I want to like it (I dont play it just from the perspective of watching) but the gunplay seems stupid. I was intrigued by the strategy of it all, but yeah watching is just like okay guy sits behind a corner and then taps their head when they show up. Just seems....not funNot a fan, huh?
I think it’s definitely the kind of game that’s more fun to play than watch. I personally don’t enjoy watching people play it at all but I enjoy playing it... usually.
Kontrol Freeks + a lot of Batting Practice on Legend.I like when I’m playing the Show online, and I look at the bat tracker for the other guy.....and on a higher difficulty yet with a smaller bat zone.....and the dude is ALWAYS square to the ball whatever pitch or location. Like I’m f***ing lucky if I get the bat in the general vicinity. I can’t fathom how you’re that accurate short of modding or something. I played a dude who was top 15 in wins on both consoles. I beat him, but he was probably unlucky. As soon as I saw his bat replays, I knew and went to the leaderboards.
Kontrol Freeks + a lot of Batting Practice on Legend.
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These quitters are ruining my runs per game.
I honestly think I am more likely to stop playing video games before I play anything besides fortnite regularly. It is just such a unique game.I haven’t even played Warzone since I got my Series X last month. I have played once in like 10 weeks. Something clicked off for me. I will say I haven’t been so amenable to playing Fortnite again as in this very moment typing. Hmmmm.
You still need a new game, sir. For variety!
High and inside fastballs are tough on the higher difficulties, especially if you play diamond dynasty and the high velocity reliever cards start getting released more frequently. As long as input lag isn't holding you back, it's a matter of getting in good counts and anticipating it. A lot of players' tendencies become pretty obvious over a 9 inning game. If you get 0-2, 1-2 too often you're kind of at their mercy.
High and inside fastballs are tough on the higher difficulties, especially if you play diamond dynasty and the high velocity reliever cards start getting released more frequently. As long as input lag isn't holding you back, it's a matter of getting in good counts and anticipating it. A lot of players' tendencies become pretty obvious over a 9 inning game. If you get 0-2, 1-2 too often you're kind of at their mercy.
One strategy I use when I'm struggling is I'll take until I get a strike (or at least take the first pitch one time through the order). 1) It'll force your opponent to throw strikes to beat you. If you're taking balls early in the game, they are less likely to expand the strikezone and they are more likely to make a mistake over the middle of the plate (also the pitcher's confidence meter won't get maxed out). 2) On the pitches you take, you can practice moving the PCI marker to the pitch. 3) Pitch counts.
Also use strikezone view if you aren't already.
I think that's actually my pitching K/9 all jacked up because of the DNFs. Sony's formula is screwy. I had a 22 K game the other day. Guy was literally swinging at everything and I didn't realize until like the 5th inning.
I played Warzone today for the first time in months and I got called a lot of bad names.
Actualllllyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy you only hear people when you kill them in Warzone, Magoo. So all the people who called me a ______ were people I killed and they never had a chance to hear my PERFECTLY NORMAL, NOT SQUEAKY, VOICE.
That’s funny. I only hear my teammates voi....oh.
Magua, do I strike you as a patient person? I couldn’t camp all game if my life depended on it. I’m way too aggressive for that shit.
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