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  • rovert22044
    OCD Roster Editor
    • Dec 2010
    • 2509

    #1

    Anyone else noticing CPU cheese?

    It may be all in my head, but it seems every time I score (no matter the total of runs), the CPU always comes back in the next inning and either a. Ties the game or b. Takes the lead. It's almost as if opposing teams get an attribute upgrade every time you score so it keeps games close. Madden and NBA2K are known for doing this, and I'm afraid The Show might be the same now.

    I already know what I'm going to get by making this thread. I'm going to have people come in here and tell me I'm just raging or I'm just complaining, which is not the case. I don't mind losing. This is just something I've noticed in my 20-25 games I've played so far. I wish I would have saved screenshots of each box score, but of the 20-25, I'd say about 80% of the games, I'm having this problem. Just wondering if anyone else is having this problem.

    I'm using Armor & Sword's Hybrid Quick Count sliders.

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  • extremeskins04
    That's top class!
    • Aug 2010
    • 3863

    #2
    Re: Anyone else noticing CPU cheese?

    I'm going to assume that you're changing up your pitch types and locations to try to keep opposing hitters off balance, right?

    Example: You're not doing fastball, fastball, off speed all the time.

    Also, if you're facing a guy that is on a hot-streak or even "running hot" in your game and it's a hitter favorable count, you do NOT throw him something anywhere near the strike zone or he'll light you up.

    I've intentionally walked guys that I had a feeling were going to destroy me. Then I strike out the next batter up.

    Just because it's a 3-2 count does not mean you should be throwing a strike the next pitch, not even close. It depends on who's batting.

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    • kubankaos
      Rookie
      • Nov 2007
      • 255

      #3
      Re: Anyone else noticing CPU cheese?

      lol

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      • RangersCruz
        MVP
        • May 2012
        • 3275

        #4
        Re: Anyone else noticing CPU cheese?

        On higher difficulties for sure

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        • Go Yankees
          Banned
          • Feb 2015
          • 187

          #5
          Re: Anyone else noticing CPU cheese?

          Are you playing on dynamic difficulty?

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          • Bullit
            Bacon is Better
            • Aug 2009
            • 5004

            #6
            Re: Anyone else noticing CPU cheese?

            UH-OH I see where this one is ending up...........
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            • dalger21
              #realtalk
              • Feb 2010
              • 1932

              #7
              Re: Anyone else noticing CPU cheese?

              A subtle way of saying the infamous "come back code"??!?..Seriously, it's not like that. You have just been unlucky. No rubberband AI in this game.
              est 1978

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              • Musty_Elbow
                Rookie
                • May 2011
                • 72

                #8
                Re: Anyone else noticing CPU cheese?

                Although i don't believe there's an actual comeback code implemented, sometimes it truly does seem that way. For example, my first game I completed this year, I was winning 4-0 going into the bottom of the 9th. I give up a few hits, no biggie. I get 2 outs, and then 3 straight errors. 3. Straight. Errors. All of a sudden, it's 4-4 and we go to the 10th. (I did still win though )
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                • HozAndMoose
                  MVP
                  • Mar 2013
                  • 3614

                  #9
                  Re: Anyone else noticing CPU cheese?

                  Originally posted by Musty_Elbow
                  Although i don't believe there's an actual comeback code implemented, sometimes it truly does seem that way. For example, my first game I completed this year, I was winning 4-0 going into the bottom of the 9th. I give up a few hits, no biggie. I get 2 outs, and then 3 straight errors. 3. Straight. Errors. All of a sudden, it's 4-4 and we go to the 10th. (I did still win though )
                  Well Cleveland was the worst fielding team last year (assuming you were using them)

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                  • DieHardYankee26
                    BING BONG
                    • Feb 2008
                    • 10178

                    #10
                    Re: Anyone else noticing CPU cheese?

                    This happens to me, and I just chalk it up to letting my foot off the gas. I'll blow a 2 run lead in the 9th and the CPU will tie it up 2-2, and then I'll think back at how many 1 pitch popups and balls out of the zone that I swung at after I got my lead. I tend to let up on offense and then my leads aren't as protected as they should be. It's a tie game when I only have 2 runs, but if I had been up 4-0 and won 4-2, I wouldn't even have thought anything of it. Just my experience though.
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                    • Musty_Elbow
                      Rookie
                      • May 2011
                      • 72

                      #11
                      Re: Anyone else noticing CPU cheese?

                      Originally posted by HozAndMoose
                      Well Cleveland was the worst fielding team last year (assuming you were using them)
                      Don't remind me lol. nope, I was actually the Padres, and Kemp had one of them, Solarte and Barmes the others
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                      • cts50
                        Banned
                        • Jun 2014
                        • 557

                        #12
                        Re: Anyone else noticing CPU cheese?

                        Originally posted by DieHardYankee26
                        This happens to me, and I just chalk it up to letting my foot off the gas. I'll blow a 2 run lead in the 9th and the CPU will tie it up 2-2, and then I'll think back at how many 1 pitch popups and balls out of the zone that I swung at after I got my lead. I tend to let up on offense and then my leads aren't as protected as they should be. It's a tie game when I only have 2 runs, but if I had been up 4-0 and won 4-2, I wouldn't even have thought anything of it. Just my experience though.
                        Oh man, you are preachin to the choir. I do this everytime. I will build a 2 or 3 run lead, get into the 7th, 8th inning and get complacent. Then all of a sudden its a tied game.

                        I love how this game challenges me. But I hate it at the same time. lol

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                        • Padgoi
                          Banned
                          • Oct 2008
                          • 1873

                          #13
                          Re: Anyone else noticing CPU cheese?

                          I've been saying for years that the team losing in the late innings (whether it's user or cpu is inconsequential) gets a boost in attributes. Is it possible to avoid it? Yes. Is it realistic at all? No.

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                          • Kotter
                            Pro
                            • Feb 2003
                            • 513

                            #14
                            Re: Anyone else noticing CPU cheese?

                            Originally posted by Musty_Elbow
                            Don't remind me lol. nope, I was actually the Padres, and Kemp had one of them, Solarte and Barmes the others
                            Cheese? Sounds like you simply got treated to some free baseball

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                            • Skyboxer
                              Donny Baseball!
                              • Jul 2002
                              • 20302

                              #15
                              Re: Anyone else noticing CPU cheese?

                              I've blown leads.. I've come back, I've held leads and I've never been in a game....
                              Good mix...
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