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@eatyum said in .800 batting average with perfect/perfect is a lie.:

@Warpedzilla said in .800 batting average with perfect/perfect is a lie.:

At best it is around .300 and that is being generous. Between every single perfect/perfect grounder, liner, and fly ball at least 70% of the time they find a fielders glove. The fly balls in the gap are extra excruciating when you watch the defender get a speed boost and you see his little legs turn into a blur as he gives it his best sonic impression.

Lol. Best advice i can give you is record each of your perfects in a excel spreadsheet or something, because that .300 is so far off it isn't even funny.

I been doing the same. And I'm hitting easily over .800 with perfect/perfect. Wish they can add a feature to keep track of your hitting results in next years game.

@MLBTHEJOE said in HR replay:

I only use it when op is bunt dancing. Lol

Or somebody using a knuckleball pitcher

This is extremely frustrating

@Darlas1976 said in SDS please take friendly quit out . ITS SOFT:

I hit decline once, and lost 10-0, I will never decline a friendly quit again. lol

Once they score a few runs, send your opponent a friendly quit to get the momentum in your favor.

When the pci starts to shake on the screen, does that usually mean its time for a new controller?

@raesONE said in Need some solid hitting tips on zone:

@cobrajr21 said in Need some solid hitting tips on zone:

@raesONE said in Need some solid hitting tips on zone:

@sean_87_ said in Need some solid hitting tips on zone:

Switch to directional.

Don't listen to this man. The best piece of advise anyone can give is lame and self explanatory; put in time and effort. Play tons of games, find what works for you when it comes to pre pitch PCI placement. Take lots of BP in custom practice on legend, preferably with sliders up. Have a good approach in the box just like with real baseball, look for pitches to drive instead of trying to be fancy and hit well located pitches.

You have any tips on picking up the ball from the pitcher release point? I just cant seem to pick up the ball out of the hand. And yes i do have a monitor.

Yeah I do. First what you wanna do is focus on the pitcher's windup to get your timing down. Get a feeling for when he starts his motion to when he breaks the hands to when he puts his foot down. That's usually on par with the release of the baseball; once he puts his foot down.
What I also do is focus on either the location where his hand will be releasing the baseball to try and see the baseball as early as I possibly can and if he has a funky windup or delivery it helps to focus on something static until the ball comes out, like the logo on his hat for instance.

Also, playing on one of the strike zone cameras will help you see the ball as early as possible and also see the break well to determine the pitch type that is being thrown to you.

It takes some practice but those are the best tips I can give you.

Thanks you. Appreciate everybody's input.

Pete Alonso

Switch from an ASUS monitor to the Benq Zowie RL2755 monitor. And i love it.

Got me too lol

Definitely notice this week shippet is playing big. Alot of balls that usually go out, are dying at the track.