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  • claystone
    Banned
    • Jun 2008
    • 1407

    #1

    CPU vs CPU "0" Slider Settings

    CPU VS CPU GAMES ONLY

    I wanted to try this out my "0" slider test with the show. I usually do this with the football games, but thought it might work for the show. The concept behind this is by having all sliders set to "0", then the players ratings really mean everything in this game.

    So far after testing 12 games it's been working fine. Yes, there has been HR's, errors, K's..you name it. I actually like how the games play out. It seems the really talented players do very well, as they should. Some games are pitcher dues, while other are all offense.

    I just started my Yankee franchise, so i will be posting stats for each game to give you a sense of the stats.

    One good thing is i had J. Shields from the Rays throw 128 pitches before he was taken out. He actually lost all energy at 112 pitches. He was only allowed to stay in because he had one out, and he was left in the game to finish the inning. Also he was winning the game.

    SLIDERS
    1. All set to "0" even Global is set to "0"
    2. Edit: 4/7/10 Change to "Legend"
    3. I kept Pitch Speed, Pickoff, & Injuries set to 10. Everything else is "0".


    EDIT 4/7/10: It seems "Legend" is the way to go, instead of "All-Star". The first (3) game stats i've posted was played on "All-Star". I'll post the "Legend" games next.
    Last edited by claystone; 05-06-2010, 09:12 PM.
  • claystone
    Banned
    • Jun 2008
    • 1407

    #2
    Re: CPU vs CPU "0" Slider Settings

    Here is a sample of a test game i had.

    Orioles vs Rays

    Orioles: 4
    Rays: 9

    Orioles Hitting:
    6 (5 Singles, 1 Double)

    Ray's Hitting:
    12 (7 Singles, 1 Double, 3 HR)
    __________________________________________________ ___________
    Orioles Pitching:
    K. Millwood: 4IP / 7H / 7R / 7ER / 3BB / 3SO / 15.75
    M. Hendrickson: 2IP / 2H / 1R / 1ER / 1BB / 1SO / 4.50
    K. Vehara: 2IP / 2H / 1R / 1ER / 1BB / 1SO / 4.50

    Rays Pitching:
    J. Shields: 6IP / 5H / 4R / 4ER / 5BB / 6SO / 6.00
    D. Wheeler: 3IP / 1H / 0R / 0ER / 1BB / 3SO / 0.00

    Note:
    1. 2 players from Orioles HBP
    2. Rays had an (1) Error

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    • ParisB
      MVP
      • Jan 2010
      • 1699

      #3
      Re: CPU vs CPU "0" Slider Settings

      You will definitely see good results still, because the game's sliders aren't extreme like they are in other games such as Madden. They're just tweaks.

      You can MAX out everything and still see good games overall.

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      • claystone
        Banned
        • Jun 2008
        • 1407

        #4
        Re: CPU vs CPU "0" Slider Settings

        OPENING DAY

        YANKEES VS RED SOX

        YANKEES: 5 - RED SOX: 1

        Yankees Batting:
        Jeter: 1/3
        Johnson: 2/4
        A. Rod: 2/5
        Teixeira: 1/5
        Cano: 0/5
        Granderson: 0/2
        Posada: 1/4
        Winn: 1/4
        Swisher: 0/2

        Boston's Batting:
        Ellsbury: 0/3
        Youklis: 0/4
        Martinez: 2/4
        Drew: 0/3
        Lowell: 0/4
        Pedroia: 0/3
        Beltre: 0/3
        Cameron: 0/2
        Scutaro: 1/3
        __________________________________________________ _______
        Yankee Pitching:
        C. Sabathia:
        8IP / 3H / 1R / 1ER / 4BB / 5SO / 1.13

        D. Marte:
        1IP / 0H / 0R / 0ER / 0BB / 1SO / 0.00



        Boston's Pitching:
        J. Beckett:
        5.2IP / 6H / 3R / 3ER / 2BB / 6SO / 4.76

        D. Bard:
        0.2IP / 1H / 1R / 1ER / 2BB / 1SO / 13.50

        B. Shouse:
        2.1IP / 1H / 1R / 0ER / 2BB / 3SO / 0.00

        R. Ramires:
        0.1IP / 0H / 0R / 0ER / 0BB / 1SO / 0.00
        __________________________________________________ _____
        Yankee Notes:
        1. HR for A. ROD
        2. HBP: Jeter

        Boston Notes:
        1. Error on Scutaro
        2. Stolen Base by Pedroia
        Last edited by claystone; 04-06-2010, 09:54 PM.

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        • budsticky
          Pro
          • Aug 2007
          • 794

          #5
          Re: CPU vs CPU "0" Slider Settings

          Originally posted by ParisB
          You will definitely see good results still, because the game's sliders aren't extreme like they are in other games such as Madden. They're just tweaks.

          You can MAX out everything and still see good games overall.
          It's funny you should mention this, because before I even saw this for giggles I decided to play a game with contact, power, timing, and fouls all turned up to 10 for both me and the CPU. I did keep human and CPU solid hits at 0 though. On top of all that I jacked up pitcher control and consistency to 10 for both human and CPU. I did keep CPU strike frequency at 3 which is where I usually have it, but I might do another experiment with that at 10 as well. I didn't jack up the global sliders at all, so this was just to check out the batting and pitching sliders.

          Not only did I have a very believable game, but I drew more walks than I ever have..and it was with the two main pitching sliders at 10! I drew 6 walks. It felt like I was in more full counts than I usually get into as well. And it wasn't because a ton of fouls either.

          NYY(Me) 9 runs, 12 hits, 1 error
          FLA(CPU) 4 runs, 9 hits, 2 errors(1 was one of those dumb drops on a ball 4 walk..so really just 1)

          My offense-6 walks, 6 strike outs, 7 singles, 3 doubles, 1 triple, 1 HR
          CPU offense-2 walks, 6 strike outs, 4 singles, 2 doubles, 1 triple, 2 HR

          My pitchers: 126 total pitches, 64% strikes. .257 BAA
          CPU pitchers: 162 total pitches, 58% strikes. .308 BAA

          There were no hit batters or passed balls and the CPU threw one wild pitch.

          Pretty much this game felt as real as any I've played yet. There were dribblers, balls down the line and in the gaps, infield hits, pretty much all you would expect to see.

          I'm really starting to think that the solid hits slider is really the only slider that has a strong effect on the game. Pretty much if you have it at 0 it seems you can go anywhere with the rest of the sliders.
          Last edited by budsticky; 04-06-2010, 10:44 PM.

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          • ParisB
            MVP
            • Jan 2010
            • 1699

            #6
            Re: CPU vs CPU "0" Slider Settings

            Originally posted by budsticky
            It's funny you should mention this, because before I even saw this for giggles I decided to play a game with contact, power, timing, and fouls all turned up to 10 for both me and the CPU. I did keep human and CPU solid hits at 0 though. On top of all that I jacked up pitcher control and consistency to 10 for both human and CPU. I did keep CPU strike frequency at 3 which is where I usually have it, but I might do another experiment with that at 10 as well. I didn't jack up the global sliders at all, so this was just to check out the batting and pitching sliders.

            Not only did I have a very believable game, but I drew more walks than I ever have..and it was with the two main pitching sliders at 10! I drew 6 walks. It felt like I was in more full counts than I usually get into as well. And it wasn't because a ton of fouls either.

            NYY(Me) 9 runs, 12 hits, 1 error
            FLA(CPU) 4 runs, 9 hits, 2 errors(1 was one of those dumb drops on a ball 4 walk..so really just 1)

            My offense-6 walks, 6 strike outs, 7 singles, 3 doubles, 1 triple, 1 HR
            CPU offense-2 walks, 6 strike outs, 4 singles, 2 doubles, 1 triple, 2 HR

            My pitchers: 126 total pitches, 64 strikes. .257 BAA
            CPU pitchers: 162 total pitches, 58 strikes. .308 BAA

            There were no hit batters or passed balls and the CPU threw one wild pitch.

            Pretty much this game felt as real as any I've played yet. There were dribblers, balls down the line and in the gaps, infield hits, pretty much all you would expect to see.

            I'm really starting to think that the solid hits slider is really the only slider that has a strong effect on the game. Pretty much if you have it at 0 it seems you can go anywhere with the rest of the sliders.
            Yup.

            I've also been wondering if some sliders have a "weird" relation with other sliders that might behave differently. For example, if maxing out the Contact makes the CPU pitch around more. Just a theory, and I don't feel like testing anymore because I dialed in my sliders to my preference....but things like that happened in Madden, where adjusting QB Accuracy affected how the wide receivers played etc

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            • claystone
              Banned
              • Jun 2008
              • 1407

              #7
              Re: CPU vs CPU "0" Slider Settings

              GAME 2

              YANKEES VS RED SOX

              YANKEES: 12 - RED SOX: 4

              Yankees Batting:
              Jeter: 2/5
              Johnson: 2/5
              A. Rod: 2/4
              Teixeira: 0/2
              Cano: 4/5
              Granderson: 1/5
              Posada: 0/3
              Winn: 1/4
              Swisher: 2/4

              Boston's Batting:
              Ellsbury: 1/4
              Youklis: 1/5
              Martinez: 0/3
              Ortiz: 1/2
              Drew: 1/3
              Pedroia: 1/4
              Lowell: 0/4
              Scutaro: 0/3
              Cameron: 0/4
              __________________________________________________ _______
              Yankee Pitching:
              J. Vazquez:
              6IP / 4H / 4R / 4ER / 4BB / 8SO / 6.00

              P. Hughes:
              2IP / 1H / 0R / 0ER / 1BB / 3SO / 0.00

              D. Marte:
              1IP / 0H / 0R / 0ER / 0BB / 0SO / 0.00



              Boston's Pitching:
              J. Lackey:
              3.1IP / 7H / 8R / 8ER / 4BB / 4SO / 21.60

              T. Wakefield:
              2.2IP / 3H / 3R / 3ER / 2BB / 2SO / 10.13

              R. Ramires:
              2IP / 4H / 1R / 1ER / 1BB / 1SO / 3.86

              H. Okajima:
              1IP / 0H / 0R / 0ER / 0BB / 1SO / 0.00
              __________________________________________________ _____
              Yankee Notes:
              1. 2B: Rod, Johnson, Swisher
              2. HR: Rod (2), Cano, Johnson
              3. Error: Posada

              Boston Notes:
              1. 2B: Ortiz
              2. 3B: Pedroia
              3. HR: Drew
              4. HBP: Ortiz

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              • claystone
                Banned
                • Jun 2008
                • 1407

                #8
                Re: CPU vs CPU &quot;0&quot; Slider Settings

                It seems "Legend" is the way to go, instead of "All-Star" when using "0" sliders. I'll post game stats.

                I had my pitcher go 9 innings in a 3-1 win over Boston. First time seeing a cpu vs cpu game where the pitcher went 9 innings.
                Last edited by claystone; 04-07-2010, 11:40 PM.

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                • eamuscatuli15
                  Rookie
                  • Oct 2009
                  • 357

                  #9
                  Re: CPU vs CPU &quot;0&quot; Slider Settings

                  is this for cpu vs. cpu games only?
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                  • claystone
                    Banned
                    • Jun 2008
                    • 1407

                    #10
                    Re: CPU vs CPU &quot;0&quot; Slider Settings

                    Originally posted by eamuscatuli15
                    is this for cpu vs. cpu games only?
                    Yes.

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                    • budsticky
                      Pro
                      • Aug 2007
                      • 794

                      #11
                      Re: CPU vs CPU &quot;0&quot; Slider Settings

                      Originally posted by claystone
                      It seems "Legend" is the way to go, instead of "All-Star" when using "0" sliders. I'll post game stats.

                      I had my pitcher go 9 innings in a 3-1 win over Boston. First time seeing a cpu vs cpu game where the pitcher went 9 innings.
                      Sorry dude, but skill level has no effect on CPU vs. CPU games.

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                      • kingdevin
                        MVP
                        • Mar 2005
                        • 1110

                        #12
                        Re: CPU vs CPU &quot;0&quot; Slider Settings

                        I know the dudes at scea say that but i think skill level does alter results based on my prior exp w/the game

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                        • claystone
                          Banned
                          • Jun 2008
                          • 1407

                          #13
                          Re: CPU vs CPU &quot;0&quot; Slider Settings

                          This game was played on "Legend" with "0" slider settings.


                          GAME 4

                          YANKEES VS RAYS

                          YANKEES: 3 - RAYS: 1

                          Yankees Batting:
                          Jeter: 1/4
                          Johnson: 3/5
                          A. Rod: 1/5
                          Teixeira: 0/3
                          Cano: 0/4
                          Granderson: 2/4
                          Posada: 2/4
                          Winn: 1/3
                          Swisher: 0/3

                          Ray's Batting:
                          Bartlett: 0/4
                          Longoria: 3/4
                          Crawford: 0/4
                          Pena: 0/4
                          Zobrist: 0/3
                          Burrell: 1/4
                          Upton: 0/3
                          Navarro: 2/4
                          Kapler: 0/3
                          __________________________________________________ _______
                          Yankee Pitching:
                          A. Pettitie:
                          7IP / 6H / 1R / 1ER / 2BB / 7SO / 1.29

                          D. Marte:
                          1IP / 0H / 0R / 0ER / 0BB / 0SO / 0.00

                          M. Rivera:
                          1IP / 0H / 0R / 0ER / 0BB / 2SO / 6.75



                          Ray's Pitching:
                          W. Davis:
                          5IP / 6H / 3R / 3ER / 3BB / 8SO / 5.40

                          C. Bradford:
                          1IP / 1H / 0R / 0ER / 1BB / 1SO / 0.00

                          R. Choate:
                          2IP / 3H / 0R / 0ER / 0BB / 2SO / 0.00

                          J. Howell:
                          1IP / 0H / 0R / 0ER / 0BB / 1SO / 0.00
                          __________________________________________________ _____

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                          • ericjwm
                            Banned
                            • Mar 2003
                            • 1807

                            #14
                            Re: CPU vs CPU &quot;0&quot; Slider Settings

                            Originally posted by kingdevin
                            I know the dudes at scea say that but i think skill level does alter results based on my prior exp w/the game
                            Yep, it does for sure.

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                            • kingdevin
                              MVP
                              • Mar 2005
                              • 1110

                              #15
                              Re: CPU vs CPU &quot;0&quot; Slider Settings

                              Hey Eric. Long time - hope all is well. Did you get this years game yet and have you set some sliders up? IMO, u had the best slider set for my style of watching the game evn with its slider quirks. I find this years version a little better with "holding" the slide effects after u play the game for awhile.

                              I have been trying this 0 slider set except for timing and fouls (to keep strikeouts at a decent #), and its not playing too bad. I hope that after many games i still feel this way..

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