Playing a game last night against my buddy. Ball hit off the monster in Fenway. Manny Ramirez was camped under it like a normal fly ball, so my friend and I thought it was a normal flyout (balll lands in Manny's glove). But we hear Miller say 'it's off the wall!' It cost my buddy a rally as there were runners on first and second with no outs at the time.
The problem is that there is absolutely NO WAY to tell if the ball is off the wall or if it's a catchable fly ball. The marker doesn't help as it is always on the field where the ball will land. On playable foul balls, the camera is aimed at the landing spot and you have absolutely no idea where your fielders are and who is the closest to it for you to switch over and control to try and make a play.
A high fielding camera would reduce these kinds of misjudgments by the user AND possibly camaflouge some of the ugly DP animations.
High Heat had a high fielding camera. Besides it's unparalleled AI and gameplay, I believe that the higher view is the main reason many tolerated the otherwise ugly graphics at the time.
I hope that Take 2/Kush will add this kind of fielding camera next year.
BigBlue
The problem is that there is absolutely NO WAY to tell if the ball is off the wall or if it's a catchable fly ball. The marker doesn't help as it is always on the field where the ball will land. On playable foul balls, the camera is aimed at the landing spot and you have absolutely no idea where your fielders are and who is the closest to it for you to switch over and control to try and make a play.
A high fielding camera would reduce these kinds of misjudgments by the user AND possibly camaflouge some of the ugly DP animations.
High Heat had a high fielding camera. Besides it's unparalleled AI and gameplay, I believe that the higher view is the main reason many tolerated the otherwise ugly graphics at the time.
I hope that Take 2/Kush will add this kind of fielding camera next year.
BigBlue
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