Are bases on balls a factor in ASB2004?

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  • JRod
    MVP
    • Jul 2002
    • 3266

    #16
    Re: Are bases on balls a factor in ASB2004?

    Let me clarify...

    Coming back in a game isn't comeback logic it's just the ebb and flow of baseball.

    True come back logic is when the CPU is down or the user is down and with great frequency the game allows for one of those teams to work it's way back.


    I've noticed on more than a few occasions something more than just the ebb and flow of baseball. In those games I've noticed one double after one double for a short period of time while the CPU seemed to hit everything. In one game that doesn't mean it's comeback logic. But after reading another post mention the same thing, I got a bit curious as to what was going on.

    So I just kept an eye out for it and in some games the CPU when down will usually pull off the same stunt. It's not in every game it's down but it happens more often to be just called the ebb and flow of baseball.

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    • JRod
      MVP
      • Jul 2002
      • 3266

      #17
      Re: Are bases on balls a factor in ASB2004?

      Let me clarify...

      Coming back in a game isn't comeback logic it's just the ebb and flow of baseball.

      True come back logic is when the CPU is down or the user is down and with great frequency the game allows for one of those teams to work it's way back.


      I've noticed on more than a few occasions something more than just the ebb and flow of baseball. In those games I've noticed one double after one double for a short period of time while the CPU seemed to hit everything. In one game that doesn't mean it's comeback logic. But after reading another post mention the same thing, I got a bit curious as to what was going on.

      So I just kept an eye out for it and in some games the CPU when down will usually pull off the same stunt. It's not in every game it's down but it happens more often to be just called the ebb and flow of baseball.

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