Classic Pitching Question

[mrCPUgeek]

I normally pitch using pure analog. But use classic when I'm having trouble with pitching. Is there anything that matters other than picking your pitch and location then pressing X? I notice that the longer I hold X the controller will vibrate but I'm not sure it really means anything.


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[nemesis04]

Quote: Originally Posted by mrCPUgeek

I normally pitch using pure analog. But use classic when I'm having trouble with pitching. Is there anything that matters other than picking your pitch and location then pressing X? I notice that the longer I hold X the controller will vibrate but I'm not sure it really means anything. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You can control the amount of effort behind pitches. That rumble you are feeling means max effort has been achieved which also drains your energy quicker. I like to use varying degrees of effort to get different degrees of break and run on pitches. I use reference points during the pitchers windup to estimate those varying degrees of effort.

[mrCPUgeek]

Thanks!


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