Weird foul ball glitch, anyone?

[tjhamstar]

I've encountered this twice so far, which to me is 2 times too many. While batting, a foul ball will seemingly be going into the the fans seated by the right field baseline only to hit what I can only describe as an invisible wall and be caught for an out by the fielder in pursuit. Has this happened to anyone else? Hopefully it's addressed in any impending patches Sony intends to release.

[A_Quiet_Pro]

Quote: Originally Posted by tjhamstar

I've encountered this twice so far, which to me is 2 times too many. While batting, a foul ball will seemingly be going into the the fans seated by the right field baseline only to hit what I can only describe as an invisible wall and be caught for an out by the fielder in pursuit. Has this happened to anyone else? Hopefully it's addressed in any impending patches Sony intends to release.

Any way you can provide us with visual evidence of said problem?

[tjhamstar]

Yeah, next time I encounter it I'll try to get a recorded video clip of it

[A_Quiet_Pro]

If you do, post it here.

[kilmar1]

I've had it happen a couple of times in Yankee Stadium. Both times was towards LF line. Ball is 5-6 rows in, then warps or curves to the LF who is standing right next to the fence. It's almost as if the ball was supposed to be caught, but some mitigating factor (wind?) causes it to be a foul ball, but the game compensates by warping the ball to the fielder's glove.

[bcruise]

Sounds related to this (video included):

http://www.operationsports.com/forum...ball-outs.html

Haven't heard of it happening anywhere but Wrigley, though.

[Syce]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeTS6wqeYrI

this just happened to me and it was at wrigley.

[bcruise]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sycecg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeTS6wqeYrI this just happened to me and it was at wrigley.

Yeah, that one's a carbon copy of what I saw. Give my bug report from that thread an upvote if you want this to get more attention.

There's also a workaround of sorts in that thread. Since this only benefits the CPU, a quick team switch when you know it's coming will keep it from happening.