skill. It should be zone only. Period.
No. Being disabled means that due to a stroke I can't use my right hand. So I have to use my left hand to work the joystick AND hit the buttons to swing the bat.
It's impossible for me to be able to move the joystick (pci) and hit one of the buttons to swing the bat without jerking the PCI.
Believe me when I say that I'd rather be able to use Zone. But since it's physically impossible for me to use that setting; I have to compromise and use Directional.
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Even if they were using a different input,which is impossible to know unless you are looking at the same screen they are, it doesn't change anything about the game, you need to get outs and prevent runs while pitching and hit and score runs while batting.hel, they could be using their toes or their cat could be playing with the controller still need to outscore the opponent.
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Someone else said the same thing about timing and also got blasted so just get over your 1 lose and stop complaining about people using timing or directional. People use what works best for them
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If you are losing to a person using directional or timing only. You did not deserve to win the game. Those settings are terrible.
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@myrrder said in Ranked:
@x814xmafia so being disabled means you can flick the right stick but not the left stick? That doesn’t make any sense. People use it because they don’t want to put in the time to be good and ruins the game for everyone else. Ranked means skill. It should be zone only. Period.
You're a weird dude. You know it's a video game and not that serious right? You ain't making a living from this. If you really had the higher skill then you wouldn't worry about directional or timing users.
I think your tinfoil hat fits a little too snug
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I don't think you understand how hard timing is, you gotta get very close to perfect perfect in timing or your gonna ground out or pop out or even wiff even on good timing, I just started using directional today and it is so much easier than timing and much more forgiving on your timing.
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@AcidicCreed7 said in Yurr:
I don't think you understand how hard timing is, you gotta get very close to perfect perfect in timing or your gonna ground out or pop out or even wiff even on good timing, I just started using directional today and it is so much easier than timing and much more forgiving on your timing.
How hard is directional to use? I've been looking to change from the timing
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@sbchamps17 said in Yurr:
@AcidicCreed7 said in Yurr:
I don't think you understand how hard timing is, you gotta get very close to perfect perfect in timing or your gonna ground out or pop out or even wiff even on good timing, I just started using directional today and it is so much easier than timing and much more forgiving on your timing.
How hard is directional to use? I've been looking to change from the timing
It's as hard as it is to breath. Meaning, not hard at all.
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Any tips on how to use it
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@sbchamps17 said in Yurr:
Any tips on how to use it
Whenever the ball comes, push A (Xbox)/X (PS5). I’ve always used directional, and you literally just time the button press to when the ball comes across the plate.
But fair warning………there are times your timing will be “good” and you’ll still whiff.
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Do you need to point it down, up or side at all
