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  • Sosa21
    Rookie
    • Feb 2003
    • 24

    #1

    Pitching Question?

    First time poster, long time lurker. When pitching, do you want to let the meter go into the red zone then release for maximum speed? Or stop the meter just before the red zone? To my understanding the red zone is kind of like the "overswing area" on the 3 click golfing meters. Thanks in advance! Great game so far! Go Cubbies!!!!!
  • ghm125
    john14:6
    • Jul 2002
    • 2439

    #2
    Re: Pitching Question?

    good question....i let it go then stop it in the green....
    VIOLATION!!!!!!!!

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    • ghm125
      john14:6
      • Jul 2002
      • 2439

      #3
      Re: Pitching Question?

      good question....i let it go then stop it in the green....
      VIOLATION!!!!!!!!

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      • Bondsfan
        MVP
        • Jan 2003
        • 1275

        #4
        Re: Pitching Question?

        The longer you hold the button in, the nastier the pitch. So if you hold it in all the way to the red zone, the better the pitch (faster, more break, etc). However, I think when you go into the red zone, the green accuracy marker shrinks a little. No big deal at the begining of a game, but when your pitcher is tired and the green zone is already small, it makes pitching a bit more hard.

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        • Bondsfan
          MVP
          • Jan 2003
          • 1275

          #5
          Re: Pitching Question?

          The longer you hold the button in, the nastier the pitch. So if you hold it in all the way to the red zone, the better the pitch (faster, more break, etc). However, I think when you go into the red zone, the green accuracy marker shrinks a little. No big deal at the begining of a game, but when your pitcher is tired and the green zone is already small, it makes pitching a bit more hard.

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