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Forbes Field Lack of Batter’s Eye

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    I’ve played the Show since the move to Xbox in 21 and have noticed Forbes Field in each of these games uses a few sparse trees on the hill in center field as the batter’s eye (also applies to the new NLB version in 24). However, when facing a right handed pitcher, the ball typically moves through gaps between the trees causing the pitch to become difficult to track when playing games with any sort of daylight. High-releasing breaking balls are even more difficult to see as they can rise above the trees. (This is not an issue for lefties as their release point is typically in front of a healthier bunch of trees.)

    Is there any ability to patch in more trees in a future update to improve this natural batter’s eye at Forbes Field?

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