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  • dmbfan1970
    Pro
    • Dec 2003
    • 638

    #121
    Re: MLB 11 The Show Hands-On Impressions, CES 2011 (dmbfan1970)

    Steve_OS said he won't be posting the vid till tomorrow. Sorry I didn't get to it sooner.
    PSN: Toxiciti

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    • 42
      Hall Of Fame
      • Feb 2009
      • 8801

      #122
      Re: MLB 11 The Show Hands-On Impressions, CES 2011 (dmbfan1970)

      Originally posted by dmbfan1970
      Steve_OS said he won't be posting the vid till tomorrow. Sorry I didn't get to it sooner.

      Steve is a slacker!

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      • nemesis04
        RIP Ty My Buddy
        • Feb 2004
        • 13530

        #123
        Re: MLB 11 The Show Hands-On Impressions, CES 2011 (dmbfan1970)

        Originally posted by dmbfan1970
        You mean cutoff man? Yes.
        Scott was referring to an outfielder throwing home and having an infielder cut it off mid throw. Not just throwing directly to the cutoff man.
        “The saddest part of life is when someone who gave you your best memories becomes a memory”

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        • Zinger
          Rookie
          • Apr 2008
          • 254

          #124
          Re: MLB 11 The Show Hands-On Impressions, CES 2011 (dmbfan1970)

          If with analog hitting the height is dealt with automatically by the computer, does that mean that occasions when a batter swings over or under the ball is done in a random way, out of the human player's control?

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          • AtlBraves09
            Rookie
            • Dec 2010
            • 127

            #125
            Re: MLB 11 The Show Hands-On Impressions, CES 2011 (dmbfan1970)

            Originally posted by Zinger
            If with analog hitting the height is dealt with automatically by the computer, does that mean that occasions when a batter swings over or under the ball is done in a random way, out of the human player's control?
            - No, it will be done primarily the same way it was last year, while you did move the pci, you were still able to hit the ball outside the pci solidly. With analog hitting, there is no pci to speak of, there are hitter tendencies and timing. if you are late on a high fastball, its either a swing and miss or a pop up. If you time a low pitch well it will result in a line drive or ground ball with occasional fly balls or homeruns depending on the hitters ability to handle low pitches. It isnt random at all, it is based mostly on the user's ability to correctly time the pitch and swing in the quadrant the pitch is being thrown in. For righties: Inside, move the swing stick up and to the left. Middle move it straight up. Outside, move it up and to the right. Its all about timing...

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            • ryan36
              7 dirty words...
              • Feb 2003
              • 10139

              #126
              Re: MLB 11 The Show Hands-On Impressions, CES 2011 (dmbfan1970)

              I don't understand then...I thought people were saying there was "cursor" (realistic PCI) hitting... and this could be done with the analog style? I guess as long as the results are authentic...but on the surface this does seem disappointing

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              • AtlBraves09
                Rookie
                • Dec 2010
                • 127

                #127
                Re: MLB 11 The Show Hands-On Impressions, CES 2011 (dmbfan1970)

                Originally posted by ryan36
                I don't understand then...I thought people were saying there was "cursor" (realistic PCI) hitting... and this could be done with the analog style? I guess as long as the results are authentic...but on the surface this does seem disappointing
                There is a pure zone hitting with a cursor, but it isnt with the analog control. It would be way too difficult to load, aim, and swing at the same time.

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                • Russell_SCEA
                  SCEA Community Manager
                  • May 2005
                  • 4161

                  #128
                  Re: MLB 11 The Show Hands-On Impressions, CES 2011 (dmbfan1970)

                  Originally posted by Zinger
                  If with analog hitting the height is dealt with automatically by the computer, does that mean that occasions when a batter swings over or under the ball is done in a random way, out of the human player's control?

                  It won't be random B Ma dynamically calculates high and low based on the batters attributes, your timing, how close you swing at the ball (remember you have to swing at the ball) and his secret sauce.

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                  • AtlBraves09
                    Rookie
                    • Dec 2010
                    • 127

                    #129
                    Re: MLB 11 The Show Hands-On Impressions, CES 2011 (dmbfan1970)

                    Originally posted by Russell_SCEA
                    It won't be random B Ma dynamically calculates high and low based on the batters attributes, your timing, how close you swing at the ball (remember you have to swing at the ball) and his secret sauce.
                    - I was wondering if it was based off of pitcher attributes as well?

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                    • shyvoodoo
                      Banned
                      • Jul 2003
                      • 277

                      #130
                      Re: MLB 11 The Show Hands-On Impressions, CES 2011 (dmbfan1970)

                      Originally posted by Alistair
                      How damn hard is it to include rain delays though?? It's not exactly a major coding overhaul. What's so hard about scheduling the occasional double header? I thought it would be a no brained this year
                      OK.. your upset about not having rain delays??? How stupid does this sound??
                      OK, YOU tell US what will happen in the case of a "rain delay"??
                      Do we sit in front of the TV for an hour or two hoping for this "virtual" rain storm to pass through our PS3s???
                      Do we play mini games until this "rainstorm" stop???
                      What do we do???? Do the game tell us to comeback after dinnertime so you can continue your game?? How do you rationally implement a "virtual" rain delay???
                      I can understand rainouts, where your teams game is PPD for the day, and you have to play 2 games on the calender day, effecting your teams lineup and pitching rotation, but rain delays??

                      My only concern is rain in a stadium that has a retractable roof. I dont want to see an instance like we seen in Madden 11 this year when its raining inside cowboys stadium.. thats funny stuff..
                      If the temperature outside is over 90 degrees or under 60 degrees, the roof should be closed. Thats the only cosmetic thing we should have with this game right now.

                      Russell and the gang, I wish all devs took the time and attention to detail to games like you guys do with the show KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!

                      Ben
                      Voodoo
                      Last edited by shyvoodoo; 01-09-2011, 03:40 AM.

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                      • TheGameV30
                        Rookie
                        • Feb 2009
                        • 45

                        #131
                        I was wondering if they took out the length of injury time for the customised injuries in Franchise mode? I like to keep my Franchise as close to real-life as possible (DL/callups/send downs) and there are many times when players are on the DL longer than the length determined in the game. It would be nice to just choose the injury (bruised hand) and place them on the DL and we choose when to take them off.

                        Also, I was wondering if they added the Bereavement List? I think that would be a really cool little addition.

                        One last thing I can think of about Franchise mode; I had a problem last year where (I THINK, since it's been awhile since I played) I didn't add the exact players to each team's 40-man roster at the beginning of the season (I started out lazy ), and then went to call up someone later in the season. It was past the time to add them so it made me wait until the end of the season no matter what I did. Any way to just override that like the Forced Trade option???

                        Thanks!!

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                        • Hapshoops32
                          Pro
                          • Jan 2011
                          • 678

                          #132
                          Re: MLB 11 The Show Hands-On Impressions, CES 2011 (dmbfan1970)

                          It looks like there are so many awesome features already - and these are just some of the details being released! Bottom line - everything looks great so far from what I've been reading and seeing, can't wait to get my hands on this and get my Hall of Fame career started!
                          Currently Playing: FIFA 22 Career Mode - Manchester United Manager

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                          • ghm125
                            john14:6
                            • Jul 2002
                            • 2439

                            #133
                            Re: MLB 11 The Show Hands-On Impressions, CES 2011 (dmbfan1970)

                            to me the game was just fine,but after reading up on all the new stuff just gonna make it even better....if thats possible?....man I cant wait!...
                            VIOLATION!!!!!!!!

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                            • enice128
                              Rookie
                              • Feb 2010
                              • 92

                              #134
                              Originally posted by SoxFan01605
                              Well, realism is good enough for me, personally

                              But aside from that, for multiplayer games (not sure if it's also available online, but offline at least), it would prevent quick-pitching.

                              As for standard offline gameplay vs CPU, there are certainly times were I've paused the game to think about how to approach an AB (no joke), so it would add a more realistic way to achieve that (basically a user/manual composure addition). If it did anything else (like break up rhythm or add batter composure like you mentioned), that would be a bonus IMO.

                              Not hugely important, but a nice touch.
                              Dude I do the same thing! Do you know if you would press the same button to pause the game or a specific other button to step out? And if not then I guess everytime you're up at the plate if you press pause like now then you'll be stepping out I guess. Also if you're pitching & press pause it would take you to the usual screen or menu like old? I guess we will have to wait & see. All these little touches make the game more & more realistic each & every year & we all can't wait! The biggest thing for me is how the game looks then gameplay. You can't have only one, look at 2K.

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                              • enice128
                                Rookie
                                • Feb 2010
                                • 92

                                #135
                                Originally posted by Braves Fan
                                I guess this is an obsession I don't really get. I mean I'll admit it's pretty cool because rain does happen in baseball but any time I'm watching a real game and a rain delay pops up I am annoyed. I want to watch baseball, not America's Funniest videos. I certainly don't want to watch it rain just because. If rain is indeed going to be put into this game then I want it done right.

                                Just a simple rain delay would be boring unless you have to weigh the pros and cons that come with it, having to schedule double headers would be kind of nice if a player's fatigue is taken into consideration. Rain delay's would be a cool feature if there was a injury risk factor of sending your starter back out after a long rain delay. Having to play in poor conditions should also increase the chance of an injury, a game shouldn't be treated the same in a downpour as it would on a nice 85 degree Sunday afternoon.

                                That's kind of what I want to see with this, just having a simple delay and double headers don't really do much for me if you don't have to consider the factors that come with inclement weather.
                                AMEN, perfectly put!

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