This is so weird. I have eplayed four straight games where I was in the lead by no more than 2 runs and the CPU only has given up 2-4 runs and in every game the CPU pulled his pitcher for a reliever after the 5th inning. The last game Maddux had about 60% energy left and was pulled after the 5th of a 3-1 game. I have lowered cpu fatigue several times and have it at 35% now and the cpu still pulls its pitcher early. It seems to only happen when the CPU is losing and has given up 2 or more runs. Is anyone else having this problem? Any solution?
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Re: Why does the CPU pull its pitcher so early!?
Anyone?Originally posted by aholbert32 -
Re: Why does the CPU pull its pitcher so early!?
Anyone?Originally posted by aholbert32Comment
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Re: Why does the CPU pull its pitcher so early!?
I've been playing 3 inning games and the CPU will sometimes pull the P after a couple of straight hits on my part. So maybe it has to do with how the P is doing, and not necessarily fatigue. Is there a 'Manager's Hook' slider somewhere I missed? ;-)
And you said 'lower' the slider to 35%. That sounds like it will make the players fatigue more quickly -- same concept as with NFL 2K5 -- and not the other way aroundComment
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Re: Why does the CPU pull its pitcher so early!?
I've been playing 3 inning games and the CPU will sometimes pull the P after a couple of straight hits on my part. So maybe it has to do with how the P is doing, and not necessarily fatigue. Is there a 'Manager's Hook' slider somewhere I missed? ;-)
And you said 'lower' the slider to 35%. That sounds like it will make the players fatigue more quickly -- same concept as with NFL 2K5 -- and not the other way aroundComment
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Re: Why does the CPU pull its pitcher so early!?
well some cases that happens.. the othe day i jummped on Radke for 6 runs in the first & 2 in the second, & he was still there in the 4th... before being taken out...Comment
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Re: Why does the CPU pull its pitcher so early!?
well some cases that happens.. the othe day i jummped on Radke for 6 runs in the first & 2 in the second, & he was still there in the 4th... before being taken out...Comment
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Re: Why does the CPU pull its pitcher so early!?
See thats part of the problem. If a pitcher has given up 3-4 runs in 5 innings he shouldnt be automatically pulled by the CPU. Now I know 6 runs is different but get my point. Has anyone seen a pitcher give up 3-4 runs and stay after the 5th?Originally posted by hulkster29Comment
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See thats part of the problem. If a pitcher has given up 3-4 runs in 5 innings he shouldnt be automatically pulled by the CPU. Now I know 6 runs is different but get my point. Has anyone seen a pitcher give up 3-4 runs and stay after the 5th?Originally posted by hulkster29Comment
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Re: Why does the CPU pull its pitcher so early!?
Just lower the pitching fatigue for CPU.Comment
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Re: Why does the CPU pull its pitcher so early!?
Just lower the pitching fatigue for CPU.Comment
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Re: Why does the CPU pull its pitcher so early!?
I did read lower the CPU fatigue....see my first post. I'm just wondering if anyone is seeing the same thingOriginally posted by sandmacComment
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Re: Why does the CPU pull its pitcher so early!?
I did read lower the CPU fatigue....see my first post. I'm just wondering if anyone is seeing the same thingOriginally posted by sandmacComment
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Re: Why does the CPU pull its pitcher so early!?
i'll keep an eye out for this but its something that seems to plague many baseball video games
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Re: Why does the CPU pull its pitcher so early!?
i'll keep an eye out for this but its something that seems to plague many baseball video games
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