vs. 2k3

[Radja]

i waited for the ps2 version to come out and read almost everything on it. in the meantime, i bought MLB 2005 (enjoyed it) and now i am playing 2k3 again (enjyoying it a lot). i forgot a lot of the answers to questions i had.

can i get a some quick answers, rather than having to re-read everything, please?

1) do the runners round the bases?

2) are there less little pop ups to the infielders?

3) does the game require a lot of slider work to get it to play right?

i feel that the game improved the gameplay in all the areas that were bad last year, but i was really into growing my players from last year.

if you played last year, is it worth the switch?

it seems to be. i just may sim my next several seasons and see who goes to the HOF. i wish these games had roster converters to import your previous year franchise to the next game.

[ChicagoSparty]

Re: vs. 2k3

Yes to all, although it takes some slider adjustments. It is worth the switch. The one bad thing that remains is that the AI baserunners don't take chances, and sometimes don't advance when it's clear that they could make it.

[ChicagoSparty]

Re: vs. 2k3

Yes to all, although it takes some slider adjustments. It is worth the switch. The one bad thing that remains is that the AI baserunners don't take chances, and sometimes don't advance when it's clear that they could make it.

[ChicagoSparty]

Re: vs. 2k3

Yes to all, although it takes some slider adjustments. It is worth the switch. The one bad thing that remains is that the AI baserunners don't take chances, and sometimes don't advance when it's clear that they could make it.

[Blzer]

Re: vs. 2k3

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Radja said:
i waited for the ps2 version to come out and read almost everything on it. in the meantime, i bought MLB 2005 (enjoyed it) and now i am playing 2k3 again (enjyoying it a lot). i forgot a lot of the answers to questions i had.

can i get a some quick answers, rather than having to re-read everything, please?

1) do the runners round the bases?

2) are there less little pop ups to the infielders?

3) does the game require a lot of slider work to get it to play right?

i feel that the game improved the gameplay in all the areas that were bad last year, but i was really into growing my players from last year.

if you played last year, is it worth the switch?

it seems to be. i just may sim my next several seasons and see who goes to the HOF. i wish these games had roster converters to import your previous year franchise to the next game.

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1) Yes, no more direct cuts.

2) Unfortunately, those hits are still there, but now those screaming line drives are very much apparent.

3) Some slider work, but once you get it, you won't have to go back to the slider screen ever again, and it will play the best solid game of ball ever, giving you VERY realistic stats (except for giving up walks, like any game).

[Blzer]

Re: vs. 2k3

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Radja said:
i waited for the ps2 version to come out and read almost everything on it. in the meantime, i bought MLB 2005 (enjoyed it) and now i am playing 2k3 again (enjyoying it a lot). i forgot a lot of the answers to questions i had.

can i get a some quick answers, rather than having to re-read everything, please?

1) do the runners round the bases?

2) are there less little pop ups to the infielders?

3) does the game require a lot of slider work to get it to play right?

i feel that the game improved the gameplay in all the areas that were bad last year, but i was really into growing my players from last year.

if you played last year, is it worth the switch?

it seems to be. i just may sim my next several seasons and see who goes to the HOF. i wish these games had roster converters to import your previous year franchise to the next game.

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1) Yes, no more direct cuts.

2) Unfortunately, those hits are still there, but now those screaming line drives are very much apparent.

3) Some slider work, but once you get it, you won't have to go back to the slider screen ever again, and it will play the best solid game of ball ever, giving you VERY realistic stats (except for giving up walks, like any game).

[Blzer]

Re: vs. 2k3

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Radja said:
i waited for the ps2 version to come out and read almost everything on it. in the meantime, i bought MLB 2005 (enjoyed it) and now i am playing 2k3 again (enjyoying it a lot). i forgot a lot of the answers to questions i had.

can i get a some quick answers, rather than having to re-read everything, please?

1) do the runners round the bases?

2) are there less little pop ups to the infielders?

3) does the game require a lot of slider work to get it to play right?

i feel that the game improved the gameplay in all the areas that were bad last year, but i was really into growing my players from last year.

if you played last year, is it worth the switch?

it seems to be. i just may sim my next several seasons and see who goes to the HOF. i wish these games had roster converters to import your previous year franchise to the next game.

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1) Yes, no more direct cuts.

2) Unfortunately, those hits are still there, but now those screaming line drives are very much apparent.

3) Some slider work, but once you get it, you won't have to go back to the slider screen ever again, and it will play the best solid game of ball ever, giving you VERY realistic stats (except for giving up walks, like any game).

[handle]

Re: vs. 2k3

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and sometimes don't advance when it's clear that they could make it.

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Turn up the cpu running aggressiveness.

[handle]

Re: vs. 2k3

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and sometimes don't advance when it's clear that they could make it.

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Turn up the cpu running aggressiveness.

[handle]

Re: vs. 2k3

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and sometimes don't advance when it's clear that they could make it.

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Turn up the cpu running aggressiveness.

[ChicagoSparty]

Re: vs. 2k3

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handle said:
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and sometimes don't advance when it's clear that they could make it.

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Turn up the cpu running aggressiveness.

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Already at 100; no dice.

[ChicagoSparty]

Re: vs. 2k3

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handle said:
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and sometimes don't advance when it's clear that they could make it.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

Turn up the cpu running aggressiveness.

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Already at 100; no dice.

[ChicagoSparty]

Re: vs. 2k3

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handle said:
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and sometimes don't advance when it's clear that they could make it.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

Turn up the cpu running aggressiveness.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">
Already at 100; no dice.