Playing both conquest and franchise is messing up my hitting

[Hipster-Doofus]

So, I've finally started my reds franchise, and I've played two spring training games. At the moment I'm using dynamic diffiulty on vertran plus, which seems to be light years harder then veteran. I'm also still messing around with conquest trying to get that mission set completed. When I've playing conquest and I'm attacking a strong hold, I always make sure I have enough fans with attacking to be able to play on rookie. Just to make the games to faster, get a quick 3 inning win in, and move on to the next strong hold.

Doing this however, is really screwing up my batting in franchise. Playing on rookie you get used to the cpu throwing a ton of strikes so your a log more aggressive. So far on veteran plus in my franchise the CPU does a good job hitting the corners and not throwing as many strikes not to mention the pitch speed seems alot faster even though those sliders aren't touched. So I have to try and be a lot more patient. And going from rookie to veteran plus or allstar hitting is a lot easier said than done in terms of teaching myself patience. Anyone else having this issue?

[MrArlingtonBeach]

Re: Playing both conquest and franchise is messing up my hitting

So, I've finally started my reds franchise, and I've played two spring training games. At the moment I'm using dynamic diffiulty on vertran plus, which seems to be light years harder then veteran. I'm also still messing around with conquest trying to get that mission set completed. When I've playing conquest and I'm attacking a strong hold, I always make sure I have enough fans with attacking to be able to play on rookie. Just to make the games to faster, get a quick 3 inning win in, and move on to the next strong hold.

Doing this however, is really screwing up my batting in franchise. Playing on rookie you get used to the cpu throwing a ton of strikes so your a log more aggressive. So far on veteran plus in my franchise the CPU does a good job hitting the corners and not throwing as many strikes not to mention the pitch speed seems alot faster even though those sliders aren't touched. So I have to try and be a lot more patient. And going from rookie to veteran plus or allstar hitting is a lot easier said than done in terms of teaching myself patience. Anyone else having this issue?

I do this as well...play most of my DD conquest games on Rookie, and then jump into Franchise Mode or RTTS with a different dynamic difficulty.

To be honest, I am having no real issues adjusting. My dynamic hitting difficulty is at Hall of Fame level right now, and I blew out the Pirates last night 11-4 in Franchise Mode after playing multiple Conquest games on Rookie.

I think it's just a matter of mentally being prepared for that difference in difficulty before you get into the game. When the Franchise game starts, take a few pitches, get settled in, and you'll adjust.

[TheWarmWind]

Re: Playing both conquest and franchise is messing up my hitting

I feel extremely unqualified to respond to this thread due to a high level of bias caused by the fact that I wish DD would die in a fire.

I bet you can guess my suggestion though.

[Hipster-Doofus]

Re: Playing both conquest and franchise is messing up my hitting

I feel extremely unqualified to respond to this thread due to a high level of bias caused by the fact that I wish DD would die in a fire.



I bet you can guess my suggestion though.

I agree somewhat. I don’t intend to stay with DD I just have no idea what difficulty to play at. I’m using DD to get an idea of where I should keep the difficulty then once I get the hang of it I’ll just switch to that specific one.


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[Caulfield]

Re: Playing both conquest and franchise is messing up my hitting

I feel extremely unqualified to respond to this thread due to a high level of bias caused by the fact that I wish DD would die in a fire.

I bet you can guess my suggestion though.

Beat the rush. Boycott DD now.
Death by fire's too good for DD.
Gonna need to steal a page from ''Blazing Saddles'' and work up a #6 on 'em.