Does anyone know what the average pitch count for a 9 inning game in MLB is?
Pitch counts are a pretty good indicator usually how balanced a game is on both sides.
When I first got the game I was just pitching and using IE as far as batters strengths and weaknesses. This game is too easy to just pinpoint your spots if you really want to. When batting I was seeing the cpu get over 100 pitches, working the count, seeing pitchers pitch realistically, and drawing a walk here and there, but when pitching I was going 9 innings in about 70-80 pitches on average with strike percentages around 75-80%.
Ever since I've started to let the catcher call the games and just pitch to their calls. I'm seeing better pitch counts for both sides. Both sides get about 100-115 pitches per game on average is what I'm seeing right about now on allstar and some good well balanced games. I see pitchers pitch around stronger batters, adn can draw a walk or 2 a game or even pitch a couple. Still falling a bit short though. Strike percentages are about 60-65% for both sides. Some games still fall below the mendoza line 100 pitches which really should never happen.
As far as homeruns they are hard to hit, and contact hitters I can't even think of hitting them. I think i've hit 1 hr with the contact swing in a ton of games so far. I'm using hte swingstick and thinking of going to classic, but not sure if it will be better or not.
Errors I've seen a few. But they seem to be far and in between.
Steals are also hard to come by but can be done.
I'm playing on default difficulty allstar. Thinking of going to legend. I haven't touched any sliders yet. The game is good but kind of unbalanced in these key areas. I don't know if this was 2k's way of people complaining about homeruns, fielding errors and stealing or what. But they almost made these things non existant.
Pitch counts are a pretty good indicator usually how balanced a game is on both sides.
When I first got the game I was just pitching and using IE as far as batters strengths and weaknesses. This game is too easy to just pinpoint your spots if you really want to. When batting I was seeing the cpu get over 100 pitches, working the count, seeing pitchers pitch realistically, and drawing a walk here and there, but when pitching I was going 9 innings in about 70-80 pitches on average with strike percentages around 75-80%.
Ever since I've started to let the catcher call the games and just pitch to their calls. I'm seeing better pitch counts for both sides. Both sides get about 100-115 pitches per game on average is what I'm seeing right about now on allstar and some good well balanced games. I see pitchers pitch around stronger batters, adn can draw a walk or 2 a game or even pitch a couple. Still falling a bit short though. Strike percentages are about 60-65% for both sides. Some games still fall below the mendoza line 100 pitches which really should never happen.
As far as homeruns they are hard to hit, and contact hitters I can't even think of hitting them. I think i've hit 1 hr with the contact swing in a ton of games so far. I'm using hte swingstick and thinking of going to classic, but not sure if it will be better or not.
Errors I've seen a few. But they seem to be far and in between.
Steals are also hard to come by but can be done.
I'm playing on default difficulty allstar. Thinking of going to legend. I haven't touched any sliders yet. The game is good but kind of unbalanced in these key areas. I don't know if this was 2k's way of people complaining about homeruns, fielding errors and stealing or what. But they almost made these things non existant.
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