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Originally Posted by Amped |
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Okay so here's how it went for me. I was the Royals playing the White Sox and it was Shields vs. Sale. Now, in this game with Sale, I tend to be very impatient with him as he likes to go up 0-2 on me almost everytime, so I decided to be overly aggressive cause I can't stand it when he does that haha. THIS GAME LASTED 19 INNINGS! I even traded Hosmer and Guthrie for Giancarlo Stanton to get a big bat in my lineup, and still he went 0-8. I was getting desperate in the end and hit a lot of pop fly's. They used Sale 110 pitches, which his max pitch count is 96 so he ended up injuring himself, but man that was the longest game I have ever played. I mean I have great contact hitters, speedy guys, then my big bat in Stanton, but nothing was going and it was a huge pitcher's duel all the way through. At one point, Konerko had a home run in lock until Cain robbed him in extra innings. I had a situation where I had a runner on 1st and 3rd with no outs in extra innings, and got out of it. Eventually they had a good hitting frenzy going and I couldn't stop it. But I was hitting so often that Sale lasted 12 innings when really they should have pulled him at 9. I hope it's not a crazy outlier game, but just as a 1st I think I should change contact possibly, but I'm not sure. Also I am usually patient with pitchers, but Sale to me just likes to throw strikes so I'm gonna swing as much as possible with all the good contact, speedy hitters I have.
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Thanks so much for the feedback! I was also getting too many games with an unrealistic tendency to throw strikes, giving a distinct pitcher's advantage. I have made changes, however, that decrease Strike Zone Tendency and Pitcher Control and hopefully have fixed the problem, and my games are going much better. I do not recommend raising contact, however, because as soon as I hit 50 (with Power at 0 even), the ball moved unnaturally fast and without any realism.