MLB 13 The Show Fact Sheet
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Dear EA Sports,
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50. Over 15 new batting camera’s and 5 new pitching camera views
Why no new fielding cams? I saw that the new presentation 2.0 had added cams, but what about those of us who have been waiting forever for additional static fielding cams. There seems to be quite a bit of support for people wanting more cams to see more of the field (like how HR derby reply screen is, etc.).
The game would be perfect if it had user defined fielding cam or at least another 3-4 options (like second deck cam or behind home plate, etc.)
Fielding camera's are a completely different ball game they move, they move a lot and there are lots of factors that have to be taken into account.
All fielding camera has to work for every stadium in the game as the lowest common denominator. This alone makes testing a tedious process, as the stadiums have different wall heights, dimensions etc... Then you have transitions speeds, turning angles, camera heights, etc......
So they aren't really related at all.Comment
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Basestealing/baserunning. It was a good idea to get people to run the basepaths wisely, but at the same time some people would get their player benched for running without the green light (when you get an email saying no more green light basically saying you're not allowed to attempt a stolen base) even though a hit and run was put on and the hitter failed to make contact. It was also tied too much into speed and baserunning ratings.Comment
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Basestealing/baserunning. It was a good idea to get people to run the basepaths wisely, but at the same time some people would get their player benched for running without the green light (when you get an email saying no more green light basically saying you're not allowed to attempt a stolen base) even though a hit and run was put on and the hitter failed to make contact. It was also tied too much into speed and baserunning ratings.Comment
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Hitting and pitching camera's are static they don't move, don't need transitions, etc....
Fielding camera's are a completely different ball game they move, they move a lot and there are lots of factors that have to be taken into account.
All fielding camera has to work for every stadium in the game as the lowest common denominator. This alone makes testing a tedious process, as the stadiums have different wall heights, dimensions etc... Then you have transitions speeds, turning angles, camera heights, etc......
So they aren't really related at all.
I showed an example in this post
http://www.operationsports.com/forum...post2044628127
As it is now the cut is too fast as it leaves the batter immediately. I'd love to see a bit of a delay added to mimic a real broadcast and to also see the batter actually swing the bat fully. I understand the issue of controlling the fielder, but doesn't the game already have a bit of auto-fielding when the ball is first hit.Comment
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Has there been an discussion if the new broadcast style will have a similar timing as real life broadcasts in terms of camera cuts?
I showed an example in this post
http://www.operationsports.com/forum...post2044628127
As it is now the cut is too fast as it leaves the batter immediately. I'd love to see a bit of a delay added to mimic a real broadcast and to also see the batter actually swing the bat fully. I understand the issue of controlling the fielder, but doesn't the game already have a bit of auto-fielding when the ball is first hit.Comment
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With their whole branded TruBroadcast Presentations 2.0 talk I'd expect this to be in the game. This is a huge reason why The Show may never actually have the feel of a real broadcast. Its a video game, and because of this you need to play it, not watch it. Having that slight delay might make the game a bit less playable, unless the autofielding is good enough, but I'd love the option to make it actually look like a true broadcast.Comment
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Hitting and pitching camera's are static they don't move, don't need transitions, etc....
Fielding camera's are a completely different ball game they move, they move a lot and there are lots of factors that have to be taken into account.
All fielding camera has to work for every stadium in the game as the lowest common denominator. This alone makes testing a tedious process, as the stadiums have different wall heights, dimensions etc... Then you have transitions speeds, turning angles, camera heights, etc......
So they aren't really related at all.
This camera view would make a lot of people very happy around here
Like take this video from MLB 10: The Show - Real Time Presentations for example. Could you use a camera like that but only higher up so you can see the entire field?
I relize not everyone will want to use this type of fielding camera view but trust me a lot also would love it. I just think having the option for it would be wonderful.
Actually how about using the "Home Run Derby" camera view for fielding?Last edited by tnixen; 01-20-2013, 03:50 PM.Comment
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But what about if you were to add a "static" fielding camera that does not move? For example it could be placed in the upper deck behind Home Plate
This camera view would make a lot of people very happy around here
Like take this video from MLB 10: The Show - Real Time Presentations for example. Could you use a camera like that but only higher up so you can see the entire field?
I relize not everyone will want to use this type of fielding camera view but trust me a lot also would love it. I just think having the option for it would be wonderful.
But yeah I'd like to see that kinda static camera making it in some time as well... something I can fix at any location within the stadium (or even outside), but pan slightly in case the ball goes outside the edge of the viewable screen... Like many of older baseball games.Last edited by nomo17k; 01-20-2013, 03:57 PM.Comment
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But what about if you were to add a "static" fielding camera that does not move? For example it could be placed in the upper deck behind Home Plate
This camera view would make a lot of people very happy around here
Like take this video from MLB 10: The Show - Real Time Presentations for example. Could you use a camera like that but only higher up so you can see the entire field?
I relize not everyone will want to use this type of fielding camera view but trust me a lot also would love it. I just think having the option for it would be wonderful.
Actually how about using the "Home Run Derby" camera view for fielding?
Hitting and pitching camera's are static they don't move, don't need transitions, etc....
Fielding camera's are a completely different ball game they move, they move a lot and there are lots of factors that have to be taken into account.
All fielding camera has to work for every stadium in the game as the lowest common denominator. This alone makes testing a tedious process, as the stadiums have different wall heights, dimensions etc... Then you have transitions speeds, turning angles, camera heights, etc......
So they aren't really related at all.Comment
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