Too many HR's?

[countryboy]

Re: Too many HR's?

That's all that needs to be said. I love how people say they don't have obvious problems. Some folks will deny the obvious no matter what. 99.9% of folks have the issue. It's not random. If it doesn't bother you, that's fine but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist. There is always that one guy.

There are balls flying completely out of stadiums with ease. I think it's an issue. Making something out of nothing.



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I'm not having the issues. Plain and simple. Even posted stats to show what I was experiencing but they were just brushed aside because they didn't follow the trend of this thread.

I'm sorry your experiencing them and is taking the joy out of the game. But that doesn't entitle you to completely dismiss a different experience being had by other people.


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[WhiteBunny]

Re: Too many HR's?

I'm not having the issues. Plain and simple.

We get it. At this point, since you haven't this issue with the game, why you're still here just to repeat it every single day ? It doesn't help at all a thread that is about Too Many HR's. What we want - and it's what you don't get - it's just helping devs to investigate it. But this attitude to bash everyone just because you're fine with the game need to stop. It's bad for the thread, it's bad for devs if they're reading this thread and it's really bad for users which come here just to share a problem that, again, you don't have. We don't want a flame, we don't want to close this thread. Let's keep it to collect screens, videos, data and stats about this issue. Thanks.

[countryboy]

Too many HR's?

We get it. At this point, since you haven't this issue with the game, why you're still here just to repeat it every single day ? It doesn't help at all a thread that is about Too Many HR's. What we want - and it's what you don't get - it's just helping devs to investigate it. But this attitude to bash everyone just because you're fine with the game need to stop. It's bad for the thread, it's bad for devs if they're reading this thread and it's really bad for users which come here just to share a problem that, again, you don't have. We don't want a flame, we don't want to close this thread. Let's keep it to collect screens, videos, data and stats about this issue. Thanks.

And this is the attitude I'm talking about. You don't want civil discussion and trying to find a cause, you simply want people to agree with you. And if they don't, then stay out of the thread.

And my posting my experience does help whether you believe it or not because it helps the devs see that it's not an entire user base issue. And it allows them to investigate further the cause.

And when did I bash anyone? I never flamed anyone. I've shared my experience in this thread and have been told by users to stop because they don't agree with my findings.

My post you quoted was in response to someone accusing those who aren't seeing it of lying. Convenient that you only focus on a portion of my post to respond to.

And if my posts are bothering you then either ignore me or report them. But you don't get to decide where and what I can post.



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[forme95]

Re: Too many HR's?

Question for everyone having HR issues. Are you in a franchise and using sponsorships?

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[bkrich83]

Re: Too many HR's?

We get it. At this point, since you haven't this issue with the game, why you're still here just to repeat it every single day ? It doesn't help at all a thread that is about Too Many HR's. What we want - and it's what you don't get - it's just helping devs to investigate it. But this attitude to bash everyone just because you're fine with the game need to stop. It's bad for the thread, it's bad for devs if they're reading this thread and it's really bad for users which come here just to share a problem that, again, you don't have. We don't want a flame, we don't want to close this thread. Let's keep it to collect screens, videos, data and stats about this issue. Thanks.

Any data helps.


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[Dolenz]

Re: Too many HR's?

I get a lot of homeruns with my regular DD team (playing vs CPU) but I have recently been grinding out a mission and only using AL Central players and my lineup does not have any huge power threats and almost exclusively bronze players. I have had more 9 inning games with them where they hit no homeruns than when they do, even on rookie.

[fredhand19]

Re: Too many HR's?

Question for everyone having HR issues. Are you in a franchise and using sponsorships?

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I've had issues both in franchise and regular season. Trying quick counts on legend to see if that limits my ability to square up hits.

Think if that doesn't work I'm going to try mike lowes slider set. Seems like he has some good results with lowering HRs


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[Bullit]

Re: Too many HR's?

We get it. At this point, since you haven't this issue with the game, why you're still here just to repeat it every single day ? It doesn't help at all a thread that is about Too Many HR's. What we want - and it's what you don't get - it's just helping devs to investigate it. But this attitude to bash everyone just because you're fine with the game need to stop. It's bad for the thread, it's bad for devs if they're reading this thread and it's really bad for users which come here just to share a problem that, again, you don't have. We don't want a flame, we don't want to close this thread. Let's keep it to collect screens, videos, data and stats about this issue. Thanks.

Well I can tell you this. Unless your name is Red, Puprle or Green you don't get to determine who and what is said in any thread on this forum. Nor do you get to determine what is good or bad for anybody or anythnd on it. Everyone is allowed to post in any thread as long as they abide by the TOS. Both sides of any argument are certainly welcome to post their viewpoints on any subject that they feel it is warrented.

People, myself included have tried to help those that are having issues resolve them. Yet time and time again they are either ignored, told to stop or that their opnions don't matter or that they are wrong. This ridiculous behavior is what is bad for this forum, the site and the Developers. You want to be taken seriously? Act like adults. One more post like this from you or anyone and it is time for people to start taking leave from OS. I am not kidding in any way shape or form. I am done with the behavior on both side of all of these arguments, its like a elementary school yard in here and it stops today.

[kiddlex]

Re: Too many HR's?

And this is the attitude I'm talking about. You don't want civil discussion and trying to find a cause, you simply want people to agree with you. And if they don't, then stay out of the thread.

And my posting my experience does help whether you believe it or not because it helps the devs see that it's not an entire user base issue. And it allows them to investigate further the cause.

And when did I bash anyone? I never flamed anyone. I've shared my experience in this thread and have been told by users to stop because they don't agree with my findings.

My post you quoted was in response to someone accusing those who aren't seeing it of lying. Convenient that you only focus on a portion of my post to respond to.

And if my posts are bothering you then either ignore me or report them. But you don't get to decide where and what I can post.



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I believe the frustration lies in the fact the game is so close, but so far away for many of us and we feel the need to defend our experience rightly or wrongly.

Everyone's entitled to their opinion, but I'm somewhat surprised users could play this game and believe the ball physics are working as intended. Forget home runs, look at all the line drives to centerfield that float just off the ground forever before being caught. Maybe we really are playing different games given our PS4's, settings, sliders, etc...

I play a PS4 Pro with boost mode usually on, prefer Quick Counts, A&S sliders, on HOF. Maybe something there is the primary cause of my issues? I can tell you though I started on All Star default, and the home runs and the lack of variability in scoring were even worse to the point I wasn't enjoying the game.

I also have friends who are casual and they say many of the same things. Asked my buddy a few minutes ago his take on the game and paraphrasing he said "The games way too easy to hit bombs on AS default, its too easy to strike out the CPU, and the game is mostly line drives or dribblers." He was shaking his head with a smile on his face... That's exactly how I feel. Good game that could be great, but the physics and a few bits of logic need patching in my opinion.

[countryboy]

Re: Too many HR's?

I believe the frustration lies in the fact the game is so close, but so far away for many of us and we feel the need to defend our experience rightly or wrongly.



Everyone's entitled to their opinion, but I'm somewhat surprised users could play this game and believe the ball physics are working as intended. Forget home runs, look at all the line drives to centerfield that float just off the ground forever before being caught. Maybe we really are playing different games given our PS4's, settings, sliders, etc...



I play a PS4 Pro with boost mode usually on, prefer Quick Counts, A&S sliders, on HOF. Maybe something there is the primary cause of my issues? I can tell you though I started on All Star default, and the home runs and the lack of variability in scoring were even worse to the point I wasn't enjoying the game.



I also have friends who are casual and they say many of the same things. Asked my buddy a few minutes ago his take on the game and paraphrasing he said "The games way too easy to hit bombs on AS default, its too easy to strike out the CPU, and the game is mostly line drives or dribblers." He was shaking his head with a smile on his face... That's exactly how I feel. Good game that could be great, but the physics and a few bits of logic need patching in my opinion.

My experience is the ball physics have been a great positive to the game. I've seen games with multiple homeruns and no homeruns. I've seen games with extra base hits and games with none at all. It's varied from game to game for me.

Not that I need to say it again but I'm not doubting that anyone is seeing the issues they are seeing. I'm trying to share my experience and settings to see if there is a "reason" that my experience is different than others. But so far nothing has been found.

I may have asked but I don't remember an answer but is anyone seeing the HR issue on a carryover save?


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[bkrich83]

Re: Too many HR's?

I believe the frustration lies in the fact the game is so close, but so far away for many of us and we feel the need to defend our experience rightly or wrongly.



Everyone's entitled to their opinion, but I'm somewhat surprised users could play this game and believe the ball physics are working as intended. Forget home runs, look at all the line drives to centerfield that float just off the ground forever before being caught. Maybe we really are playing different games given our PS4's, settings, sliders, etc...



I play a PS4 Pro with boost mode usually on, prefer Quick Counts, A&S sliders, on HOF. Maybe something there is the primary cause of my issues? I can tell you though I started on All Star default, and the home runs and the lack of variability in scoring were even worse to the point I wasn't enjoying the game.



I also have friends who are casual and they say many of the same things. Asked my buddy a few minutes ago his take on the game and paraphrasing he said "The games way too easy to hit bombs on AS default, its too easy to strike out the CPU, and the game is mostly line drives or dribblers." He was shaking his head with a smile on his face... That's exactly how I feel. Good game that could be great, but the physics and a few bits of logic need patching in my opinion.

My biggest heartburn on the physics are that hard hit ground balls don't seem to lose any speed when they hit the grass, like there's a lack of friction.

I've believe the notion of floaty line drives seems that way due to camera angles. NFL2k was similar in that fashion. I had many long conversations with their(2K) developers on that subject and it really was camera angles.


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[leinhart_6]

Re: Too many HR's?

Just started a Braves franchise to try out the the new OSFM 17 rosters. In two games I have hit 4 homers as a team. Freddie Freeman (3) and Matt Kemp (1). I play on default all star pitching and batting as I've continued to do the past few iterations of this series. I will admit that there are a lot more long balls hit in this game compared to last year, but I have to say that I don't mind it all that much. The top spot for team homers around the league in my season is 7, and they have played one more game than I have. Last year was the year of the batter in real life IMO. Just enjoy the game for what it is. Doesn't mean you will beat every team that you end up playing.

[bkrich83]

Re: Too many HR's?

I believe the frustration lies in the fact the game is so close, but so far away for many of us and we feel the need to defend our experience rightly or wrongly.



Everyone's entitled to their opinion, but I'm somewhat surprised users could play this game and believe the ball physics are working as intended. Forget home runs, look at all the line drives to centerfield that float just off the ground forever before being caught. Maybe we really are playing different games given our PS4's, settings, sliders, etc...



I play a PS4 Pro with boost mode usually on, prefer Quick Counts, A&S sliders, on HOF. Maybe something there is the primary cause of my issues? I can tell you though I started on All Star default, and the home runs and the lack of variability in scoring were even worse to the point I wasn't enjoying the game.



I also have friends who are casual and they say many of the same things. Asked my buddy a few minutes ago his take on the game and paraphrasing he said "The games way too easy to hit bombs on AS default, its too easy to strike out the CPU, and the game is mostly line drives or dribblers." He was shaking his head with a smile on his face... That's exactly how I feel. Good game that could be great, but the physics and a few bits of logic need patching in my opinion.

What mode are you using for hitting? Zone, timing or analog swing?


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[Brandwin]

Re: Too many HR's?

I use Quick Counts and in my small smaple size (10-12 games?) I had seen very few homeruns, so few that it was causing me concern and thinking about moving power back to 5 from 4, but figured I would play more games and see. Now the lack of homeruns on my side could just be because I am not very good at hitting, but most of my hits have been singles and doubles. The computer isn't hitting many homeruns either. I have seen a few pitchers get pulled a little early, but nothing too bad.

Settings -
*Armor and Swords sliders
*Quick counts
*Directional hitting (Veteran)
*Classic Pitching (All Star)

[Millennium]

Re: Too many HR's?

Keep talk to settings, data and results. Next personal attack or someone who attacks another viewpoint (guess what - everyone's opinion matters in this case because is SDS tweaks one way or the other it will affect everyone) is getting banned permanently from The Show forum.

Please do not make me come back in this thread again.

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