Played a 5 innings at default HOF with Timing hitting and Classic pitching.
Max Fried (me) couldn't hit the broad side of a barn. The CPU seemed to have better pitch accuracy/control with fewer pitches left out over the plate. I was lucky to keep the game close (1-0) going into the bottom of the 4th where I was finally able to put a couple runs on the board and take a 2-1 lead. Win probability was 87% going into the 5th inning. Top of the 5th for the CPU saw a lead off double > sacrifice bunt > a walk > a strike out > a seeing eye single between SS and 3rd to tie the game > a routine grounder to 3rd that the 1st baseman dropped > a grand slam.
MLB then declared the game a forfeit claiming the Astros cheated by using a comeback code.

Overall, pitch speed felt better at HOF than All-Star. User pitch accuracy/control felt much worse at HOF than All-Star. CPU pitching felt about the same. Hitting, especially gap/power, was better at HOF than All-Star for both myself and the CPU. Not sure if that was because of playing on HOF or the use of Timing instead of Directional swing, but it was noticeable.
Going to play another game at default All-Star with Timing and classic pitching. May give Meter pitching a try to at both All-Star and HOF to compare pitch accuracy/control.
Not a fan of the win percentage display. I hope there's an option to turn it off.
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