CPU Stretching singles into doubles?

[Cub12]

Is anyone else noticing the CPU trying to stretch a base hit in the outfield to a double often? These past few weeks its happening at least once a game. It's not even close, like the CPU tries it once it gets to my cutoff man.

It was neat first couple of times but it's every game now and an easy out because there's no chance the baserunner makes it. Just curious if this is happening to anyone else offline!

[Seancefc]

Quote: Originally Posted by Cub12

Is anyone else noticing the CPU trying to stretch a base hit in the outfield to a double often? These past few weeks its happening at least once a game. It's not even close, like the CPU tries it once it gets to my cutoff man. It was neat first couple of times but it's every game now and an easy out because there's no chance the baserunner makes it. Just curious if this is happening to anyone else offline!

I see this approx every 5 games. It’s garbage.

[countryboy]

I've seen it, but not to the same consistency that you're seeing it.

I don't know how often its happening (one out of x amount of games), but its not happening at a rate in my experience that I consider it an issue.

[DarthRambo]

Check out my sliders and use all the fielding and baserunner speed sliders. This will almost completely eliminate this problem. Always plagued the game some but this year it was more than I've ever seen.

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[DarthRambo]

Quote: Originally Posted by countryboy

I've seen it, but not to the same consistency that you're seeing it. I don't know how often its happening (one out of x amount of games), but its not happening at a rate in my experience that I consider it an issue.

You don't see it hardly ever unless you're using auto fielding and auto base running.

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[tessl]

I use manage mode exclusively and there is more taking the extra base this year. One of my favorite additions to the game. Sometimes they run into an out but most of the time they are safe.