Hitting from pitchers view

[beastthesherg]

but you got to pick a camera thats centered. a camera where the mound and homeplate are even on a line. trust me, try it for several games until you see what i mean about the lefty righty matchups. having it centered and focusing on the middle of the plate and letting the ball come into view rather than watching it come out of the pitchers hand. once you get the feel for it its so fun. i actually have a really good eye. but its tricky sometimes for pitchers with funky deliveries and you can be fooled (like real life) on the slider that comes across the plate and out of the strikezone for a RHB vs RHP and vice versa.

i pitch using all the different broadcast cams, but i only hit on the ones i mentioned. Really ive narrowed it down to either PIT or PITCHER CENTER (zoom out but dont touch direction).

the only reason i mentioned the others is because they are also centered and i used to use MIA and STL last year and 2 years ago i used MIL.

honestly i dont see how its enjoyable if not using one of those cameras. otherwise it would just be guessing every pitch and thats not fun. i wish i knew the easiest way to post videos on here. can somebody tell me the best process/format/converting/etc to post here on OS?

[jrnlgrn]

So far I don't have an issue hitting when it's a non centered camera. I'm having about the same rate of success as if I was hitting from behind the plate or on a centered pitching camera. I might whiff or judge a pitches location wrong a time or two more than usual but so far my numbers have been fairly similar.

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[Jr.]

I like the challenge of hitting from each stadium's broadcast camera. There are a couple that are really tough for me so I'll change those but for the most part I can adjust in the first few batters.

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[Chase32]

Quote: Originally Posted by beastthesherg

but you got to pick a camera thats centered. a camera where the mound and homeplate are even on a line. trust me, try it for several games until you see what i mean about the lefty righty matchups. having it centered and focusing on the middle of the plate and letting the ball come into view rather than watching it come out of the pitchers hand. once you get the feel for it its so fun. i actually have a really good eye. but its tricky sometimes for pitchers with funky deliveries and you can be fooled (like real life) on the slider that comes across the plate and out of the strikezone for a RHB vs RHP and vice versa. i pitch using all the different broadcast cams, but i only hit on the ones i mentioned. Really ive narrowed it down to either PIT or PITCHER CENTER (zoom out but dont touch direction). the only reason i mentioned the others is because they are also centered and i used to use MIA and STL last year and 2 years ago i used MIL. honestly i dont see how its enjoyable if not using one of those cameras. otherwise it would just be guessing every pitch and thats not fun. i wish i knew the easiest way to post videos on here. can somebody tell me the best process/format/converting/etc to post here on OS?

Its great pitching in those camera modes brother!

[jrnlgrn]

45 games in my franchise plus whatever practice games I played and all is well. I don't think I'll ever go back to hitting from behind the batter. Numbers have been inline with the "regular" view. Takes a bit more focus and I occasionally mis-judge a pitch horribly but not often. I'm sure as time goes on that will iron itself out as well. I've just used each stadiums broadcast cams makes the away games a bit tougher.