Question for those that use Pulse Pitching
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When do you generally try to release?
I used to just tap the button and would get a perfect input while sailing many over the plate
Recently I started holding the button and releasing with the pitchers momentum. I've noticed many more pitches closer to their spot
Just wanted to post my findings
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Perfect release always works for me, love pulse
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I use pulse as well. Maybe I'm doing something wrong but I don't hold and release any button. I just tap X when the pulsating circle is at it's smallest point.
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@DeadPhish1976 said in Question for those that use Pulse Pitching:
I use pulse as well. Maybe I'm doing something wrong but I don't hold and release any button. I just tap X when the pulsating circle is at it's smallest point.
Yeah i did that too and was givin up lotta meatballs
After the smallest point i hold it and wait until the pitcher im using is at his most velocity then i release
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@DeadPhish1976 said in Question for those that use Pulse Pitching:
I use pulse as well. Maybe I'm doing something wrong but I don't hold and release any button. I just tap X when the pulsating circle is at it's smallest point.
That is correct, the timing is really simple now. Pitchers are easy to command for me
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Moved away from it this year; loved it in the past. Too many meatballs that don’t go anywhere near intended. Changed to analog; not a big fan but less of a roll of the dice. The slider especially this year with pulse is rage inducing.
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@PoopsyMcDoodle said in Question for those that use Pulse Pitching:
@DeadPhish1976 said in Question for those that use Pulse Pitching:
I use pulse as well. Maybe I'm doing something wrong but I don't hold and release any button. I just tap X when the pulsating circle is at it's smallest point.
Yeah i did that too and was givin up lotta meatballs
After the smallest point i hold it and wait until the pitcher im using is at his most velocity then i release
hmmm.....interesting. So when the circle is at it's smallest point you can hold in the X button and depending on when you release the pitch will have more velocity? If this is true I never knew that. I just tap the X button when the circle is at it's smallest point, never knew or tried to hold it in.
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@DeadPhish1976 said in Question for those that use Pulse Pitching:
@PoopsyMcDoodle said in Question for those that use Pulse Pitching:
@DeadPhish1976 said in Question for those that use Pulse Pitching:
I use pulse as well. Maybe I'm doing something wrong but I don't hold and release any button. I just tap X when the pulsating circle is at it's smallest point.
Yeah i did that too and was givin up lotta meatballs
After the smallest point i hold it and wait until the pitcher im using is at his most velocity then i release
hmmm.....interesting. So when the circle is at it's smallest point you can hold in the X button and depending on when you release the pitch will have more velocity? If this is true I never knew that. I just tap the X button when the circle is at it's smallest point, never knew or tried to hold it in.
Imo it seems to improve results. It will take getting used to and will vary from pitcher to pitcher
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I used it until last year, then switched to analog for more control. But this year, the ball never goes where I want regardless of the input...so maybe I’ll switch back.
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@PoopsyMcDoodle said in Question for those that use Pulse Pitching:
@DeadPhish1976 said in Question for those that use Pulse Pitching:
@PoopsyMcDoodle said in Question for those that use Pulse Pitching:
@DeadPhish1976 said in Question for those that use Pulse Pitching:
I use pulse as well. Maybe I'm doing something wrong but I don't hold and release any button. I just tap X when the pulsating circle is at it's smallest point.
Yeah i did that too and was givin up lotta meatballs
After the smallest point i hold it and wait until the pitcher im using is at his most velocity then i release
hmmm.....interesting. So when the circle is at it's smallest point you can hold in the X button and depending on when you release the pitch will have more velocity? If this is true I never knew that. I just tap the X button when the circle is at it's smallest point, never knew or tried to hold it in.
Imo it seems to improve results. It will take getting used to and will vary from pitcher to pitcher
I'll have to give it a try next time I play. Only thing I've ever done is tap the X button but I'm curious to try it out. Thanks for the tip.
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@seannydrama7 said in Question for those that use Pulse Pitching:
I used it until last year, then switched to analog for more control. But this year, the ball never goes where I want regardless of the input...so maybe I’ll switch back.
Pulse is the most accurate, by far, this year. I always recommend people learn all inputs, because the "best" varies from year to year.
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I never realized you could hold it and then release, I’ve always assumed that you had to press it on the smallest point but I’ll try this out! It does make sense because that’s how meter pitching is.
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Man up. Analog!
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Uh you can flush that Analog down the toilet. Sorry that is my inner 12 yr old coming out.
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