Too many pop ups to the catcher?
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GamerTag: Blazzen85
MLB: Atlanta Braves
NFL: Carolina Panthers
NBA: Charlotte Hornets
NHL: Carolina Hurricanes
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Re: Too many pop ups to the catcher?
I've only played two games, but I've seen about 6 or with another 5 or 6 that went into the stands. It seems the majority of the foul balls are straight back or straight up or right down the lines. I don't see a lot that go in between those areas.
This is kind of why I wish there was a zone hitting system...then the user is 100% responsible for bat to ball contact.
I'm having a tough time hitting as it is and to go back and look at the replays on these foul balls and see that when I finally do have solid timing, my guy is constantly swinging under the pitch and popping it straight up is a tad frustrating.Comment
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Re: Too many pop ups to the catcher?
I don't see this as that big of problem. IRL, just because the player times the swing right, does not promise perfect contact, or even any contact for that matter.Comment
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Re: Too many pop ups to the catcher?
Did you play The Show a few years back on the PS2? That game had an extremely limited number of foul ball animations -- something like 6 or 8 different foul ball cutscenes and that was it. The foul ball stuff with 2K11 seems similar. I notice the C catches the foul ball in the same area most every time -- 15-20 feet from home plate on the 3rd base side.Last edited by peigone; 03-16-2011, 11:42 AM.Comment
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I know this is just a random freak thing but last night playing my franchis game vs a friend. The final out of the inning for the 1st 4 innings for me was a pop out to the catcher..Comment
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I haven't noticed an overly unrealistic amount of behind the plate pop outs so I can't complain too much about them. Usually when it does happen it because the timing of my swing was off. I'm just happy to see them in the game. I never realized I missed them until now.Comment
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Re: Too many pop ups to the catcher?
I haven't noticed an overly unrealistic amount of behind the plate pop outs so I can't complain too much about them. Usually when it does happen it because the timing of my swing was off. I'm just happy to see them in the game. I never realized I missed them until now.Comment
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Re: Too many pop ups to the catcher?
The ratio of popups in foul territory to infield popups is backwards in this game. I have only experienced one infield popup in fair play to the 3 or 4 foul territory popups I see every game. It should be more fair play popups than foul considering fair play is 3 times the size of foul territory.Comment
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I have played two games and have seen maybe two pop ups to the catcher...maybe?
What is more frustrating from my perspective is the amount of line outs I am seeing. Ones where they are caught right before they hit ground.
What are those who see too many catcher pop ups using for power/contact and pitch speed?
I run with 45/75 contact/power and 75 pitch spd.Originally posted by Edmund BurkeAll that is needed for the triumph of evil, is for good men to do nothing.Comment
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I see a few every game as well - mainly me popping up to the cpu catcher. I rarely seem to get the cpu to pop it up for an easy out for me. I honestly have no idea how many I should see in a game. Would 1 per game be normal? Two?Comment
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I'm playing with a team of scrubs -- every player is in the 50-60 overall range. The screaming line drives have basically disappeared, all because their lowered ratings interact with the hitting engine in a much more realistic manner. Not that any of that helps you unfortunately.Comment
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Re: Too many pop ups to the catcher?
YES......far too many. I just went insane in a 14-inning game, because of all the pop-ups. It's infuriating.
I suck at hitting, and that's fine. But there are spurts where I can't hit the ball forward.....I'm not THAT ******** at the game.
Also, in being fed up and just wanting to win after a few losses, I was the NL Greats team and won.....on 16 singles and 1 triple (in Polo Grounds). How absurd is that?
I finally hit 2 HRs (LaRoche, Werth for WAS). The funny thing about the 14-inning game was that I only gave up 2 runs on like 18 hits or something.Comment
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i have seen a realistic amount of this, however and unrealistic number of infield line drive outs and a total lack of grounders in general. I've played a franchise game where there were ZERO. Another with just 2. I was unaware that outfielders should have way more putouts than a first baseman.Liquor in the front, poker in the rear.Comment
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