Anyone else noticing CPU cheese?

[saucerset]

Quote: Originally Posted by rovert22044

Just so everyone understands... I'm by no means grabbing my pitchfork. I actually welcome the difficulty. Is it annoying sometimes? Yeah. But it's not a HUGE deal by any means. I'm ok; I'll live. I was just seeing if anyone else is having as drastic issues as I am. I'll evaluate my game, make some changes, and do my best to avoid these events.

lol I was not saying that you were grabbing your pitchfork. It was how I was describing my own complaints (or pointing out possible flaws) about the game. I apologize if you took it that way, it's not how I intended to make it sound. My signature should just say "1. Open mouth 2. Insert foot."

[OhioCub]

Oh boy... lol

I used to swear up and down there was a comeback code in this game but over time I've learned how to manage my bullpen and limit damage where possible.

[CujoMatty]

By far my favorite thread every year. I just saw the title and was like "yessssss"

I honestly think there is something to the theory because it does happen alot but there are definitely ways to deal with those situations when they arise.

This subject should be added to the old "don't ever talk about religion or politics with your friends" saying.

Honestly this subject pisses so many people off on both sides of the argument.

[Will I Am]

Oh yeah it could be there but what can you, there's no other mlb games.

[Rell7thirty]

On legend it's ridiculous. They smack homeruns and line drives up the middle like it's nobody's business.

They even hit against the friggin shift lol

[kchuskey]

Well that didn't take long.

[Knight165]

What I love even more than the threads themselves....
-the frustration and rage over something that simply does not exist
-the laughable attempt of those that have zero interest in the game trying to fan the flames.

Good times.

M.K.
Knight165

[RandyBass]

I will say this, I wish there was a way to specifically throw a waste pitch (or set up pitch, or show me pitch, or whatever you want to call it). I don't think this game has captured that aspect of pitching at all. Too often when you try to waste a pitch manually when you miss it will go out over the plate. It's not realistic.

If a pitcher in real life wants to waste a pitch it's a lot easier for him to hit the target because the target is bigger, thus more room for error, thus less error. And when a pitcher is trying to hit a target inside the zone it is a smaller target, thus less room for error, thus more error (relative to waste pitches).

It is true you will still see guys in real life miss waste pitches, but not to the extent you see in this game, nor to the result you see in this game (with pitches being left out over the plate). A distinction between the two types of pitches would help. It's this lack of distinction that I think maybe contributes to the feeling that there is comeback code.