Any questions?

[jmood88]

Re: Any questions?

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Pared said:
B/c it just adds the "experience" of the game.

It's the same reason you would want snow in a football game.

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Snow is completely different from having a rain delay. Baseball players don't play in the rain so what difference does it make?

[jondiehl]

Re: Any questions?

One question:

Will ESPN MLB support 16:9 widescreen at all resolutions (specifically 480p).

Thank you.

[jondiehl]

Re: Any questions?

One question:

Will ESPN MLB support 16:9 widescreen at all resolutions (specifically 480p).

Thank you.

[jondiehl]

Re: Any questions?

One question:

Will ESPN MLB support 16:9 widescreen at all resolutions (specifically 480p).

Thank you.

[Xoryn]

Re: Any questions?

You know what it is? For me its a control thing, I like to know exactly where the bat is when it crosses the plate, as opposed to with zone hitting you press up but really have no idea how high you swung the bat. So maybe its a just preception thing but at the point of contact I can tell by seeing the cursor whether I topped a ball or got just under and can make the adjustments the next time. With zone hitting the cpu determines all that and I have no idea why if I press up on a high pitch I pop it up. Unfortunately though more and more people like the zone hitting style so cursors are fading out, WSB is the only one I think that has it now, so I guess at some point I'll have to suck it up and use zone eventually.

Xoryn

[Xoryn]

Re: Any questions?

You know what it is? For me its a control thing, I like to know exactly where the bat is when it crosses the plate, as opposed to with zone hitting you press up but really have no idea how high you swung the bat. So maybe its a just preception thing but at the point of contact I can tell by seeing the cursor whether I topped a ball or got just under and can make the adjustments the next time. With zone hitting the cpu determines all that and I have no idea why if I press up on a high pitch I pop it up. Unfortunately though more and more people like the zone hitting style so cursors are fading out, WSB is the only one I think that has it now, so I guess at some point I'll have to suck it up and use zone eventually.

Xoryn

[Xoryn]

Re: Any questions?

You know what it is? For me its a control thing, I like to know exactly where the bat is when it crosses the plate, as opposed to with zone hitting you press up but really have no idea how high you swung the bat. So maybe its a just preception thing but at the point of contact I can tell by seeing the cursor whether I topped a ball or got just under and can make the adjustments the next time. With zone hitting the cpu determines all that and I have no idea why if I press up on a high pitch I pop it up. Unfortunately though more and more people like the zone hitting style so cursors are fading out, WSB is the only one I think that has it now, so I guess at some point I'll have to suck it up and use zone eventually.

Xoryn

[ohiost]

Re: Any questions?

FatPitcher first of all I think this game is giong to surprise a lot of people and be better than they are expecting. My question is about the speedburst. Do you like having it in the game or do you turn it off because it cuts off a lot of extra base hits? Which way do you think is more realistic?

[ohiost]

Re: Any questions?

FatPitcher first of all I think this game is giong to surprise a lot of people and be better than they are expecting. My question is about the speedburst. Do you like having it in the game or do you turn it off because it cuts off a lot of extra base hits? Which way do you think is more realistic?

[ohiost]

Re: Any questions?

FatPitcher first of all I think this game is giong to surprise a lot of people and be better than they are expecting. My question is about the speedburst. Do you like having it in the game or do you turn it off because it cuts off a lot of extra base hits? Which way do you think is more realistic?

[nkhera1]

Re: Any questions?

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i don't know if these have already been asked but are there rain delays, what big improvements have you guys made on this game, why should i buy this game instead of mvp or any of the other choiches.

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Why should there be rain delays? What difference does it make?

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its just a question so chill out, besides it could affect players as to whether or not they would get tired quickly, like so you have to manage more carefully because every run is more important because your bullpen may be tired from the first game, also if say the ran delay stops, but then the field would be slippery and harder to run on.

[nkhera1]

Re: Any questions?

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jmood88 said:
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nkhera1 said:
i don't know if these have already been asked but are there rain delays, what big improvements have you guys made on this game, why should i buy this game instead of mvp or any of the other choiches.

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Why should there be rain delays? What difference does it make?

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its just a question so chill out, besides it could affect players as to whether or not they would get tired quickly, like so you have to manage more carefully because every run is more important because your bullpen may be tired from the first game, also if say the ran delay stops, but then the field would be slippery and harder to run on.

[nkhera1]

Re: Any questions?

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jmood88 said:
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nkhera1 said:
i don't know if these have already been asked but are there rain delays, what big improvements have you guys made on this game, why should i buy this game instead of mvp or any of the other choiches.

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Why should there be rain delays? What difference does it make?

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its just a question so chill out, besides it could affect players as to whether or not they would get tired quickly, like so you have to manage more carefully because every run is more important because your bullpen may be tired from the first game, also if say the ran delay stops, but then the field would be slippery and harder to run on.

[Pared]

Re: Any questions?

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jmood88 said:
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Pared said:
B/c it just adds the "experience" of the game.

It's the same reason you would want snow in a football game.

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Snow is completely different from having a rain delay. Baseball players don't play in the rain so what difference does it make?

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That's where you're wrong. Baseball players play in the rain. It's only if the conditions get downright unmanageable they call the game. And it makes a difference in the scorecard b/c if the game is called, then the inning determines whether the game is "counted" or replayed at a later date. Pitchers/fielders have to worry about the ball being slippery... it's a lot harder to get a good jump on the basepaths when it's raining (for runners)... a bunt is usually a great way to get on base if the field is wet.... so it adds strategy.

Judging by your avatar and another post of yours... it's safe to believe you really DON'T know much about baseball....

[Pared]

Re: Any questions?

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jmood88 said:
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Pared said:
B/c it just adds the "experience" of the game.

It's the same reason you would want snow in a football game.

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Snow is completely different from having a rain delay. Baseball players don't play in the rain so what difference does it make?

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That's where you're wrong. Baseball players play in the rain. It's only if the conditions get downright unmanageable they call the game. And it makes a difference in the scorecard b/c if the game is called, then the inning determines whether the game is "counted" or replayed at a later date. Pitchers/fielders have to worry about the ball being slippery... it's a lot harder to get a good jump on the basepaths when it's raining (for runners)... a bunt is usually a great way to get on base if the field is wet.... so it adds strategy.

Judging by your avatar and another post of yours... it's safe to believe you really DON'T know much about baseball....