Fifa suffers from the same thing. I watched a replay over and over and clearly there was an own goal by Vincent Kompany but it was ruled a goal by his opponent. I've seen a number of clips where people slow things down to identify the wonky things that happen when replayed. Sometimes this points to tweaks to sliders that may reduce/eliminate the animation, sometimes there isn't anything you can do about it.
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Fifa suffers from the same thing. I watched a replay over and over and clearly there was an own goal by Vincent Kompany but it was ruled a goal by his opponent. I've seen a number of clips where people slow things down to identify the wonky things that happen when replayed. Sometimes this points to tweaks to sliders that may reduce/eliminate the animation, sometimes there isn't anything you can do about it. -
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We go through this every year. It's not really hard to understand why this occurs. If a game plays at, say, 60 frames per second, but the replay is made so you can slow it down to super ultra mega slow-mo.... Then hundreds, if not thousands, of frames per second have to be added, to fill in the gaps, that never existed in the real game.
These fill-in frames are simply best-guesses, or "artist renderings", of what things should look like in those gaps. They never existed before. Making everything in these 'gap-fillers' line up (down to a fraction of an inch) in all three dimensions is virtually impossible.
So - it makes sense that the split-microsecond where the bat meets the ball is the one place on the field where any discrepancy with live play will be most easily noticed. (It is guessing at x,y, and z coordinates at 5000 fps - or more...). The fact that they can get as close as they do is amazing in itself.
The confusion and questions that occur when someone discovers this in replay is completely understandable. However, for those who have been around a while, if you still think that (a) the live game code is built to play at that ungodly level of exact precision, AND (b) despite that ultra-high mega precision, is just "out to get you" with scripted games, we will need to coin a new word to describe you. I also have an MLB team in Hawaii I would like to sell you.Last edited by NolanRyansSnowmonkey; 04-11-2019, 12:50 PM.Comment
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It's not a big deal, but it's visually unappealing. There's better ways to handle it visually.
Most people who start threads like this check the replay cause they feel like their swing made contact. It did but didn't.Last edited by MLB14; 04-12-2019, 03:38 PM.Do it. (Release The Show for PC)Comment
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No, it actually is going thru the bat in real time too. It happens because the game is designed to keep player stats realistic according to their attributes. The pitcher attributes, batter attributes, and game difficulty setting contribute to this.
It's not a big deal, but it's visually unappealing. There's better ways to handle it visually.
Most people who start threads like this check the replay cause they feel like their swing made contact. It did but didn't.
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I believe you're wrong, but even so how will you prove it? It's a replay bug, in real time it's just a miss. It's like the Schrodinger's cat experiment, is the cat dead or not? Did the ball go through the bat or not?. Or maybe the game works on a quantum mechanical level where it states an electron could spontaneously end up at the other side of the universe, hence the ball going through the bat. Now on the scale of a baseball for this to happen it'll take much longer than the current age of the Universe but hey this is baseball, its magical.[emoji16]
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Better example is this. If a pitcher has a high K/9 rating, that will make swings go through balls, so that pitcher will meet that rating.Do it. (Release The Show for PC)Comment
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Well, I know some things about 3D graphics and coding.. I just know that in order, let's say, to keep someone like Brett Gardner from hitting 40 HRs in a season, there's math governing the outcome of swings.
Better example is this. If a pitcher has a high K/9 rating, that will make swings go through balls, so that pitcher will meet that rating.
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No, it actually is going thru the bat in real time too. It happens because the game is designed to keep player stats realistic according to their attributes. The pitcher attributes, batter attributes, and game difficulty setting contribute to this.
It's not a big deal, but it's visually unappealing. There's better ways to handle it visually.
But you are correct in that its visually unappealing. and not a big dealOSFM23 - Building Better Baseball - OSFM23
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SDS has said on this issue before (thread linked here) that the ball does not go through the bat in real time/live gameplay.
So you can choose to either believe the people who developed/coded the game or some random internet dude.
Up to you to decide.I can't shave with my eyes closed, meaning each day I have to look at myself in the mirror and respect who I see.
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For the OP, are you just trying to justify that maybe you're not very good at hitting so you'll sleep better at night?. I bat on Legend at pitch speeds at 10 and I don't notice balls going through bats....when i miss I know I miss and there are valid reasons why I missed.Comment
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For the OP, are you just trying to justify that maybe you're not very good at hitting so you'll sleep better at night?. I bat on Legend at pitch speeds at 10 and I don't notice balls going through bats....when i miss I know I miss and there are valid reasons why I missed.
As for the devs, Even if it was a real issue, I wouldn't expect them to come out and say....sure we coded the ball to go through the bat to keep you in check! They're in the business of making money lol. Although I think its a non-issue, I can't tell someone else what to believe either.Florida State Seminoles
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I don't believe them.Do it. (Release The Show for PC)Comment
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its a glitch plain & simple, has nothing to do with trying to attain realistic statistics. if you take the guys who have mastered Legend, or even HoF, & put them on Veteran level, the kind of numbers they'd put up would make Barry Bonds look like Mario Mendoza & the '27 or '98 Yankees look like last years Orioles. It's up to the user to adjust sliders if their skill level isnt given them a realistic simulation.
But you are correct in that its visually unappealing. and not a big deal
Seriously think about it.Do it. (Release The Show for PC)Comment
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So by your explanation, unless I'm misunderstanding, I could take basically a pitcher with a decent k/9 rating and throw nothing but fastballs down the middle on Legend difficulty, and be able to record whatever the number of strikeouts his k/9 rating produces because the ball will go through the hitter's bat to ensure that I get that number?I can't shave with my eyes closed, meaning each day I have to look at myself in the mirror and respect who I see.
I miss the old days of Operation Sports :(
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Ok...let me ask you this....
So by your explanation, unless I'm misunderstanding, I could take basically a pitcher with a decent k/9 rating and throw nothing but fastballs down the middle on Legend difficulty, and be able to record whatever the number of strikeouts his k/9 rating produces because the ball will go through the hitter's bat to ensure that I get that number?
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Ok...let me ask you this....
So by your explanation, unless I'm misunderstanding, I could take basically a pitcher with a decent k/9 rating and throw nothing but fastballs down the middle on Legend difficulty, and be able to record whatever the number of strikeouts his k/9 rating produces because the ball will go through the hitter's bat to ensure that I get that number?Do it. (Release The Show for PC)Comment
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