Pitcher Fatigue

[Walker8]

What do people have this set at? Im playing on legend with custom sliders enabled. Ive tried setting it to 60, to 30. I even tested it and set to 1 and 100 and played a couple games. Cant notice any difference. I have a pitcher starting with 100 stamina but he's tired come 5th inning, and Im not throwing many pitches. Like 50 to 70 pitches at this point.. He should not be tired. He'll be exhausted by the 6th or 7th inning every time even with a low pitch count. What are people setting this to? Need help. Is it moving the slider to the right or left causes the pitcher to tire more slowly?

Small criticism.. No offense to Sega, but some of the stuff they do baffles me. Could some of these sliders be any more non logical or not straight forward? And could the descriptions be any more useless. This is one thing I definately favor in EA games is just the interface seems to be much more straightforward and logical, not just sliders..

[Brando70]

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Walker8 said:
What do people have this set at? Im playing on legend with custom sliders enabled. Ive tried setting it to 60, to 30. I even tested it and set to 1 and 100 and played a couple games. Cant notice any difference. I have a pitcher starting with 100 stamina but he's tired come 5th inning, and Im not throwing many pitches. Like 50 to 70 pitches at this point.. He should not be tired. He'll be exhausted by the 6th or 7th inning every time even with a low pitch count. What are people setting this to? Need help. Is it moving the slider to the right or left causes the pitcher to tire more slowly?

Small criticism.. No offense to Sega, but some of the stuff they do baffles me. Could some of these sliders be any more non logical or not straight forward? And could the descriptions be any more useless. This is one thing I definately favor in EA games is just the interface seems to be much more straightforward and logical, not just sliders..

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I have it set at 50, which means there is no modification to the pitcher's pitch count rating. I have found it to work pretty well, as long as I'm not juicing up too many pitches.

[Brando70]

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Walker8 said:
What do people have this set at? Im playing on legend with custom sliders enabled. Ive tried setting it to 60, to 30. I even tested it and set to 1 and 100 and played a couple games. Cant notice any difference. I have a pitcher starting with 100 stamina but he's tired come 5th inning, and Im not throwing many pitches. Like 50 to 70 pitches at this point.. He should not be tired. He'll be exhausted by the 6th or 7th inning every time even with a low pitch count. What are people setting this to? Need help. Is it moving the slider to the right or left causes the pitcher to tire more slowly?

Small criticism.. No offense to Sega, but some of the stuff they do baffles me. Could some of these sliders be any more non logical or not straight forward? And could the descriptions be any more useless. This is one thing I definately favor in EA games is just the interface seems to be much more straightforward and logical, not just sliders..

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I have it set at 50, which means there is no modification to the pitcher's pitch count rating. I have found it to work pretty well, as long as I'm not juicing up too many pitches.

[Brando70]

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Walker8 said:
What do people have this set at? Im playing on legend with custom sliders enabled. Ive tried setting it to 60, to 30. I even tested it and set to 1 and 100 and played a couple games. Cant notice any difference. I have a pitcher starting with 100 stamina but he's tired come 5th inning, and Im not throwing many pitches. Like 50 to 70 pitches at this point.. He should not be tired. He'll be exhausted by the 6th or 7th inning every time even with a low pitch count. What are people setting this to? Need help. Is it moving the slider to the right or left causes the pitcher to tire more slowly?

Small criticism.. No offense to Sega, but some of the stuff they do baffles me. Could some of these sliders be any more non logical or not straight forward? And could the descriptions be any more useless. This is one thing I definately favor in EA games is just the interface seems to be much more straightforward and logical, not just sliders..

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I have it set at 50, which means there is no modification to the pitcher's pitch count rating. I have found it to work pretty well, as long as I'm not juicing up too many pitches.

[rock85]

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Walker8 said:
What do people have this set at? Im playing on legend with custom sliders enabled. Ive tried setting it to 60, to 30. I even tested it and set to 1 and 100 and played a couple games. Cant notice any difference. I have a pitcher starting with 100 stamina but he's tired come 5th inning, and Im not throwing many pitches. Like 50 to 70 pitches at this point.. He should not be tired. He'll be exhausted by the 6th or 7th inning every time even with a low pitch count. What are people setting this to? Need help. Is it moving the slider to the right or left causes the pitcher to tire more slowly?

Small criticism.. No offense to Sega, but some of the stuff they do baffles me. Could some of these sliders be any more non logical or not straight forward? And could the descriptions be any more useless. This is one thing I definately favor in EA games is just the interface seems to be much more straightforward and logical, not just sliders..

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I think i have mine set at 55 or 60 it works pretty well for me i dont use effort all the time(maybe two times a batter)only when i need a big pitch.Also check your pitchers stamina rating

[rock85]

Re: Pitcher Fatigue

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Walker8 said:
What do people have this set at? Im playing on legend with custom sliders enabled. Ive tried setting it to 60, to 30. I even tested it and set to 1 and 100 and played a couple games. Cant notice any difference. I have a pitcher starting with 100 stamina but he's tired come 5th inning, and Im not throwing many pitches. Like 50 to 70 pitches at this point.. He should not be tired. He'll be exhausted by the 6th or 7th inning every time even with a low pitch count. What are people setting this to? Need help. Is it moving the slider to the right or left causes the pitcher to tire more slowly?

Small criticism.. No offense to Sega, but some of the stuff they do baffles me. Could some of these sliders be any more non logical or not straight forward? And could the descriptions be any more useless. This is one thing I definately favor in EA games is just the interface seems to be much more straightforward and logical, not just sliders..

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I think i have mine set at 55 or 60 it works pretty well for me i dont use effort all the time(maybe two times a batter)only when i need a big pitch.Also check your pitchers stamina rating

[rock85]

Re: Pitcher Fatigue

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Walker8 said:
What do people have this set at? Im playing on legend with custom sliders enabled. Ive tried setting it to 60, to 30. I even tested it and set to 1 and 100 and played a couple games. Cant notice any difference. I have a pitcher starting with 100 stamina but he's tired come 5th inning, and Im not throwing many pitches. Like 50 to 70 pitches at this point.. He should not be tired. He'll be exhausted by the 6th or 7th inning every time even with a low pitch count. What are people setting this to? Need help. Is it moving the slider to the right or left causes the pitcher to tire more slowly?

Small criticism.. No offense to Sega, but some of the stuff they do baffles me. Could some of these sliders be any more non logical or not straight forward? And could the descriptions be any more useless. This is one thing I definately favor in EA games is just the interface seems to be much more straightforward and logical, not just sliders..

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I think i have mine set at 55 or 60 it works pretty well for me i dont use effort all the time(maybe two times a batter)only when i need a big pitch.Also check your pitchers stamina rating

[mjb2124]

Re: Pitcher Fatigue

I have mine set at 43. I think that the lower the number, the slower a pitcher fatigues. I'm not 100% sure on this, but it seems to work for me.

Your individual pitcher stamina and effort meter play a big part in this. If you use full effort all the time, your pitcher will tire quickly. The only time I use full effort is to get a strike 3. Mostly on fastballs and on some sliders that I want to break hard down and away. The rest of my pitches are very limited effort.

With guys like Pedro and Schilling, I can go 8-9 IP and throw 110-120 pitches on a good day. With my 4 and 5 starters, they're usually tired out (or very wild) by the 6th or 7th inning.

[mjb2124]

Re: Pitcher Fatigue

I have mine set at 43. I think that the lower the number, the slower a pitcher fatigues. I'm not 100% sure on this, but it seems to work for me.

Your individual pitcher stamina and effort meter play a big part in this. If you use full effort all the time, your pitcher will tire quickly. The only time I use full effort is to get a strike 3. Mostly on fastballs and on some sliders that I want to break hard down and away. The rest of my pitches are very limited effort.

With guys like Pedro and Schilling, I can go 8-9 IP and throw 110-120 pitches on a good day. With my 4 and 5 starters, they're usually tired out (or very wild) by the 6th or 7th inning.

[mjb2124]

Re: Pitcher Fatigue

I have mine set at 43. I think that the lower the number, the slower a pitcher fatigues. I'm not 100% sure on this, but it seems to work for me.

Your individual pitcher stamina and effort meter play a big part in this. If you use full effort all the time, your pitcher will tire quickly. The only time I use full effort is to get a strike 3. Mostly on fastballs and on some sliders that I want to break hard down and away. The rest of my pitches are very limited effort.

With guys like Pedro and Schilling, I can go 8-9 IP and throw 110-120 pitches on a good day. With my 4 and 5 starters, they're usually tired out (or very wild) by the 6th or 7th inning.

[rock85]

Re: Pitcher Fatigue

Yes the higher the number the faster he fatigue's

[rock85]

Re: Pitcher Fatigue

Yes the higher the number the faster he fatigue's

[rock85]

Re: Pitcher Fatigue

Yes the higher the number the faster he fatigue's