Take this for what it is, or don't take it at all but I would actually love to lose by that score, lol. Crappy teams do score a lot of runs every once in a while. That's baseball. I haven't been beaten up like that in this year's game though I don't think. And I'm literally not trying to insult anyone but maybe it is simply your pitching philosophy, not so much pitch selection/location. I DO NOT listen to the catcher in this game- EVER. I have been following along this thread and play clean screen/no vibration with classic pitching on HOF with HUM control/consistency 4/4 forever now, well before Armor made the switch. Maybe it's because I use the Mets and ratings make a huge difference, I don't know. My thought process is, and I think it goes along with JoshC's comment, is I really don't want to "understand" how it works. I don't care how classic pitching works. Get a feel for your pitch, and throw it. If it's not working, don't throw it or use it against crappy hitters to try and build up some "confidence." If we understood every single thing there was, wouldn't the game just get boring and everything would be low scoring? I don't know. I'm not arguing I'm literally just getting food for thought. The primary role for the stats in this thread is ratings; therefore, the release point is irrelevant anyway. Every single pitcher has a different release point, and each pitcher has good days vs bad days. Great pitchers go through bad stretches and they work on their mechanics and release point. Maybe they didn't tweak a single thing. Maybe the Mariners just suck, lol. Maybe if you restarted your franchise you would have a sub 3.00 team ERA. Who knows?? I guess I wouldn't worry about it too much. You will end up mastering meter and timing everything perfectly, and dominate the CPU and get bored. Or maybe the same thing will happen with meter; you may perfect the time and it doesn't seem to correlate to pitch location. I guess my point is just play and don't think too much!
And I remember reading that you like to keep spreadsheets and things and yes that is pretty cool. However, I think that can get to your head. At the end of the day, it is a videogame and just like in real life baseball, there are some things that won't be explained!
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