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  • Kuhlkilla_PSNK Offline
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    Every perfect perfect in my last game was an out. Line drive, fly ball, out, out, out..... out

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  • the_dragon1912_PSNT Offline
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    You had a perfect perfect homerun the second batter of the game. There is no way to tell how many perfect/perfect outs you had from your game history on here, but I’m willing to bet you are exaggerating to make a point

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  • Kovz88_PSNK Offline
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    Every single person that has said this has been exxagerating. Every. Single. One.

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    @the_dragon1912 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    You had a perfect perfect homerun the second batter of the game. There is no way to tell how many perfect/perfect outs you had from your game history on here, but I’m willing to bet you are exaggerating to make a point

    You actually can tell from the game history, in the Perfect-Perfect contact section in the game log. Our friend here had a single perfect perfect all game which was his HR, as you mentioned.

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    @Trooper-35 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    @the_dragon1912 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    You had a perfect perfect homerun the second batter of the game. There is no way to tell how many perfect/perfect outs you had from your game history on here, but I’m willing to bet you are exaggerating to make a point

    You actually can tell from the game history, in the Perfect-Perfect contact section in the game log. Our friend here had a single perfect perfect all game which was his HR, as you mentioned.

    Yea I know. But that only says which perfect/perfects were hits. It doesn’t show the P-P outs

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    I guarantee this is a massive exaggeration. I bet if you took a sample size of your last 10 games and calculated perfect/perfect average, it would 100% be above .600, probably around .750. Just because it makes you mad when you line out doesn’t mean the hits don’t count.

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    @the_dragon1912 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    @Trooper-35 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    @the_dragon1912 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    You had a perfect perfect homerun the second batter of the game. There is no way to tell how many perfect/perfect outs you had from your game history on here, but I’m willing to bet you are exaggerating to make a point

    You actually can tell from the game history, in the Perfect-Perfect contact section in the game log. Our friend here had a single perfect perfect all game which was his HR, as you mentioned.

    Yea I know. But that only says which perfect/perfects were hits. It doesn’t show the P-P outs

    No it shows outs, mine definitely have in the past when I’ve gone back and looked at them. It just further proves OP is lying

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    @Trooper-35 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    @the_dragon1912 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    @Trooper-35 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    @the_dragon1912 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    You had a perfect perfect homerun the second batter of the game. There is no way to tell how many perfect/perfect outs you had from your game history on here, but I’m willing to bet you are exaggerating to make a point

    You actually can tell from the game history, in the Perfect-Perfect contact section in the game log. Our friend here had a single perfect perfect all game which was his HR, as you mentioned.

    Yea I know. But that only says which perfect/perfects were hits. It doesn’t show the P-P outs

    No it shows outs, mine definitely have in the past when I’ve gone back and looked at them. It just further proves OP is lying

    It does in game yeah. It doesn't on the Website though

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  • Kuhlkilla_PSNK Offline
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    If it says I only had 1 in that game, and it was the HR, then something is wrong. I hit many more that were outs. Line drive to 1st and 3rd, center field, right field.... It's a lot more outs than it is hits lol

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  • Kuhlkilla_PSNK Offline
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    I just got a couple hits with Perfect Perfect in the Event. (Update)

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    @Kuhlkilla said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    I just got a couple hits with Perfect Perfect in the Event. (Update)

    Confetti

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    @the_dragon1912 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    @Trooper-35 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    @the_dragon1912 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    @Trooper-35 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    @the_dragon1912 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    You had a perfect perfect homerun the second batter of the game. There is no way to tell how many perfect/perfect outs you had from your game history on here, but I’m willing to bet you are exaggerating to make a point

    You actually can tell from the game history, in the Perfect-Perfect contact section in the game log. Our friend here had a single perfect perfect all game which was his HR, as you mentioned.

    Yea I know. But that only says which perfect/perfects were hits. It doesn’t show the P-P outs

    No it shows outs, mine definitely have in the past when I’ve gone back and looked at them. It just further proves OP is lying

    It does in game yeah. It doesn't on the Website though

    It definitely shows it on the website. If you don't see any outs listed that means there were none made. This is just another person over exaggerating and not realizing he could get caught up in a lie lol

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    @allday9128 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    @the_dragon1912 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    @Trooper-35 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    @the_dragon1912 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    @Trooper-35 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    @the_dragon1912 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    You had a perfect perfect homerun the second batter of the game. There is no way to tell how many perfect/perfect outs you had from your game history on here, but I’m willing to bet you are exaggerating to make a point

    You actually can tell from the game history, in the Perfect-Perfect contact section in the game log. Our friend here had a single perfect perfect all game which was his HR, as you mentioned.

    Yea I know. But that only says which perfect/perfects were hits. It doesn’t show the P-P outs

    No it shows outs, mine definitely have in the past when I’ve gone back and looked at them. It just further proves OP is lying

    It does in game yeah. It doesn't on the Website though

    It definitely shows it on the website. If you don't see any outs listed that means there were none made. This is just another person over exaggerating and not realizing he could get caught up in a lie lol

    Lmao yeah I just checked my own game history and has to go back 10 games before I found a perfect perfect out but yeah you are correct

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    Perfect-perfect balls go for hits about 85% of the time across all difficulties online. Depending on things like how you hit it, where you play, and who you hit it with, the chance of a hit will be higher or lower but you either got unlucky or are misrepresenting what happened

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  • TheMoShow___PSNT Offline
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    @Trooper-35 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    @the_dragon1912 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    You had a perfect perfect homerun the second batter of the game. There is no way to tell how many perfect/perfect outs you had from your game history on here, but I’m willing to bet you are exaggerating to make a point

    You actually can tell from the game history, in the Perfect-Perfect contact section in the game log. Our friend here had a single perfect perfect all game which was his HR, as you mentioned.

    Whew! Gotta love it. Bet he gets his news from CNN as well 😂

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  • Kuhlkilla_PSNK Offline
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    So, when you initially hit the ball and it says "Perfect-Perfect" it can later change after the play?

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  • AuraOfRashida1E1A Offline
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    had a perfect perfect yesterday on my first feedback, smashed it 109 just foul, in the evening expanded feedback the windows said very early, and good. Perfect Perfect is RNG.

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    @AuraOfRashida1E1 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    had a perfect perfect yesterday on my first feedback, smashed it 109 just foul, in the evening expanded feedback the windows said very early, and good. Perfect Perfect is RNG.

    Perfect perfect is not RNG. You were early on the ball and the feedback showed it incorrectly. We can’t ever have perfect feedback though because it would expose the fact that people aren’t as good as they think they are

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  • pbake12_PSNP Offline
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    Perfect-Perfect is the best gameplay improvement they made fo this year's game! Good-Squared up lineouts last year were on a whole different level.

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  • Kuhlkilla_PSNK Offline
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    @the_dragon1912 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    @AuraOfRashida1E1 said in Perfect Perfect means nothing:

    had a perfect perfect yesterday on my first feedback, smashed it 109 just foul, in the evening expanded feedback the windows said very early, and good. Perfect Perfect is RNG.

    Perfect perfect is not RNG. You were early on the ball and the feedback showed it incorrectly. We can’t ever have perfect feedback though because it would expose the fact that people aren’t as good as they think they are

    I am not that good, and I didn't claim to be either, just to be clear. I think what is happening is it shows "Perfect-Perfect" but then changes. So my lineouts and fly outs are actually not "Perfect-Perfect", and the feedback is incorrect, until it is later adjusted.

    People up above said they checked my game in question and didn't see "perfect-perfect" outs, and while I was playing there were definitely 2-3 that happened.

    I don't know, it's what I saw at the time of hitting the ball. I'll go back and see if any of it was recorded at this point.

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