Few random questions

[DueceDiggla]

Have you ever seen the 1st baseman field a ball and toss it to the pitcher who is covering the bag? The 1st baseman always runs over to the bag himself, I'm not even sure I have ever seen the pitcher run over to cover first. Kind of sucks.


How do you take the pop up, outfielder lock off? And is there anyway to prevent it from going to the little cut scene where they sometimes show the outfielder catching the pop up?


For those who use "True Aim" hitting.......do you guys actually move the LT nipple to where the ball is, or do you just wait for a pitch that is down the middle. I wait for a pitch down the middle, and it seems to be working.


Doesn't it seem like the AI's pitcher fatigues alot quicker then your pitcher? By the 6th inning, the AI's fatigue meter is half filled, while my pitcher's meter is still empty, even if we throw the same amount of pitches. Anyone else notice this?

[dork88]

Re: Few random questions

I also only swing down the middle. If I aim, I get too many hits. But I like it this way, and I am lazy.

I think I figured out the whole AI pitching fatigue thing. It's because of power pitching. The more you work the opposing pitcher and the more times he uses that effort meter the faster he will get tired (I am certain that the CPU uses the effort meter). I think confidence can figure in here too.

Weird thing is, my last game I had this guy on Toronto named Terry Adams shut me out for eight innings, the CPU let him throw 112 pitches!

I heard you can turn pop-fly lock off in the team options to get rid of the close-up, but then I heard that this doesn't work. I don't dare turn it off because i'm a crappy fielder.

Did the pitcher get to first base yet?

Sorry I didn't answer your questions in order but I can't read what you wrote on this screen.

[dork88]

Re: Few random questions

I also only swing down the middle. If I aim, I get too many hits. But I like it this way, and I am lazy.

I think I figured out the whole AI pitching fatigue thing. It's because of power pitching. The more you work the opposing pitcher and the more times he uses that effort meter the faster he will get tired (I am certain that the CPU uses the effort meter). I think confidence can figure in here too.

Weird thing is, my last game I had this guy on Toronto named Terry Adams shut me out for eight innings, the CPU let him throw 112 pitches!

I heard you can turn pop-fly lock off in the team options to get rid of the close-up, but then I heard that this doesn't work. I don't dare turn it off because i'm a crappy fielder.

Did the pitcher get to first base yet?

Sorry I didn't answer your questions in order but I can't read what you wrote on this screen.

[dork88]

Re: Few random questions

I also only swing down the middle. If I aim, I get too many hits. But I like it this way, and I am lazy.

I think I figured out the whole AI pitching fatigue thing. It's because of power pitching. The more you work the opposing pitcher and the more times he uses that effort meter the faster he will get tired (I am certain that the CPU uses the effort meter). I think confidence can figure in here too.

Weird thing is, my last game I had this guy on Toronto named Terry Adams shut me out for eight innings, the CPU let him throw 112 pitches!

I heard you can turn pop-fly lock off in the team options to get rid of the close-up, but then I heard that this doesn't work. I don't dare turn it off because i'm a crappy fielder.

Did the pitcher get to first base yet?

Sorry I didn't answer your questions in order but I can't read what you wrote on this screen.