@the_dragon1912 said in Pxp mission in POTM cut in half:

@ballistic911_psn said in Pxp mission in POTM cut in half:

Everything about pxp is backwards. Why do pitchers get 40 pts per inning and 10 pts per strikeout while a batter only gets 10 pts per non-guaranteed at-bats. So you pitch one inning with 3k’s, that’s 70 pxp for that pitcher. A batter can only generate at most 55pts in a perfect at-bat, which for them is a grand slam. That’s 10pts for the atbat, 5 for the run, 20 for the 4 rbis, and 20 for the hr. The batter is capped out, but the pitcher could still get a win, save, shutout, or qs. Where in this equation is get good? The math that they’ve created is obsurdly backwards because a pitcher is guaranteed innings and k’s if you’re a decent pitcher. A batter on the other hand depends on how many innings are being played, where in the order they’re batting, and rng. There’s nine batters, every at-bat can’t be a grand slam but there is only one pitcher thus guaranteeing those stats. Which begs the question, why is level 5 for a pitcher only 5000 and a batter is 10000?

Level 5 for a pitcher is still 10000, so not sure where you are getting that from. Also the reason for the discrepancy between pitchers and hitters is because it isn't designed for a worthless mode(play vs. CPU), or spamming the same pitcher for 10 conquest games. It's very clearly made with pitcher stamina in mind

Nothing in this game is designed for the way people play. Playing everlasting exhibition games on the eve of a new drop, constantly resetting an event card to use the same pitchers every game, or using starting pitchers out of the bullpen in consecutive games isn’t how the game was intended to be played. You can continue to try to defend this, but it’s obvious that they threw a solution in without checking the numbers first. So they’re easy fix is lowering hitter pxp instead of reevaluating and adjusting the individual hitter pxp values to balance them with pitching values.

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