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Re: turning off pitch meter
The only mode without a meter is classic. Every other mode you need the meter. -
Re: turning off pitch meter
didnt know we could edit and move this. thanks. I just adjusted the pitching meter to the smallest size and moved it to the bottom right hand corner. I can barely look at it while pitching.
pitching has now become more challenging now. I just walked 4 batters in 2 innings. then got my location and timing correct. ended the game with 6 walks and 6 strike outs. I had a lot of 3/2 counts and basically had to rely on my fielding skils. I have to focus on the pitchers release sweet spot now to get near my intended location.
I also have the pci off, strike zone off and now the small pitching meter.
again thanks.Last edited by tril; 04-17-2013, 03:27 PM.Comment
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Re: turning off pitch meter
I'm debating whether to go with classic pitching now since meter pitching even at quite high difficulty levels is proving to be a bit easy. Too many strikes. I'm not going to go down 2-0 on every hitter on purpose. So I've shrunk the pitch meter to a shade smaller than the one on MLB The Show 10. It's a little harder now.
Only problem is you have to save it to a preset custom and you are stuck with one camera on that save. I like to use Broadcast and depending upon the stadium that view would change. This fix screws with that.Comment
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Re: turning off pitch meter
Meter was definitely too easy, and Classic was also too easy. One thing I did starting with last year's game was that I transitioned to Pulse Pitching.I'm debating whether to go with classic pitching now since meter pitching even at quite high difficulty levels is proving to be a bit easy. Too many strikes. I'm not going to go down 2-0 on every hitter on purpose. So I've shrunk the pitch meter to a shade smaller than the one on MLB The Show 10. It's a little harder now.
Only problem is you have to save it to a preset custom and you are stuck with one camera on that save. I like to use Broadcast and depending upon the stadium that view would change. This fix screws with that.
Even if you time the pulse correctly, I've noticed it doesn't guarantee that a pitcher will hit that spot and/or doesn't guarantee that the ball doesn't stay in the park. :P
Also, pulse pitching can be quite frustrating at times, but also quite gratifying since you are more prone to walks, hits, and home runs.Comment
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Re: turning off pitch meter
That's what I do. I start off games with a lot of 4 pitch walks hahadidnt know we could edit and move this. thanks. I just adjusted the pitching meter to the smallest size and moved it to the bottom right hand corner. I can barely look at it while pitching.
pitching has now become more challenging now. I just walked 4 batters in 2 innings. then got my location and timing correct. ended the game with 6 walks and 6 strike outs. I had a lot of 3/2 counts and basically had to rely on my fielding skils. I have to focus on the pitchers release sweet spot now to get near my intended location.
I also have the pci off, strike zone off and now the small pitching meter.
again thanks.Comment

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