Here's my question, though. Are you just watching a CPU vs CPU game or playing Manage Only? Because as crazy as it seems, CPU vs CPU games seem to play better than Manage Only games. I watched several CPU vs CPU games with the demo and saw doubles all over the place....but have not experienced the same with MOM. So my problem, currently, lies in MOM.
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Here's my question, though. Are you just watching a CPU vs CPU game or playing Manage Only? Because as crazy as it seems, CPU vs CPU games seem to play better than Manage Only games. I watched several CPU vs CPU games with the demo and saw doubles all over the place....but have not experienced the same with MOM. So my problem, currently, lies in MOM.It's only a video game. -
Re: CPU vs. CPU (and MOM) discussion
Here's my question, though. Are you just watching a CPU vs CPU game or playing Manage Only? Because as crazy as it seems, CPU vs CPU games seem to play better than Manage Only games. I watched several CPU vs CPU games with the demo and saw doubles all over the place....but have not experienced the same with MOM. So my problem, currently, lies in MOM.
The thing is, in MOM you do have some degree of control over the outcome - you can tell your pitcher to pitch inside or out, high or low, when the CPU itself might not do that. You could tell your hitter to take a 3-0 pitch when the CPU might have him swing away. So that could end up affecting the results of MOM games, and make them different from the CPU only results.
Just some thoughts on that...it's not like I have a solution for it.Comment
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I'm watching the CPU play. So, if you believe that and MOM are two separate things, then I can't really help. I prefer to go by what their AI guy said, which was that there was no difference, and that the CPU sliders affect both teams.
The thing is, in MOM you do have some degree of control over the outcome - you can tell your pitcher to pitch inside or out, high or low, when the CPU itself might not do that. You could tell your hitter to take a 3-0 pitch when the CPU might have him swing away. So that could end up affecting the results of MOM games, and make them different from the CPU only results.
Just some thoughts on that...it's not like I have a solution for it.
I also read what you read, where the AI guy said that MOM and CPU vs CPU are exactly the same. They said this last year too. But I disagree, just like many disagree that the difficulty level makes a difference when the AI guy said it didn't. Point is....it certainly makes us sound a little silly to argue against what someone who made the game says....but I guess they are human too and there are so many people involved in the making of a game that maybe the AI guy is just wrong. No one is perfect.
I guess I want to challenge you to play a MOM game and see if you see the same results. In fact, play one with the Reds just for giggles. And tell me if you don't see a singles fest right before your very eyes. I'd almost bet on it.It's only a video game.Comment
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I am actually more Angels fan, so maybe I'll start an Angels season and see what happens.Comment
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Sure, there is a certain level of control we have in MOM. But I don't generally tell the pitcher where to pitch...I let the CPU do it. So it's essentially the same as what you are watching. I do control what my batters do, but my few TAKE signs and the occasional STEAL certainly don't account for why I'm seeing 21 hits from both teams, with 20 of them being singles.
I also read what you read, where the AI guy said that MOM and CPU vs CPU are exactly the same. They said this last year too. But I disagree, just like many disagree that the difficulty level makes a difference when the AI guy said it didn't. Point is....it certainly makes us sound a little silly to argue against what someone who made the game says....but I guess they are human too and there are so many people involved in the making of a game that maybe the AI guy is just wrong. No one is perfect.
I guess I want to challenge you to play a MOM game and see if you see the same results. In fact, play one with the Reds just for giggles. And tell me if you don't see a singles fest right before your very eyes. I'd almost bet on it.
And I'm gonna finish watching this rivalry game first. Series is 2-2, BTW, despite the Cubs being outscored.Comment
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One thing to note...I am in spring training. I don't quite see how that would make a difference, but maybe ST is busted in some way. That doesn't really make sense....but you never know I guess.It's only a video game.Comment
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Here's my question, though. Are you just watching a CPU vs CPU game or playing Manage Only? Because as crazy as it seems, CPU vs CPU games seem to play better than Manage Only games. I watched several CPU vs CPU games with the demo and saw doubles all over the place....but have not experienced the same with MOM. So my problem, currently, lies in MOM.
In the final game, I don't have the numbers in front of me, but it was Randy Wolf (SD) vs. Woody Williams (Hou.).
I remember Darrin Erstad led the game off with a homer down the right field line. Lance Berkman hit a HR to LC that bounced off the second deck facade. The Astros rookie catcher JR Towles doubled to left center. Jim Edmonds hit a gapper in to triples alley and ended up with a triple. Tad Iguchi hit a bomb for me as well.
I think there were 16 total hits between the two teams with several extra base hits.
I really can not complain about he results I am getting from MOM at default sliders at this point. Again still very early.Comment
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I don't think even SC can complain about this
I knew things were looking good when I saw back to back D-back doubles leading off the ballgame. The game itself was pretty good, with Joey Votto hitting the go-ahead and eventual winning HR. There was even a bases loaded walk by Juan Cruz.
I recorded this game in its entirety if anything needs to be proven, although I can only upload small clips due to the sound getting wacked out on the long ones. I might upload the Votto HR at-bat anyway, because the sequence leading up to the HR was so cool.
Forgot to add: it was MOM, with me as the Reds. All-Star, default sliders.Comment
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I don't think even SC can complain about this
I knew things were looking good when I saw back to back D-back doubles leading off the ballgame. The game itself was pretty good, with Joey Votto hitting the go-ahead and eventual winning HR. There was even a bases loaded walk by Juan Cruz.
I recorded this game in its entirety if anything needs to be proven, although I can only upload small clips due to the sound getting wacked out on the long ones. I might upload the Votto HR at-bat anyway, because the sequence leading up to the HR was so cool.
Forgot to add: it was MOM, with me as the Reds. All-Star, default sliders.
I wonder if SoxChamp should just change teams.....that might be his fix!
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Hey guys, I just wanted to get some feedback on MOM mode. What do you guys find is the biggest difference in doing MOM over actually playing the games?? And what is the reason why you guys do this over playing the games yourself. As a person that has played games but hasnt purely managed it, I am kind of wondering why there are so many people moving over to manage only. Thanks guys!!Comment
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Here's the bottom half of the 7th, leading up to Votto's HR. As I said in the comments, yes I know the sound is desynced, and no I can't help it:
<embed style="width:400px; height:326px;" id="VideoPlayback" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" src="http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docId=2094663199732178449&hl=en" flashvars=""> </embed>Last edited by bcruise; 03-10-2008, 09:16 PM. Reason: Hmm...that didn't work. Any help here, did the embed code change with the new forum or something?Comment
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I knew things were looking good when I saw back to back D-back doubles leading off the ballgame. The game itself was pretty good, with Joey Votto hitting the go-ahead and eventual winning HR. There was even a bases loaded walk by Juan Cruz.
I recorded this game in its entirety if anything needs to be proven, although I can only upload small clips due to the sound getting wacked out on the long ones. I might upload the Votto HR at-bat anyway, because the sequence leading up to the HR was so cool.
Forgot to add: it was MOM, with me as the Reds. All-Star, default sliders.
If so, what are your roster edits?Comment
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Re: CPU vs. CPU (and MOM) discussion
I don't think even SC can complain about this
I knew things were looking good when I saw back to back D-back doubles leading off the ballgame. The game itself was pretty good, with Joey Votto hitting the go-ahead and eventual winning HR. There was even a bases loaded walk by Juan Cruz.
I recorded this game in its entirety if anything needs to be proven, although I can only upload small clips due to the sound getting wacked out on the long ones. I might upload the Votto HR at-bat anyway, because the sequence leading up to the HR was so cool.
Forgot to add: it was MOM, with me as the Reds. All-Star, default sliders.It's only a video game.Comment
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