I use meter pitching and get the timing perfect, yet I never have success with this pitch. Anyone else agree that the 12-6 curve is noting but a wild pitch?
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12-6 Curve
Is this the most useless pitch in the game? Either one of two things always happen when I use this pitch: 1. 90% of the time it ends up in the dirt. 2. it ends up being a hanging curve and gets crushed for a base hit (more often times than not for a home run). I can't get command of this pitch and I'm using Tim Lincecum mind you. Maybe I'll get a batter looking once in awhile, but that is a rare situation.
I use meter pitching and get the timing perfect, yet I never have success with this pitch. Anyone else agree that the 12-6 curve is noting but a wild pitch?Tags: None -
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Always place the curve on outside of the hitter. That's what I do and it usually works. Its when you go brave and drop it down the middle or inside that it gets crushed.EPL - Arsenal
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It's definitely a tricky pitch to throw. I find my results are best when I ease up on the power, just throwing it in the yellow.Pitchers and Catchers Report; Life Worth Living AgainComment
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The recommendation was get the power in the yellow for lesser velocity and more break.
I really haven't noticed it much when playing, as going into the red still seems to result in some really good breaking pitches. The key is going to be location. Just think about when you are hitting. Any curveball in the middle of the zone is basically putting it on a tee.GATEWAY TO GREATNESS: 2010 CARDINALS FRANCHISE
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I read this tip today in the IGN guide. The more "power" you have on the meter, the "flatter" the breaking pitching will be (according to the guide).
The recommendation was get the power in the yellow for lesser velocity and more break.
I really haven't noticed it much when playing, as going into the red still seems to result in some really good breaking pitches. The key is going to be location. Just think about when you are hitting. Any curveball in the middle of the zone is basically putting it on a tee.
The two most important attributes of the curve is control and break. The two most important attributes of the fastball is speed and control. Using max power basically improves one and negatively impacts the other.
And to the OP, this is why we need butter smooth online play so we can watch noobs swing at 12-6 curves that hit the dirt two feet in front of the plate.The CPU is too dang smart.
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the 12-6 sucks against the cpu from my experience. it's not that it gets hit hard when i use it, it's that i can't EVER strike anyone out with it, even when i set it up correctly.
online however, when i use zito and set the pitch up well, it's my strikeout pitch (like in real life) and it works really well.Comment
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I always strike out against it when im facing a pithcer who has it in their repertoire.Comment
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