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  • JWDixon120
    Rookie
    • Jul 2012
    • 802

    #1

    Outfielders with no sense of urgency?

    For whatever reason, this year it seems like OF’s have no sense of urgency trying to gun down a runner.

    They are extremely casual when it comes to throwing a runner out at the plate. Seems like it takes them 5 seconds from receipt of the ball to throw it.

    Anyone else seeing this?
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  • countryboy
    Growing pains
    • Sep 2003
    • 52784

    #2
    Re: Outfielders with no sense of urgency?

    Are you preloading your throws?

    I'm not experiencing a delay in outfielders getting the ball and getting rid of it, when I preload throws to a base.

    Here's Jordan Walker throwing out a runner at home

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    • JWDixon120
      Rookie
      • Jul 2012
      • 802

      #3
      Re: Outfielders with no sense of urgency?

      Originally posted by countryboy
      Are you preloading your throws?

      I'm not experiencing a delay in outfielders getting the ball and getting rid of it, when I preload throws to a base.

      Here's Jordan Walker throwing out a runner at home

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      Yep! Always preloading. Here's an example.... not the best but it's happened in the game I'm currently in. A lot of these guys do the little step back behind their lead leg and it just looks a little lazy to me. I see it a lot in CF as well.

      On this play, the Marlins had a guy with 50 Speed score from 2B on a ball hit to LF. Seems like that should never happen unless the throw is way off line.

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      • countryboy
        Growing pains
        • Sep 2003
        • 52784

        #4
        Re: Outfielders with no sense of urgency?

        I don’t really see anything erroneous about that play. The runner was going on the hit, the fielder got the ball, gathered and threw and it was a fairly close play.

        I don’t view that as a delay due to lack of urgency but rather a half second delay in release so fielder could get feet set to throw


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        • detroitlions12
          Rookie
          • Jan 2009
          • 35

          #5
          Re: Outfielders with no sense of urgency?

          I have noticed the same thing. I've always preloaded the throw but this year there definitely seems to be a delay or as you said lack of urgency in throws from the outfield. I can understand off target throws especially if the fielder is rushed to get the ball in but they seemingly are out there just to play catch.

          I would even be fine with it if a delay in throwing was tied to fielding rating but I've had gold fielders do this. It can be super frustrating.

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          • Ghost Of The Year
            Turn Left. Repeat.
            • Mar 2014
            • 6370

            #6
            Re: Outfielders with no sense of urgency?

            I have Baserunner Speed turned down from default 5 to 4 and Outfielder Arm Strength turned up from 5 to 6 and I'm happy now with how those two settings work together.
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            • Therebelyell626
              MVP
              • Mar 2018
              • 2892

              #7
              Re: Outfielders with no sense of urgency?

              I mentioned this another thread, but the fielding as a whole seems to have gotten worse with the patch. The CPU is making a lot more throwing errors than they did the first few weeks before release. From release up until this patch I didn’t see many throwing errors from the CPU, now I am seeing a couple a game.

              Also, turning double plays feels a lot slower now as well. The second baseman/shortstop seems to turn the second throw fine, but the initial toss from my player receiving the grounder seems to have a weird delay more often than not. To the point where turning double plays is like a 50/50 proposition for me, even with average speed players. Yes, even on preloaded throws

              Granted, small sample size as I have only played about 10 games since this latest patch, but something feels just a bit off in my honest opinion

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