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Quote: Originally Posted by DaveDQ

I don't think you have that element there in a videogame where you "know" that pitch isn't necessarily working. What this does is add the challenge of correcting it and working on it. it's sort of like a catcher's feedback.

Personally, and that means me, I know when a pitch isn't working and not to throw the same pitch... If X batter hits my curveball, I probably wouldn't throw him another, but that doesn't mean that all players will get hits off it, and I wouldn't nor shouldn't be afraid to throw it again. I am certain real pitchers in real life will continue throwing pitches that get hit in the same game. The only time no pitch gets hit is in a no hitter.

Now, if they want to use this pitch system for Rookies to baseball, then make it an option to have on and off.

And, I want to see how this new pitch system affects the CPU pitcher.