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  • BobSacamano
    Rookie
    • Feb 2010
    • 324

    #31
    Re: Quirks. Does anyone really check them out in a game.

    I don't know what this means, but I was checking out my team's quirks and noticed that a bunch of hitters had pitcher's quirks. Is this a visual bug? Or a bug bug?


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    • ML
      Eli for HOF
      • Aug 2011
      • 1948

      #32
      Re: Quirks. Does anyone really check them out in a game.

      This thread actually inspired me to create an excel chart for the Mariners that has a list of what player has which quirks. It's actually pretty neat to know that with Robinson Cano I actually have a good chance to really grip and rip one if if the pitcher just tries to lay one over with the first pitch of the at-bat.

      I agree with bunsel 100% ... Despite the announcement I think that quirks really just went in one ear and out the other to most players of MLBTS without most (myself included) even realizing that this is more similar to the 2K Badges as opposed to the RTTS gimmicky showtime stuff.

      Once they iron out all the buggy things such as batters having pitcher quirks, rookies just getting the standard 1-2 quirks that they are getting etc, this is big step in immersion for franchise users IMO.
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      • 335TDC
        Rookie
        • Aug 2016
        • 352

        #33
        Re: Quirks. Does anyone really check them out in a game.

        Next step -- superstar quirks.

        Thor gets "Hammer of the Gods" for his fastball.

        Schwarbs gets "Cyborg" for injury recovery.

        Roughned gets "Jawbreaker" for his overhand right.

        Seriously, though, I do very much like the IDEA of quirks, but I would also very much like to know what they're doing under the hood. What more can "Bomber" add to Stanton, honestly? Situational quirks, like the one for hitting the first pitch, are more intriguing.

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        • BillPeener
          Rookie
          • Mar 2017
          • 136

          #34
          Re: Quirks. Does anyone really check them out in a game.

          Aren't quirks dependent on the player rating? When I create players and give them 99 speed, they always have a speedster quirk.

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          • Greencollarbaseball
            Pro
            • Jun 2012
            • 926

            #35
            Re: Quirks. Does anyone really check them out in a game.

            Originally posted by BillPeener
            Aren't quirks dependent on the player rating? When I create players and give them 99 speed, they always have a speedster quirk.


            Some are, but those quirks just represent a players rating and have no effect on gameplay. There are others that have been assigned by sds that give a player a boost. Like two strike hitter or guys that perform better when your team is behind. Unfortunately boost quirks don't show up based on performance, but I'm sure that will come in next years game.


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            • Armor and Sword
              The Lama
              • Sep 2010
              • 21784

              #36
              Re: Quirks. Does anyone really check them out in a game.

              Originally posted by BobSacamano
              I don't know what this means, but I was checking out my team's quirks and noticed that a bunch of hitters had pitcher's quirks. Is this a visual bug? Or a bug bug?


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              Visual bug.

              I love the Quirks. I check them every AB both hitting and pitching and have begun to memorize my divisional opponents quirks. I already know my teams quirks pretty well.

              It’s really been great and their affect has been terrific on the game in terms of the boosts, quirks cancelling each other, and also how I pitch or approach an AB.

              Huge new feature that builds upon the expanded player personalities along with the morale system.

              Thanks for that spread sheet too. Very nice to have that handy for a quick reminder on what they mean.
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              • SoxFan01605
                All Star
                • Jan 2008
                • 7982

                #37
                Re: Quirks. Does anyone really check them out in a game.

                Originally posted by 335TDC
                Seriously, though, I do very much like the IDEA of quirks, but I would also very much like to know what they're doing under the hood. What more can "Bomber" add to Stanton, honestly? Situational quirks, like the one for hitting the first pitch, are more intriguing.
                The Bomber quirk is just to indicate his power rating. It doesn't add anything in terms of a boost. The attribute based quirks are simply visual...meant to be a quick way to recognize standout attributes.

                Personally, I think the attribute based ones are something that become more useful over time, when your league starts to fill with prospects and CAPs. Bomber doesn't tell me anything about Stanton I don't already know, but it serves as a nice indicator of Joe Random's capabilities when I face him in 2020.

                I agree about situational ones...I'd like to see that expanded on, moving forward.

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                • lVlAtlZiX
                  Rookie
                  • Aug 2004
                  • 310

                  #38
                  Re: Quirks. Does anyone really check them out in a game.

                  Originally posted by SoxFan01605
                  The Bomber quirk is just to indicate his power rating. It doesn't add anything in terms of a boost. The attribute based quirks are simply visual...meant to be a quick way to recognize standout attributes.

                  Personally, I think the attribute based ones are something that become more useful over time, when your league starts to fill with prospects and CAPs. Bomber doesn't tell me anything about Stanton I don't already know, but it serves as a nice indicator of Joe Random's capabilities when I face him in 2020.

                  I agree about situational ones...I'd like to see that expanded on, moving forward.
                  I don't think Bomber is based on power, guys like Pujols have only 80 power and they have bomber while Rookie Greg Bird has 96 power and has no quirks. There are others like it as well.

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                  • SoxFan01605
                    All Star
                    • Jan 2008
                    • 7982

                    #39
                    Re: Quirks. Does anyone really check them out in a game.

                    Originally posted by lVlAtlZiX
                    I don't think Bomber is based on power, guys like Pujols have only 80 power and they have bomber while Rookie Greg Bird has 96 power and has no quirks. There are others like it as well.
                    They need to be at least 75 for both PVL and PVR. Bird is 81/64 in my roster. Pujols is 80/76. Bird's PVL is keeping him from the Bomber quirk.

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                    • BegBy
                      Banned
                      • Feb 2009
                      • 1212

                      #40
                      Re: Quirks. Does anyone really check them out in a game.

                      I look for dead red and first pitch hitter a lot. It might be in my head, but I think I have done better pitching and hitting when I pay attention to the 4 (or so) that actually impact ab's.

                      Even if it is in my head, it's pretty cool. It's an added element of depth. Adds to the fun and drama!

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                      • CleveCluby
                        Pro
                        • Feb 2003
                        • 808

                        #41
                        Re: Quirks. Does anyone really check them out in a game.

                        Some great post, Things to learn, it seems most are talking about how the batter Quirks affect how you pitch, But how do the Pitcher quirks effect how you bat. What do you look for when facing pitcher.. ?

                        So from what I have read. Only certain ones seem to affect game play. Others seem to be just for cosmetic purposes. ( Finn ) Thank you for the listings. Huge help.

                        I will be paying attention to these while I am still testing. Hoping they will soon patch the Pitching issue so I can start a real franchise soon.There aren't many more test I can run but messing with these will occupy my time for now.
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                        • BillPeener
                          Rookie
                          • Mar 2017
                          • 136

                          #42
                          Re: Quirks. Does anyone really check them out in a game.

                          Thanks for clarification about situational quirks. For those who's played years ahead into franchise mode, do generated prospects have situational quirks?

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