Anyone else have a really hard time getting hits on All Star? I have been playing the 2k series for awhile now and had swing stick down for 2K7. However, this new 2.0 seems to be a lot harder to get hits with. On Pro it was obviously easier to hit balls and I was getting high scores, but not realistic gameplay. Now on Allstar, I can't get a hit to save my life. It seems like all I ever hit are weak grounders or flyballs, I can never really hit a ball hard to a gap. I just finished a game against Zambrano with the Phillies and only managed to singles throughout the entire game. Any help would be appreciated.
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Re: All Star Difficulty
I was having the same problem.....it was all in the step for me as once I figured out when to step, I finally started hitting....I think I scored 7 runs in my first 8 games or so....but now I just start my step about a half second or so before the pitcher releases the ball and I'm having no problems now.....It's actually almost become too easy to hit now.... -
Re: All Star Difficulty
After much much tweaking, I've finally been able to get realistic amounts of hits on All-Star.
And I do not use the left stick at all, its pure right stick and timing. Its a combination of finding your ideal pitch speed slider (mine is about 50-55), and getting the contact slider to your liking.Comment
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Re: All Star Difficulty
Hits do not seem an issue on All Star. I'm coming by far more homeruns from myself and the cpu. Games are ending 7-5, 6-4, etc. All these runs are more oftern than none scored by HRs. And well, the pitching on Legend, meatball after meatball. Takes alot to get used to for sure! :wink: GTR is right though, trying messing with the pitch speed slider to get it to your liking. It makes a difference.Last edited by driz14; 03-09-2008, 06:57 AM.Comment
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