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I think a plus means greater effort, but more stamina used... also probably more velocity, so do you want a hard curveball, or a Zito (-) curve?
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Re: ASB2K4 Pitches types
Re: ASB2K4 Pitches types
I think a plus means greater effort, but more stamina used... also probably more velocity, so do you want a hard curveball, or a Zito (-) curve?
You know, like that...Comment
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#4
Re: ASB2K4 Pitches types
Re: ASB2K4 Pitches types
I think a plus means greater effort, but more stamina used... also probably more velocity, so do you want a hard curveball, or a Zito (-) curve?
You know, like that...Comment
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#5
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Re: ASB2K4 Pitches types
<font color="purple"> Well said Muffin. But does anyone know why there's two + sliders? </font>Comment
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Re: ASB2K4 Pitches types
<font color="purple"> Well said Muffin. But does anyone know why there's two + sliders? </font>Comment
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#7
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Re: ASB2K4 Pitches types
<font color="purple"> Well said Muffin. But does anyone know why there's two + sliders? </font>Comment
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#8
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Re: ASB2K4 Pitches types
I'm sure one's a hard slider, where it slides across you like a regular break, and the other one is probably a hard backdoor slider, where the pitch goes the other way... like you are a righty pitcher, and it goes INTO a righty batter.Comment
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#9
Re: ASB2K4 Pitches types
Re: ASB2K4 Pitches types
I'm sure one's a hard slider, where it slides across you like a regular break, and the other one is probably a hard backdoor slider, where the pitch goes the other way... like you are a righty pitcher, and it goes INTO a righty batter.Comment
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#10
Re: ASB2K4 Pitches types
Re: ASB2K4 Pitches types
I'm sure one's a hard slider, where it slides across you like a regular break, and the other one is probably a hard backdoor slider, where the pitch goes the other way... like you are a righty pitcher, and it goes INTO a righty batter.Comment
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#11
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Re: ASB2K4 Pitches types
<font color="purple"> Actually, I haven't seen much of a difference from them. They both seem to break the same, but some pitchers have the slider that breaks horizontally in the game. I wonder if one of them were supposed to be a +Slurve, if there was one to begin with that is. </font>Comment
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#12
Re: ASB2K4 Pitches types
Re: ASB2K4 Pitches types
<font color="purple"> Actually, I haven't seen much of a difference from them. They both seem to break the same, but some pitchers have the slider that breaks horizontally in the game. I wonder if one of them were supposed to be a +Slurve, if there was one to begin with that is. </font>Comment
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#13
Re: ASB2K4 Pitches types
Re: ASB2K4 Pitches types
<font color="purple"> Actually, I haven't seen much of a difference from them. They both seem to break the same, but some pitchers have the slider that breaks horizontally in the game. I wonder if one of them were supposed to be a +Slurve, if there was one to begin with that is. </font>Comment
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#14
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Re: ASB2K4 Pitches types
It's sad that Acclaim forces people to ask what their pitches stand for on a forum. Why they refuse to explain the different types either on their website or in the manual is beyond me.Comment
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#15
Re: ASB2K4 Pitches types
Re: ASB2K4 Pitches types
It's sad that Acclaim forces people to ask what their pitches stand for on a forum. Why they refuse to explain the different types either on their website or in the manual is beyond me.Comment

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