Is anyone else loving Pulse Pitching?

[Ljm623]

Re: Is anyone else loving Pulse Pitching?

I love it to death.. what is great about it also, unlike with meter pitching, i can still watch the full delivery of my pitchers windup and follow through, and i have gotten pretty realistic results.

[Heroesandvillains]

Re: Is anyone else loving Pulse Pitching?

I love it to death.. what is great about it also, unlike with meter pitching, i can still watch the full delivery of my pitchers windup and follow through, and i have gotten pretty realistic results.

If I recall correctly, and am not confusing you with another OS member; you're religiously a Classic guy, right?

What difficulty are you on this year and what do your numbers look like.

I hope I'm not confusing you with somebody else. LOL! I uh...think we've talked before! And being from the Classic camp in years past, would love for you to go into more detail on your Pulse pitching experiences.

[CMH]

Re: Is anyone else loving Pulse Pitching?

And you're relationship with Sony devs? Or are you equating the real world to a video game?

It's called trial and error. What are you getting at here?

Enough time with the game will allow anyone to figure out how some things work.

[game dawg]

Re: Is anyone else loving Pulse Pitching?

For anyone complaining about headaches or fatigue, have you guys tried turning the light off in your room, and playing with the brightness/contrast on the tv? I think the reason behind the uncomfort, which I know isn't a word, is that the pulse circle thingy is faint and thin. It certainly isn't invisible - but as fast as that thing pulses, it could have been made easier to see. Turning off any other lights makes your eyes expend less effort to focus on your television, reducing the brightness or backlight (depending on your TV), does the same.

Ahhh.... NO!!!
The pulsing circle frequency and size varies based on the game situation, which are <insert your favorites here>. The problem is that that you are focused on an object fixed in space (2D) that is causing your eyes to constantly refocus. The more intense the game situation, and therfore the higher frequencty of the "pulse" (size may not matter, it's the difference between where it starts and where it stops)... the more you eyes have to refocus. Focusing on this too long for a short period of time will have different effects on different people.

Newb Tip: Don't look directly (focus) on the annoying circle. Look at the location you wish to throw the pitch and let it fly.

Pro Tip: Use the pitching system you used last year.

[Sorry for picking on you Bob]