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  • #1
    pberardi
    Pro
    • Apr 2005
    • 964

    Plate Vision and Discipline


    Any idea what or how this affects the hitter? Is it more for sim stats ?

    I played different teams and seem to get the same 3-4 walks per game and strikeout 4-5x per game. Clearly some teams should have more walks and strikeouts but I seem to get the same results no matter what the team.

    I don't sim so I wouldn't know how the stats would come out.
  • #2
    hi-teck
    Rookie
    • Aug 2007
    • 57

    Re: Plate Vision and Discipline


    Re: Plate Vision and Discipline

    From what I know and read, discipline doesn't matter if you are controlling the player, it relates to taking close pitches, etc. Plate vision relates to how much of the plate the player can cover.

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    • #3
      Rod_Carew29
      All Star
      • Apr 2004
      • 7872

      Re: Plate Vision and Discipline


      Re: Plate Vision and Discipline

      The lack of walks is DIRECTLY connected first and formost to a pitchers' control for his different pitches. For the way this game is shipped out of the box (PS2), the control is way too high.

      Guys who you know in real life can't control their pitches more often than not (Daniel Cabrera, Denny Bautista) have FASTBALL CONTROL in the 60's or 70's, SLIDER CONTROL in the 80's, etc....


      Originally posted by pberardi
      "...I played different teams and seem to get the same 3-4 walks per game and strikeout 4-5x per game. Clearly some teams should have more walks and strikeouts but I seem to get the same results no matter what the team..."
      For 2017...
      Don't Call It a Comeback

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      • #4
        imapotato
        Banned
        • Jun 2005
        • 824

        Re: Plate Vision and Discipline


        Re: Plate Vision and Discipline

        Originally posted by hi-teck
        From what I know and read, discipline doesn't matter if you are controlling the player, it relates to taking close pitches, etc. Plate vision relates to how much of the plate the player can cover.

        Actually I don't believe that is true...

        I have played 5000+ games and I can tell you that when I bat with Pat Burrell the pitcher throws more balls then with Jimmy Rollins. Also more strikes are called balls on Burrell.

        After that many games I don't think it's coincedence. Also when I have faced Todd Helton my pitches seem to be 'off' more then when I face Juan Pierre with the same pitcher

        Plate vision is the range of a players bat...so if you hit X and its middle in...you will get a piece of it On HAll of Fame Mode.

        I lower plate vision by 2 clicks to the left...and it makes me K more often, which is essential for the Phillies

        Plate Discipline is for the CPU...and its inversed on the PS3 from the PS2. I raise it on PS2 (lower on PS3) by 2 clicks to the right. This way average discipline players swing at a nasty slider...on default I only saw low discipline guys hack

        As for player ratings a low vision guy Ks alot and usually has a low BA. High vision guy is a guy that puts the ball in play
        High Discipline is 100+ walk guy, low discipline will swing with a 3-1 count

        Also for walks I lower pitch aggressiveness by 5 clicks to the left...many here lower it by 8

        1) So to recap player ratings does effect the CPU against a player
        2) Plate Vision at -2, plate discipline at +2 pitch aggressiveness at -5 will increase K's and walks.
        3) Don't ALWAYS swing at a pitch close to the strike zone with 2 strikes on you. Many of those are balls, some are strikes called as balls. A lot of people here that complained about lack of walks would swing at a ball with default plate vision or higher with 2 K's

        Don't be afraid to look at strike 3...that is realism

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        • #5
          pberardi
          Pro
          • Apr 2005
          • 964

          Re: Plate Vision and Discipline


          Re: Plate Vision and Discipline

          Originally posted by imapotato
          Actually I don't believe that is true...

          I have played 5000+ games and I can tell you that when I bat with Pat Burrell the pitcher throws more balls then with Jimmy Rollins. Also more strikes are called balls on Burrell.

          After that many games I don't think it's coincedence. Also when I have faced Todd Helton my pitches seem to be 'off' more then when I face Juan Pierre with the same pitcher

          Plate vision is the range of a players bat...so if you hit X and its middle in...you will get a piece of it On HAll of Fame Mode.

          I lower plate vision by 2 clicks to the left...and it makes me K more often, which is essential for the Phillies

          Plate Discipline is for the CPU...and its inversed on the PS3 from the PS2. I raise it on PS2 (lower on PS3) by 2 clicks to the right. This way average discipline players swing at a nasty slider...on default I only saw low discipline guys hack

          As for player ratings a low vision guy Ks alot and usually has a low BA. High vision guy is a guy that puts the ball in play
          High Discipline is 100+ walk guy, low discipline will swing with a 3-1 count

          Also for walks I lower pitch aggressiveness by 5 clicks to the left...many here lower it by 8

          1) So to recap player ratings does effect the CPU against a player
          2) Plate Vision at -2, plate discipline at +2 pitch aggressiveness at -5 will increase K's and walks.
          3) Don't ALWAYS swing at a pitch close to the strike zone with 2 strikes on you. Many of those are balls, some are strikes called as balls. A lot of people here that complained about lack of walks would swing at a ball with default plate vision or higher with 2 K's

          Don't be afraid to look at strike 3...that is realism
          Thanks, now that you articulated these attibutes well, I can say that I experience exactly what you said. That good hitters get borderline calls as balls and vice versa. Also, when controlling the pitcher, there are times when I can't hit my spots even though the meter accuracy is good.

          So plate vision will help me expand the zone for a hitter and plate discipline may get me more balls and into hitter counts.

          Why play around with the plate awareness slider? Shouldn't we simply leave at default to rely on the hitters caps? Isn't that more realistic?

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          • #6
            nemesis04
            RIP Ty My Buddy
            • Feb 2004
            • 13530

            Re: Plate Vision and Discipline


            Re: Plate Vision and Discipline

            Originally posted by pberardi
            Why play around with the plate awareness slider? Shouldn't we simply leave at default to rely on the hitters caps? Isn't that more realistic?
            The plate awareness slider is the Show's version of what other games call a contact slider. It really adjusts your ability to make physical contact with the ball. Its a good tool to adjust based on personal skill.
            “The saddest part of life is when someone who gave you your best memories becomes a memory”

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            • #7
              imapotato
              Banned
              • Jun 2005
              • 824

              Re: Plate Vision and Discipline


              Re: Plate Vision and Discipline

              Originally posted by nemesis04
              The plate awareness slider is the Show's version of what other games call a contact slider. It really adjusts your ability to make physical contact with the ball. Its a good tool to adjust based on personal skill.
              Nem,

              I think you mean plate vision. The plate Awareness is a CPU slider, one that makes them chase borderline pitches, so you can get more K's or is it different on PS3 from PS2?

              I know I lower plate vision by two and with high contact guys I can foul off pitches, but with Pat Burrell whose contact I lowered to about 50 against RHers and 60 againts LHers, I need to be exact as in, if the ball is low and outside and I swing with the left analog just to the right, I will swing over it

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              • #8
                Knight165
                *ll St*r
                • Feb 2003
                • 24962

                Re: Plate Vision and Discipline


                Re: Plate Vision and Discipline

                I'll chime in from my editing experience and the sim/management only mode play I have done.

                Lowering Plate Vision increases strikeouts. I find that about halfway is good for about 100 strikeouts....closer to nothing in the bar will be closer to 200 K's for that player.
                Plate Discipline will increase walks, but has less of an effect than the Vision attribute.

                M.K.
                Knight165
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                • #9
                  nemesis04
                  RIP Ty My Buddy
                  • Feb 2004
                  • 13530

                  Re: Plate Vision and Discipline


                  Re: Plate Vision and Discipline

                  Originally posted by imapotato
                  Nem,

                  I think you mean plate vision. The plate Awareness is a CPU slider, one that makes them chase borderline pitches, so you can get more K's or is it different on PS3 from PS2?
                  Plate awareness is the human slider. Plate discipline is the cpu slider.
                  “The saddest part of life is when someone who gave you your best memories becomes a memory”

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                  • #10
                    imapotato
                    Banned
                    • Jun 2005
                    • 824

                    Re: Plate Vision and Discipline


                    Re: Plate Vision and Discipline

                    Yea I just noticed that when I tweaked them...

                    How does the SP and RP fatigue sliders work anyway? Does going to the right increase fatigue? or to the left? I have tried both and have not noticed any difference, especially when I lowered all the LOOGYS to 0 stamina

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                    • #11
                      nemesis04
                      RIP Ty My Buddy
                      • Feb 2004
                      • 13530

                      Re: Plate Vision and Discipline


                      Re: Plate Vision and Discipline

                      Originally posted by imapotato
                      Yea I just noticed that when I tweaked them...

                      How does the SP and RP fatigue sliders work anyway? Does going to the right increase fatigue? or to the left? I have tried both and have not noticed any difference, especially when I lowered all the LOOGYS to 0 stamina
                      The wording is misleading on the slider description because they mention the word fatigue and stamina. Many thought they were adjusting stamina but the slider is a fatigue slider, so adjusting it to the right would increase fatigue and make pitchers tire more quickly. The slider seems to be more responsive with the ps3 version.
                      “The saddest part of life is when someone who gave you your best memories becomes a memory”

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