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So I Tried Pinpoint Pitching for the First Time…

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  • JackD290_MLBTSJ Offline
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    wrote last edited by JackD290_MLBTS
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    Just when I thought I’d seen every inconsistent, non-logical system this game has to offer I discover this laughable pile of trash 😂

    I will say I haven’t really pitched since MLB 16 as I usually just do RTTS as a batter but I hopped on the game today and thought I would try the pinpoint pitching since I see people using it all over instagram and YouTube.

    It’s genuinely terrible, I don’t understand the logic behind the outcomes, there doesn’t seem to be any if I’m honest with you. Input seems to have zero effect on the outcome like every pitch is just completely random in terms of location no matter what you do.

    I follow the pattern exactly, even getting the entirety of the lines green and it usually results in the ball missing the zone by about a mile or hitting the batter.

    This game never fails to make me laugh in terms of how non sensical it can be. I’m not really bothered because like I say I rarely pitch but oh my goodness they just can’t help themselves from creating trash can they 😂

    I feel bad for players who only want to pitch, why would anyone choose this over pulse or meter 😂

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    Pin point is better than pulse and meter. Sorry it didn't workout for you the one time you tried it. Also real pitchers sometimes miss their targets.

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    @theBlindRhino_PSN I'm a long time meter user, with mostly success...but I am starting to dabble into different methods...I've found analog was actually good middle ground, personally.

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  • JackD290_MLBTSJ Offline
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    @theBlindRhino_PSN Yeah exactly, they miss sometimes, not every single pitch 😂

    This system would make someone new to baseball think pitchers have no control whatsoever 😂

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    @JackD290_MLBTS pinpoint has the smallest pars for perfect input. If you can consistently have perfect input, it’s by far the best.

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