Analog throwing with the button accuracy meter

[LastActionHero]

I would love this option for fielding.
In this case the exact true east/north/west/south direction of the R stick isn't the main factor for the precision of the throw but the release point in the meter.

This would combine my 2 favourite parts of throwing in a game.
1. Using the analog sticks to throw
2. Pinpointing the sweet spot for an accurate throw

Anyone else would like to use this option or am I the only one? Haha.

[nemesis04]

Re: Analog throwing with the button accuracy meter

Kind of like when everyone wanted zone analog batting only later to find out no one really uses it.

[LastActionHero]

Analog throwing with the button accuracy meter

So that means they can make this happen just for me!

[Bobhead]

Re: Analog throwing with the button accuracy meter

Kind of like when everyone wanted zone analog batting only later to find out no one really uses it.

I feel like no one knows it exists except for a few people on this website. More than anything though, I think we just have too many control options. Good ones too. There's no real need for more. It's like buying a video game that I won't have time to play. Even if it's one of the greatest games ever, I won't get to it, because I'm busy playing all the other great games I already own.

And I was definitely in the camp asking for analog+zone here soooo...

I would love this option for fielding.
In this case the exact true east/north/west/south direction of the R stick isn't the main factor for the precision of the throw but the release point in the meter.

This would combine my 2 favourite parts of throwing in a game.
1. Using the analog sticks to throw
2. Pinpointing the sweet spot for an accurate throw

Anyone else would like to use this option or am I the only one? Haha.

I'd never use this, for two reasons:

1) I am not fond of the circles and colors appearing everywhere. I know the system cannot conceptually work without some sort of meter but they can come up with something better than a giant oval (or rounded rectangle? whatever). I feel like I'm getting ready to kick a field goal when I see that thing.

2) The CPU doesnt have a handicap to keep the number of errors balanced.

I do like the idea though. The reason I don't use regular analog throwing is because of what you described. The analog sticks are not very accurate, and it feels like roulette when I tilt the stick in a particular direction. So this system would definitely be an improvement over regular analog.