Need advice on having games be more competitive, any help?
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If I change pitching to dynamic would it start on “beginner” or start on “legend” where I had it?
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@browning954_PSN ooh that I’m not sure of
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Dynamic is the way to go. I do believe that it starts on the level you are currently on when you change it.
Even if it doesn't, you will level up very quickly from rookie.
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Do I just put pitching on dynamic or hitting as well? I feel fine on legend hitting for now. Goat is absolutely too hard for me.
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@browning954_PSN Honestly, I can't hit my way out of a wet paper bag. I have my hitting on rookie or something like that. It's just pitching I use the dynamic.
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First adjust your sliders. Make the fastball pitches faster and lower the off-speed speed, you will be amazed how the picture will fool you on off-speed pitches.
Second, lower your contact zone.
Third, lower your power and contact. If you are still winning at an 82%, you are a remake of Tony Gywnn. LOL!On the CPU side of pitching. lower the consistency. They will fool you a lot more with outside the hitting zone a lot more.
You can adjust the sliders to where even at lower levels it will be hard and sometimes very hard to hit. -
What if I just set pitching difficulty to goat? Will that make any competitive difference?
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Manage mode. Default sliders.
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What is manage mode?
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What is manage mode?
In franchise there is an option to play game or manage game.
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What if I just set pitching difficulty to goat? Will that make any competitive difference?
I would set it to Hall of Fame at the top end or set it on All-star then adjust the sliders. I have found setting the sliders to be the key to getting what "you" want from the game to be realistic for you.
I have sliders set all over the place. Stealig set at 0 to stop everyone from swiping a base. I have the players (fielders)speed down a notch or two but to compensate I have added to their reactions. I believe this gives you a truer indication of their fielding abilities.
You can get this game to react to where you can really see a difference than the set game sliders with everything at what I call 50%.
Does it seem at times it gets quirky on plays, yes, but that is what intrigues me about it. Everything is not same old same old.
I won a game against the Cubs when their rightfielder dropped a line drive with the winning runner on third base and it was two out. Those type games will happen when you adjust the sliders.
I think this game has a lot more hidden gems that most people either overlook or they are only concerned about what shoes or bats they have. Plays in the game are my 100% concern.
I have errors being made about 2 per game now, where I would not see one in many games in a row. Heck, my SS, has 11 errors right now but then again, it is a rookie named Konner Griffin.
