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We’ll agree to disagree.
The Cronus Zen mod will put the pci in the right spot for you just about every time, so all you need to do is focus on your timing. So, it becomes like using directional hitting where all you focus on the is when you should swing, but getting the much higher rewards of using zone (because they are).
If you play a lot I think it’s very easy to spot.
Your opponent will be using zone hitting and he will literally be “on everything” you throw. It doesn’t matter if you throw a 99 mph fastball high and in, followed by a 76 mph change up low and away. He’ll be on it, regardless, and most times you’ll hear that distinct crack of the bat for great contact.
If you mix up your pitch type and locations well, you’ll inevitably ask yourself, “How can anybody move the pci that quickly so they’re on every single pitch I throw”? Well, unless they’re sitting next to you and you tell them exactly where you’re pitch location is gonna be, they can’t. It’s not humanly possible. And that’s where their Cronus Zen modulated controllers (cheats) take over and make it possible.
We all know how to spot the guys who get their wins by freezing the game. Their batting averages are slightly above or below the Mendoza Line, and their ERA’s are bloated. Well, using the opposite logic, look for guys who have played a ton of games and have an otherworldly batting average of like .370 and above.
I’m as competitive as anybody and absolutely hate losing. But I have no idea how cheating actually feels like winning to these clowns. I suppose if you tell yourself enough times in the mirror you’re winning legitimately and are just better than everybody else, you start to believe the fairy tale.
So glad we had to accept a code of conduct agreement prior to playing online. But what’s the point of having us do that if it isn’t going to be enforced?
No, it’s not just you. I played a game yesterday and had a perfect perfect swing with Jose Abreu that was caught in center field in the middle of the warning track (not even at the wall). It left me thinking, what do I have to do?
I’m a White Sox fan and live in the Chicagoland area, so I was watching it live on TV. And it was ugly.
So, thankfully this doesn’t happen very often, because if it did they might actually consider putting a fence in front of the pitching mound like they do for batting practice.
It is beyond frustrating, for sure.
And although what I’m about to say may not be a popular opinion, anybody using Cronus Zen mods for hitting and / or pitching is really no better. It’s absolutely cheating, just in a different way.
@dr-mantis-tobgn_psn said in Goodbye Cubs:
Feels like my heart was ripped out today with the dismantling of the Cubs. It feels like a breakup. I know it won't work, but I just want them back so bad. Started a franchise and simmed a year with updated rosters. Bryant and Rizzo ended up together in San Francisco. Javy Baez was signed to the White Sox. Kimbrel went back to Atlanta. For some reason this fictitious ending gave me peace. I'll be drinking lots of whiskey and watching 2016 games. Can't ever remember a team being sold out so bad. I knew it was coming but sheesh. Thought I'd at least have Rizzo or Baez at the end of the day. Cheers to all my fellow Cubs fans, today was as much a blood bath as the red wedding in Game of Thrones.
I’m a die hard White Sox fan, so obviously my feelings are on the opposite side of the spectrum. But that doesn’t mean I can’t recognize injustice or when things just feel wrong.
That said, I think it’s gonna be very interesting to see what the fan turnout is for the remainder of the year at Wrigley Field. The tickets and their exorbitant prices have already been purchased for this year, so there’s nothing that can be done about that. However, that doesn’t mean fans still have to go to the ballgames and drink their beer and eat their hot dogs, further lining the pocketbooks of the owners.
I’m curious to see how it all plays out. But if Wrigley is packed like it always is the rest of the way, then I have to say Cubs Fans are getting exactly what they deserve. Because if you actually boycott in meaningful numbers, perhaps significant money will be spent this offseason to rebuild your team.
But after blowing up your team, if it’s the same status quo the rest of the way in terms of attendance, then why would they open their wallets in a big way this offseason?
Where fielders (both outfield and infield) will lock into their animation too quickly and just run in a straight line towards home plate as the ball flies or rolls passed them. What a joke.
When I go to The MLB The Show 21 Gamer Search and type in my gamertag, it always comes back with “Gamer Was Not Found”. It’s been this way all year for me, and I don’t understand what the problem is.
I have a second Gamertag I use occasionally too and that one always shows up in the Gamer Search.
I play everyday, so I haven’t been banned or anything. Has this happened to anyone else, or does anyone know what’s causing this? I can find my Gamertag on the online leaderboard, but if I use the search it’s like it doesn’t exist.
Why does just about every second baseman in this game have Mackey Sasser Disease, or the yips if you prefer, and more times than not is gonna make the first baseman dig the ball out of the dirt? And then there’s the times he decides to air mail it into the stands.
Was Chuck Knoblauch one of the coders of this game or something?
This just started happening to me today. Every time it says “opponent found” it instantly says “challenge failed” before it gets to the lineup screen.
But something’s screwy here. Because I decided to log out and change to my other gamertag and see if the same problem persisted. And it didn’t. An opponent was found and I was able to play a full online game.
I logged in with my other gamertag immediately afterwards, but still getting the same challenge failed message.
Is anyone else just completely fed up with this garbage?
Apparently, I can round first base heading to second, and round second base heading to third completely in stride. But when I have a runner on second and he rounds third trying to score on a base hit, he stalls, slows down, or gets stuck in mud temporarily allowing even outfielders with below average arms to throw him out at home plate.
This happens all the time and only when rounding third. And quite frankly, it’s a joke. It can cost you games.