Most glaring thing I see is practically every player on every team is the exact same player. I just finished a series with Detroit earlier today and I could not tell the difference between Adam Everett and Magglio Ordonez. They both hit the exact same way. Power to all fields, towering doubles and triples. The same for Ramon Santiago and Carlos Guillen. They both had eagle eyes against me as I walked each one about 5 times in 4 games, with many of the pitches taken for balls seemingly better than borderline.
In the last 2 games of the series I was defeated 11-3, and 9-2. They had 14 hits in the 11 run game, 10 were extra base hits (5 doubles, 3 triples and 2 homers) which I find a tad much. And of the 10 hits in the 9 run game 6 of those were extra bases (2 doubles, 2 triples, 2 homers). My ERA in the series was just under 7. Now correct me if I'm wrong but any pitching coach in the majors would be unemployed faster than he could say "Stottlemeyer" if he coached a group of pitchers with an ERA that high. And my team ERA is just above 6 for the season.
Also every pitcher is the same. Aces and 5th starters can pitch the exact same game for both me and the CPU. I don't feel the separation between AJ Burnett and Sergio Mitre is there, they are essentially the same pitcher in the game.
I don't know if I'm seeking advice or just complaining, or maybe a little of both. Frustration is setting in and I really don't want to be frustrated with this game.
Basically I am looking for players, both human and CPU, to play like they're supposed to. I don't want Derek Jeter and Mark Teixeira to be the exact same player, because they're not. But in my game they are.
Has anyone else seen stuff like this and does anyone have any suggestions?
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