Coors field park effects?

[countryboy]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheRealC7R

You need not take everything someone says about the game so personally, countryboy. You're acting like you have personal shares in the game's stock or something in. No one is denying anything. We would just like a little more proof other than word of mouth or anecdotal evidence.

Who's taking anything personally?

And I could say the same thing. We, that see the effects, would just like a little more proof other than word of mouth or anecdotal evidence.

See how this works?

[TheRealC7R]

Quote: Originally Posted by countryboy

Who's taking anything personally? And I could say the same thing. We, that see the effects, would just like a little more proof other than word of mouth or anecdotal evidence. See how this works?

I'm sure we could go back and forth with semantics all day, but then again, it's just a video game that will be considered old a year from now.

[Spokker]

I believe stadium effects are in the game because the developers said so but that its existence cannot be proven by users because the relevant data is not available.

[Speedy]

Quote: Originally Posted by jvalverde88

Its also almost impossible to hit a homer in Citi.

Hit 3 HRs on AS zone hitting earlier today.

[BDrizz]

SO if I am reading this thread correctly, the DEVS said COORS does have an added effect ON DISTANCE, but not frequency? I can get on board with that. I can say that I do seem to hit more "moon shots" at Coors but the frequency is still well under road games.

[baseballsim]

A link was provided earlier in this thread but reading through the whole thread is worth it IMHO:

http://www.operationsports.com/forum...l-contact.html

I don't play very well in Coors as a pitcher. I think it may be because my pitches don't break the way I expect.

Also, I usually don't hit very well in sea level parks this year. Off speed pitches in these parks are even harder to pick up because they are slower.

[Russell_SCEA]

Quote: Originally Posted by TonyDanzaFan

That was five years ago. Whatever effect they think it has, it doesn't. It's very minimal and not noticeable. At least in mine (and seems like many others) experience.

Arizona and Colorado have different atmospheric conditions that the other stadiums in the gamed don't have. It's been there for years and the code hasn't been touched.

Simply put yes the ball acts differently in those two stadiums than the rest.

[Spokker]

Quote: Originally Posted by Russell_SCEA

Arizona and Colorado have different atmospheric conditions that the other stadiums in the gamed don't have. It's been there for years and the code hasn't been touched. Simply put yes the ball acts differently in those two stadiums than the rest.

You guys have a lot of data on how players play the game, right? Does it show that players hit more home runs at Coors Field on average?