I've been trying to understand the different levels and their sliders better in the hopes of being able to tune the game perfectly to my ability level.
In trying other peoples sliders out it's obvious that for one person's sliders to be suitable for me, my skill level has to be similar to theirs. E.g. I can pitch realistically on Pared's all star sliders but get killed at the plate 'cos I'm clearly not as good as him at hitting.
In trying to adapt peoples slider suggestions to my own needs I've been reminded of the Venn diagrams I used to do at school, where the circles would overlap when some elements of data from 2 different sets were equal.
Applying this to MVP baseball, would I be right in thinking that there should be some slider settings suitable to everyone irrespective of ability, such as infielder / outfielder speed & fielder throwing speed & accuracy? After all, all you're doing to throw to the cut-off man is tapping the black button and a noobie can press a button just as effectively as a seasoned veteran.
What about these settings at the different levels? Do runners run quicker on the harder levels or is say, an 8 user OF speed on pro going to be the same as an 8 user OF speed on all star?
If this is the case, do different levels become identical at some point after their sliders have been adjusted? E.g. is the pro level tuned to be harder going to be equal in difficulty to all star made easier?
In trying other peoples sliders out it's obvious that for one person's sliders to be suitable for me, my skill level has to be similar to theirs. E.g. I can pitch realistically on Pared's all star sliders but get killed at the plate 'cos I'm clearly not as good as him at hitting.
In trying to adapt peoples slider suggestions to my own needs I've been reminded of the Venn diagrams I used to do at school, where the circles would overlap when some elements of data from 2 different sets were equal.
Applying this to MVP baseball, would I be right in thinking that there should be some slider settings suitable to everyone irrespective of ability, such as infielder / outfielder speed & fielder throwing speed & accuracy? After all, all you're doing to throw to the cut-off man is tapping the black button and a noobie can press a button just as effectively as a seasoned veteran.
What about these settings at the different levels? Do runners run quicker on the harder levels or is say, an 8 user OF speed on pro going to be the same as an 8 user OF speed on all star?
If this is the case, do different levels become identical at some point after their sliders have been adjusted? E.g. is the pro level tuned to be harder going to be equal in difficulty to all star made easier?
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