I know it's probably already been asked, but can someone explain in detail what the pitching sliders do? Specifically I'm looking for what the cpu pitch control, cpu pitch consistency and cpu strike frequency do. I' having hard getting it to where the cpu throws a balance of strikes and balls. In the beginning I was lucky if I could draw one walk a game. I messed with the sliders and now I'm walking too much. If some could explain what these sliders do maybe I could get better idea how to adjust them and strike a balance.
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Re: pitching sliders
Strike frequency is how often they try to get the ball over the plate early in a count.
Control dictates how close they are to their target. A max control slider means they'll paint corners better for example.
Consistency is how often a miss is a bad miss, e.g. a beaned batter or a meatball. The higher the consistency the less they have bad misses.
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Re: pitching sliders
Thanks for the info. clears up my question.Comment
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