How many use "Auto Fielding" vs. going it on their own?

[DJ]

Quote: Originally Posted by jayenomics

That's the point... How someone can get enjoyment letting the CPU do something they can't is beyond me.

Michael Cuddyer missed on two attempted dive catches last night. I could've easily done that manually

[jayenomics]

Quote: Originally Posted by DJ

Michael Cuddyer missed on two attempted dive catches last night. I could've easily done that manually

You think? I don't think you auto fielding guys could catch a cold in a pre-school.

[NDAlum]

Quote: Originally Posted by jayenomics

You think? I don't think you auto fielding guys could catch a cold in a pre-school.

Great job putting down other people because they prefer a different way to play the game.

Stay classy

[jeremym480]

I switched to auto throwing too because I had 3-4 throwing errors through 4 games. The CPU throws are definitely more clean and crisp than my throws. I have only played 1 games since the switch and in that game one of my OF's threw a runner out at home. Although, my SS had a throwing error, so it wasn't much different than Manual, honestly.

So now I'm on auto fielding, throwing and running, but I may switch back from time to time. Heck, sometimes when my wife is out shopping and I can get a 3 or 4 hour gaming session in I'll even let put it on auto while I pitch or bat so I can watch and eat a sandwich at the same time. Baseball has a long season, so it's great to have so many options to play around with!

[HozAndMoose]

You wouldnt see this on manual fielding



http://gfycat.com/ObeseWelloffAzurevasesponge

[55]

This either:

http://youtu.be/ZW23bz6EnS0

[DJ]

Quote: Originally Posted by jayenomics

You think? I don't think you auto fielding guys could catch a cold in a pre-school.

Sweet, one of the benefits of auto fielding is a strong immune system!

[bukktown]

The only times that I have switched it to autofielding was to get better results.
Sometimes I can't make the diving plays that the CPU can make or I can't see the thing that would cause a slow throw animation and a lollipop throw to 2nd and instead should have thrown to 1st. Eventually the frustration builds up enough to switch over to auto.

I understand that aspect.

I don't understand how any one could make their fielders -better- by manually controlling them. A couple people mentioned that their fielders are too good if they control them. How is that?