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  • knich
    MVP
    • Jan 2005
    • 1116

    #16
    Re: Chalk Degradation

    Originally posted by Bullit
    No actually its not. It just depends on the game and what happens around the plate.

    Everybody has the right to there opinion of course, so there is that. But I have played about 8 games this weekend and it looks fine to me.
    True but it is minimal..less than last year. Just compare with last year. And last year it wasn't right. Not even close to IRL. Is there degradation at Wrigley? There was no degradation last year.

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    • kaptainkarl76
      Rookie
      • Mar 2010
      • 336

      #17
      Re: Chalk Degradation

      I wish that home plate, the bases and the baseball got a little dirtied up :wink:

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      • RidinDwnKingsley
        MVP
        • Nov 2003
        • 1838

        #18
        Re: Chalk Degradation

        There is degradation its noticeable


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        • Cubfan
          World Series Champions!!
          • Feb 2004
          • 3929

          #19
          Re: Chalk Degradation

          From some of the streams it seems like their is a lot less chalk degradation in RTTS and games with quick counts.
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          • dalger21
            #realtalk
            • Feb 2010
            • 1932

            #20
            Re: Chalk Degradation

            Originally posted by Cubfan
            From some of the streams it seems like their is a lot less chalk degradation in RTTS and games with quick counts.
            Yea, in RttS, you will on see it when either your player is involved in a play at the plate that would cause it or if you are on base and the CPU does something there. There have been times where my RttS player has come up in the 9th inning and the chalk around home plate looks brand new.
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            • ralphieboy11
              Pro
              • Jul 2005
              • 543

              #21
              Re: Chalk Degradation

              I played two full games last night and there was very little if any chalk degradation around home plate.

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              • seasprite
                Phenom
                • Jul 2008
                • 8984

                #22
                Re: Chalk Degradation

                Originally posted by ralphieboy11
                I played two full games last night and there was very little if any chalk degradation around home plate.
                I played 3 full games, one in Suntrust and two in Dodger Stadium and there was very noticeable chalk degradation. Also degradation at 1st and 2nd base from all the sliding.






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                • knich
                  MVP
                  • Jan 2005
                  • 1116

                  #23
                  Re: Chalk Degradation

                  I've played 6 full (no quick count) games thus far in Tampa and in St. Louis. There has been little to no chalk degredation in each game. I've also watched many games on streams. The only degradation you see is the dirt, which is much better this year. But in terms of the chalk, they took a step backwards this year. Last year was much better. It is true when a runner slides into home plate for instance you can see chalk degradation. But only at that time. I posted a couple videos in another thread showing that IRL chalk degradation is significant usually within the first couple innings of the game. We don't see this even late in games. Perhaps someone can post a pic of actual chalk degradation in the game that you think is significant?

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                  • JayD
                    All Star
                    • Mar 2004
                    • 5457

                    #24
                    Re: Chalk Degradation

                    You will only see chalk degradation if the player slides into a base. In years past you would see a gradual degradation around the batters box and base lines throughout the game. Hope this gets fixed

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                    • Brandwin
                      Hall Of Fame
                      • Jul 2002
                      • 30621

                      #25
                      Re: Chalk Degradation

                      Why would they take change something like this? One of the little things that is nice to see.

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                      • Cubfan
                        World Series Champions!!
                        • Feb 2004
                        • 3929

                        #26
                        Re: Chalk Degradation

                        Originally posted by seasprite
                        I played 3 full games, one in Suntrust and two in Dodger Stadium and there was very noticeable chalk degradation. Also degradation at 1st and 2nd base from all the sliding.
                        Sure it happens when players slide, but what happened to all the foot prints in the dirt? What about the chalk lines disappearing when stepped on.
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                        • seasprite
                          Phenom
                          • Jul 2008
                          • 8984

                          #27
                          Re: Chalk Degradation

                          Originally posted by Cubfan
                          Sure it happens when players slide, but what happened to all the foot prints in the dirt? What about the chalk lines disappearing when stepped on.
                          When I posted that, I had only played 3 or 4 games and from what I saw, I didn't notice chalk degradation or lack thereof being an issue. After many more games, its obvious that its an issue and can hopefully be patched somehow.






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                          • JayD
                            All Star
                            • Mar 2004
                            • 5457

                            #28
                            Re: Chalk Degradation

                            They were able to fix it before so hope they're doing it again.

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                            • JayD
                              All Star
                              • Mar 2004
                              • 5457

                              #29
                              Re: Chalk Degradation

                              They really should make chalk degradation for all games like it is for rainy games

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