@worldrevolver said in My theory on difficulties in the game:
I don't ever throw a curveball to the AI on rookie. They will not swing at one that just misses the bottom of the zone but if you dare to bring it up just 1/2 inch they smash it out. But just one of the AI players. The other 3 you will strike out.
Rookie is so bizarre. I think it's actually harder than veteran and maybe even pro, no pro in DD though.The AI pitchers on Rookie can pitch a ball you track for 3 minutes through the zone and swing and the game will say early and the pitch will be a foot off the plate when it finishes. I find it way easier to hit on All Star. Yeah when you square one up on Rookie it seems to go farther/faster but they throw so much junk at you it isn't fun.
DD and Moments have some wack-ness applied to the AI. If you play MTO on Beginner you either ground out/fly out/homer because the AI throws at the middle of the zone. Rookie in moments and DD will throw anywhere but the zone for 90% of the pitches they throw to you.
This makes me feel less crazy. I feel like I’ve done better on Vet/All-Star vs. Rookie.
I feel like even though I’m perfect/perfect or good contact, I barely hit/hr when squaring up the ball. Also the AI on Rookie never attacks the zone. It’s all in the dirt or way off the plate. Maybe All-Star and Vet are better.
Just my own observation at least.