Why oh why does my pitchers stamina level drop to exhausted by the 5th inning. What are you all doing about this issue? I use the Dodgers and Kevin Brown and Odalis Perez are out of gas by the 5th....40+ pitches. I was on an all played 11 game losing streak...ouch!
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I'd say because your holding down the button to throw too long thus making your pitcher fatigue higher because he's out of gas. -
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I'd say because your holding down the button to throw too long thus making your pitcher fatigue higher because he's out of gas.Comment
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holding down the button makes his exert more energy? i never knew that. Is this true? Thanks!Comment
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holding down the button makes his exert more energy? i never knew that. Is this true? Thanks!Comment
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Yes it is true.
You could also have your pitching coach be more focused on stamina.Comment
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Yes it is true.
You could also have your pitching coach be more focused on stamina.Comment
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Holding what button down?.... Pitch button? What does this effect? How well the ball is thrown??Comment
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Holding what button down?.... Pitch button? What does this effect? How well the ball is thrown??Comment
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the longer you hold the button when you go to pitch the harder, yet less accurate your pitch will be.Comment
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the longer you hold the button when you go to pitch the harder, yet less accurate your pitch will be.Comment
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the longer you hold the button when you go to pitch the harder, yet less accurate your pitch will be.
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....and the more stamina you spend.Comment
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the longer you hold the button when you go to pitch the harder, yet less accurate your pitch will be.
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....and the more stamina you spend.Comment
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Guys guys guys... for the last time, IT IS NOT LESS ACCURATE!!! It lowers your stamina, therefore lowering your accuracy.
Also, if you guys don't know about how to locate your pitch when you HOLD onto A/X (as opposed to tapping A/X), you MUST keep your analog stick in that location until you pitch it, otherwise if you move it back to the middle before you let go, that sucker is goin to San Jose, because you left it right down the middle.
Now when you pitch only by TAPPING A/X, you will not only reduce chance of getting fatigued, but once you tap A/X, you don't have to keep the analog stick in the location where you want to pitch it, you can put it back in the middle, and your pitch will go where you originally wanted it.
Some people have been complaining about when they tap A/X, they got it where they wanted, and since they were used to that method, when they held onto A/X, the ball ended up being left right down Broadway... well here's why.Comment
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Re: Pitcher Fatigue S@cks
Guys guys guys... for the last time, IT IS NOT LESS ACCURATE!!! It lowers your stamina, therefore lowering your accuracy.
Also, if you guys don't know about how to locate your pitch when you HOLD onto A/X (as opposed to tapping A/X), you MUST keep your analog stick in that location until you pitch it, otherwise if you move it back to the middle before you let go, that sucker is goin to San Jose, because you left it right down the middle.
Now when you pitch only by TAPPING A/X, you will not only reduce chance of getting fatigued, but once you tap A/X, you don't have to keep the analog stick in the location where you want to pitch it, you can put it back in the middle, and your pitch will go where you originally wanted it.
Some people have been complaining about when they tap A/X, they got it where they wanted, and since they were used to that method, when they held onto A/X, the ball ended up being left right down Broadway... well here's why.Comment
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