Guys, I have finally finalized my sliders for MVP 2005. They are quite different from what I posted a little while ago, but here we go. I will make plenty of notes too.
User pitch meter difficulty -50
Pitch speed 12
CPU pitcher ball rate 10
user pitcher fatigue -7
cpu pitcher fatigue -2
user pitch control -50
cpu pitch control -15
bullpen fat rate 10
bullpen fat grace -8
user contact 0
cpu contact 0
user power 0
cpu power 0
user bunting 20
cpu bunting 20
user foul ball 50
cpu foul ball 50
cpu swing frequency -28
user of speed*(mvp) -12(0)
cpu of speed* -12
user inf speed(mvp) -12(0)
cpu inf speed -12
user throw speed -2
cpu throw speed -2
user throw acc -4
cpu throw acc -4
user errors 13
cpu errors 13
user dive difficulty 0
cpu catch effort -15
user baserunning 5
cpu baserunning 5
user aggression 7
cpu aggression 7
user steal speed** 0
cpu steal speed 0
user steal delay** 0
cpu steal delay 0
cpu steal rate*** 22
runner inj 3
pitcher inj 4
batter inj 2
fielder inj 6
pitcher mg 0
*Okay, OF speed is a tricky one. It almost depends on the stadium you play in. If you're playing in a cavernous stadium like PNC, Petco, or Comerica you'll want OF speed to be -12 to promote slightly higher averages and more extra base hits, but you don't want to be -15 or even -17 because it will result in way too many triples. If you're in a little stadium like Miller, or the GAP you may want to go with -17, or else you'll never hit doubles.
**Stealing should be tougher than most people have on this game. You could have Troy Glaus on 1st with Andy Pettite on the hill pitching to I-Rod catching on an 0-2 count with most sliders and you have a 50/50 chance of swiping 2nd base, which is just wrong. With these sliders you have to have the count in your favor, a good base stealer, and you have to know how to take 2nd base, in the right situation.
***This really depends on your catcher. If you have I-rod you may be tempted to go to +50 because the cpu will not test him.
Well, anyways, enjoy if you use them. Feedback is welcome.
User pitch meter difficulty -50
Pitch speed 12
CPU pitcher ball rate 10
user pitcher fatigue -7
cpu pitcher fatigue -2
user pitch control -50
cpu pitch control -15
bullpen fat rate 10
bullpen fat grace -8
user contact 0
cpu contact 0
user power 0
cpu power 0
user bunting 20
cpu bunting 20
user foul ball 50
cpu foul ball 50
cpu swing frequency -28
user of speed*(mvp) -12(0)
cpu of speed* -12
user inf speed(mvp) -12(0)
cpu inf speed -12
user throw speed -2
cpu throw speed -2
user throw acc -4
cpu throw acc -4
user errors 13
cpu errors 13
user dive difficulty 0
cpu catch effort -15
user baserunning 5
cpu baserunning 5
user aggression 7
cpu aggression 7
user steal speed** 0
cpu steal speed 0
user steal delay** 0
cpu steal delay 0
cpu steal rate*** 22
runner inj 3
pitcher inj 4
batter inj 2
fielder inj 6
pitcher mg 0
*Okay, OF speed is a tricky one. It almost depends on the stadium you play in. If you're playing in a cavernous stadium like PNC, Petco, or Comerica you'll want OF speed to be -12 to promote slightly higher averages and more extra base hits, but you don't want to be -15 or even -17 because it will result in way too many triples. If you're in a little stadium like Miller, or the GAP you may want to go with -17, or else you'll never hit doubles.
**Stealing should be tougher than most people have on this game. You could have Troy Glaus on 1st with Andy Pettite on the hill pitching to I-Rod catching on an 0-2 count with most sliders and you have a 50/50 chance of swiping 2nd base, which is just wrong. With these sliders you have to have the count in your favor, a good base stealer, and you have to know how to take 2nd base, in the right situation.
***This really depends on your catcher. If you have I-rod you may be tempted to go to +50 because the cpu will not test him.
Well, anyways, enjoy if you use them. Feedback is welcome.
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