Re: Fixing God-like Outfielder Ability
I won't hold you to it, but I trust you know what you're talking about. If this is the case, I don't understand why there isn't an option in the game for the user to adjust this. When the devs see that there are too many home runs, you are provided a slider to adjust it. Why not do the same thing for outfield depth? And as far as balance goes.. I've seen three gap doubles since i bought the game. Hardly balanced.
I would say the moral of my story is for the devs to consider making a change to the options they give users, because I feel they have overcompensated. Your observation, however, is spot on in terms of a here-and-now fix that we can employ.
When you go into a game, switch controllers and set the outfield alignment to "shallow" for the entire team for the entire game. Unfortunately, there are times when deep alignment is necessary. And there are players that need to be played with extreme alignments. And, be careful of using "straight away" alignment because the CF is placed in line with the pitcher/catcher...not good.
For now though, that's a great point and I would suggest everyone do that and see what your results are regarding gap hits and doubles over outfielders' heads.
I won't hold you to it, but I trust you know what you're talking about. If this is the case, I don't understand why there isn't an option in the game for the user to adjust this. When the devs see that there are too many home runs, you are provided a slider to adjust it. Why not do the same thing for outfield depth? And as far as balance goes.. I've seen three gap doubles since i bought the game. Hardly balanced.
I would say the moral of my story is for the devs to consider making a change to the options they give users, because I feel they have overcompensated. Your observation, however, is spot on in terms of a here-and-now fix that we can employ.
When you go into a game, switch controllers and set the outfield alignment to "shallow" for the entire team for the entire game. Unfortunately, there are times when deep alignment is necessary. And there are players that need to be played with extreme alignments. And, be careful of using "straight away" alignment because the CF is placed in line with the pitcher/catcher...not good.
For now though, that's a great point and I would suggest everyone do that and see what your results are regarding gap hits and doubles over outfielders' heads.
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