Analog "Diving" while fielding defies Physics and logic...and needs to be fixed

[berenjena]

If you ever played online...then you know what I'm talking about.

I use it all the time and feel guilty about it (But won't stop doing it if the option is there)

While fielding...if you use the Right analog to dive towards a base or a runner you are able to defy the laws of physics.

How? Your player animation could be diving one way...but once you slide the right analog towards whoever is running ,you can virtually defy logic and go from being in the middle of diving to the right...to quickly diving the opposite way and getting some really cheap tagged outs.

Kinda hard to explain without footage...has anyone else realize how cheap this is sometimes?

[echotripper76]

Quote: Originally Posted by berenjena

If you ever played online...then you know what I'm talking about. I use it all the time and feel guilty about it (But won't stop doing it if the option is there) While fielding...if you use the Right analog to dive towards a base or a runner you are able to defy the laws of physics. How? Your player animation could be diving one way...but once you slide the right analog towards whoever is running ,you can virtually defy logic and go from being in the middle of diving to the right...to quickly diving the opposite way and getting some really cheap tagged outs. Kinda hard to explain without footage...has anyone else realize how cheap this is sometimes?

Unfortunately, this is not limited to online play. I made a throw from LF to home that veered off towards the right. My catcher dove to get to it, I reflexively pressed R2 towards home/the runner, and my catcher completely and instantaniously changed course and tagged out the runner. I haven't seen it much, luckily...