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@kovz88_psn said in Thoughts from a somewhat longtime player on quick pitching and r2:

This seems to be a common occurrence here. Someone makes a post excusing something because they say it's a reaction to BS and anyone who doesn't completely agree with them regardless of how logical their argument is just assumed to be someone that does cheesy BS. This isn't how you have conversations or prove points

Exactly.

If holding r2 screws up your wind up, chances are you are quick pitching. You would not fare well with balks turned on. to say so without actually turning on balks and playing someone is bunk. and that is how you test theories.

i know said no further comment...cannot help myself sometimes. and high. appreciate a good discussion. everyone enjoy the weekend. on the east coast here. fortunately not baking hot.

hey all. don't usually wade into these waters but feel compelled based on current game play experience and some of the discussions here. certainly not delusional this will change RS play. keep in mind my experience is on a ps5, not sure if play is same on all platforms.

what is commonly referred to on the forum as speed pitching is actually a quick pitch. if you have a pitcher on the mound pitching from the stretch (few starters until runners on base, mostly relievers) and you do not come to a set, it is a quick pitch. it is illegal irl MLB rules. look it up. if no runners on base, it's a ball. runners on base? yeah, that's a balk.

any doubts? play a friend. turn on balks.

r2 allows a player to force a set. the way it is currently working on this platform seems fine to me. you cannot hold it any longer than the pitcher sets.

moral of this story: take your time. allow your pitcher to set.

most of the folks doing this have very late release times. practice pitching and you will not have to cheat to do well.

and yeah. this author sucks. can somewhat pitch. cannot hit to save my life. just love this game. looking for a better online experience.

Did you select a stub package to buy? Go into the .99 cent option then back out without purchasing. Kinda like rubbing the magic lamp