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Pure analog hitting
Jus a quick question. This is my first yr with the show. With pure analog hitting, how is the pci location controlled? Ex: if a pitch is low and outside, how do I get my pci to that location and still get a power or normal swing? Bc if the manual is correct any stick push to the left or right gives you a contact swing. ThanksTags: None -
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That's only with flick pure analog no? I'm pretty sure you can control PCI placement when using stride pure analogApparently you can't change your username.
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This is not true. You can control the PCI by flicking the RS diagonally to cover the inside or outside half of the plate. You can't control the height of the PCI, but you can choose what side of the plate. Pushing the stick directly to the left or right doesn't give you a contact swing, it just allows you to cover further out of the zone than if you just press straight up.Last edited by statdude; 04-24-2017, 12:58 PM.Comment
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This is not true. You can control the PCI by flicking the RS diagonally to cover the inside or outside half of the plate. You can't control the height of the PCI, but you can choose what side of the plate. Pushing the stick directly to the left or right doesn't give you a contact swing, it just allows you to cover further out of the zone than if you just press straight up.Comment
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I use Flick Pure Analog right now. As far as I know, for this year at least:
Yes you can aim horizontally but not vertically like statdude said (vertical will be based on timing/player stats), but I believe it's a contact swing if you move it completely horizontal to the left or right. If you want to hit a pitch that is on the outside or inside of the plate with a normal/power swing then move the analog stick at a diagonal angle to the direction you want.
So going off of that, I don't think it's possible to do a contact swing without aiming far to the right or left. Which is a little weird but, I rarely ever used contact swing even when it was button select. I very rarely use power swing also now, but it has helped a few times.
Power swing you just hold the stick back, and then go forward to swing. It doesn't matter when you start to hold it back. (Before the pitcher even starts his windup or you can use it like stride... same effect.)
This is just what I've noticed and feel is happening, judging by PCI size, etc.Last edited by SufferinSuccotash; 04-24-2017, 09:14 PM.Comment
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That's not with Pure Analog. I believe it was like that before they re-did Pure Analog though. (last year? maybe 15)
I use Flick Pure Analog right now. As far as I know, for this year at least:
Yes you can aim horizontally but not vertically like statdude said (vertical will be based on timing/player stats), but I believe it's a contact swing if you move it completely horizontal to the left or right. If you want to hit a pitch that is on the outside or inside of the plate with a normal/power swing then move the analog stick at a diagonal angle to the direction you want.
So going off of that, I don't think it's possible to do a contact swing without aiming far to the right or left. Which is a little weird but, I rarely ever used contact swing even when it was button select. I very rarely use power swing also now, but it has helped a few times.
Power swing you just hold the stick back, and then go forward to swing. It doesn't matter when you start to hold it back. (Before the pitcher even starts his windup or you can use it like stride... same effect.)
This is just what I've noticed and feel is happening, judging by PCI size, etc.Comment
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I'm not sure what the original poster uses but if it's Flick then I feel my post applies to him. I assume he is since he was looking at the Flick part of the manual that refers to the left and right being contact swing. If it's stride then yeah you just use the buttons to select, so he could do a contact swing with O.Last edited by SufferinSuccotash; 04-24-2017, 10:13 PM.Comment
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That's true with Pure Analog Stride but not Pure Analog Flick. Sorry for the confusion. Cloudy44 you may be using Stride too, so you would be right in that case. I'm not used to there being both options in the game and I forgot they made the Stride option basically the way it used to be when they put it back in, except for the leg kick having to be timed right?
I'm not sure what the original poster uses but if it's Flick then I feel my post applies to him. I assume he is since he was looking at the Flick part of the manual that refers to the left and right being contact swing. If it's stride then yeah you just use the buttons to select, so he could do a contact swing with O.Comment
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