I was playing the Yankees againts Toronto, bottom of the 9 with the game tie [all star setting] man at 3rd and 1 down, so, I decided to walk intencionally the next 2 batters, but when the count was 0-3 the CPU try to steal home!!!! lol what a play, since I was throwing pitchout all the way, there wasn't a chance to score or even try a squeeze play, I get an easy out at home, anyway I loose the game later, but that was the first time that I see that play on a baseball videogame by the CPU, this game is awesome!
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Re: very interesting play by the CPU, read...
Woder what the Cpu was thinking, Overall some pretty good strategy used, but it sometimes pulls some boneheaded plays, whether by design or lack of, either way it makes it pretty cool. -
Re: very interesting play by the CPU, read...
Woder what the Cpu was thinking, Overall some pretty good strategy used, but it sometimes pulls some boneheaded plays, whether by design or lack of, either way it makes it pretty cool.Comment
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Re: very interesting play by the CPU, read...
That coach should be gone.Comment
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Re: very interesting play by the CPU, read...
That coach should be gone.Comment
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Re: very interesting play by the CPU, read...
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Woder what the Cpu was thinking, Overall some pretty good strategy used, but it sometimes pulls some boneheaded plays, whether by design or lack of, either way it makes it pretty cool.
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I think a certain amount of cpu goofs is good for variety purposes. I mean, in real life, there's plenty of instances where a player or manager will do something that makes everyone wonder what in the hell they were thinking. You just don't want to see the same screwups over and over in a predictable way, though, which would be a result of bad programming/play testing.Comment
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Woder what the Cpu was thinking, Overall some pretty good strategy used, but it sometimes pulls some boneheaded plays, whether by design or lack of, either way it makes it pretty cool.
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I think a certain amount of cpu goofs is good for variety purposes. I mean, in real life, there's plenty of instances where a player or manager will do something that makes everyone wonder what in the hell they were thinking. You just don't want to see the same screwups over and over in a predictable way, though, which would be a result of bad programming/play testing.Comment
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