<![CDATA[Are outfielders diving randomly on their own?]]>Seems like I'm starting to get stick drift when pitching 4 seamers but in multiple games my fielders randomly and repeatedly dove for balls after they had already landed. There was also a play where a ball dropped in front of my cf and both the rf and cf dived multiple times as the ball was basically a dead ball between them

There were also occasions where my pitcher started pitching before I initiated the pitch and I've never noticed this offline.

Is this happening to others or is this my controller dying?

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@ref479ode_PSN said:

Seems like I'm starting to get stick drift when pitching 4 seamers but in multiple games my fielders randomly and repeatedly dove for balls after they had already landed. There was also a play where a ball dropped in front of my cf and both the rf and cf dived multiple times as the ball was basically a dead ball between them

There were also occasions where my pitcher started pitching before I initiated the pitch and I've never noticed this offline.

Is this happening to others or is this my controller dying?

Right stick can be used to for dive for the ball, it’s your stick drift causing it.

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