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@d3athstr0ke9_xbl said in No XP if you change your slidders.:

I am trying to post this in as many places where it makes sense so hopefully it gets seen by the developers but I agree that it is completely unfair to take away XP for changing sliders. Especially when you are someone like myself and others who are actually making the game more difficult / realistic. I always increase the pitch speed ever year and lower the the contact and power from the base Hall Of Fame levels ( it makes a really realistic stat line for me ). This I get no stubs pr progress to my game because of that which is frustrating. IMO there should be a multiplier system like some other games have. Where if you lower the difficulty you get far less XP but if you raise it, it will increase incrementally based on what you change or even just stay the same. But to get none is really unfair IMO.

I personally dont play DD so the progression for that means nothing to me. I just want to be able to earn stubs and XP to buy / unlock equipment for my RTTS player and sponsorships for my Franchise.

It's listed under sliders still however whenever you change anything about the sliders it disables your ability to earn XP and Stubs which is really upsetting.

I got called up similarly shortly after then AA All-Star Game. Have been in AAA for probably about a month now and am hitting even better then I did in AA at around .370 with 4 HR & 17 RBI ( Contact/Speedster 2B ). Hoping to get called up soon since I have been having some monster games in the last 2 series. Had a 4-5 with 2 HR and a 3-4 with only a HR shy of the cycle. In the final month of the season now so I am thinking it wont be until the offseason.

@osimp8_psn said in Any other Pure Analog Hitters Out There?:

Just wanted to see what others who use Pure Analog Hitting are thinking of the game so far this year. Seems to be a lot more difficult to get solid hits. Double plays, mile high fly balls, and pop-ups to the catcher are very common occurrences for me this year. How about you guys?

Pure Analog here for me ... loving the gameplay but not having the issues you are in regards to solid hits. I used to use stride hitting as well but I grew tired of having to memorize everyone's strides and try to match it with the pitcher's delivery. My biggest struggle hitting is going with the outside pitches and being patient enough to wait on them.