Yes we can wait. Public preview is a good decision and its taking the game in the right direction.I hope it's only after the AI runout is fixed .
Let the beta and PC boys get most the things right. I'm happy to wait .
Yes we can wait. Public preview is a good decision and its taking the game in the right direction.I hope it's only after the AI runout is fixed .
Let the beta and PC boys get most the things right. I'm happy to wait .
Mainly because of how all respond to it, which makes it a lot better to gather info.. If we just continue in the way we have been then its all great travel for everyone..Yes we can wait. Public preview is a good decision and its taking the game in the right direction.
I find spinners are a little out of whack. I struggle against them A LOT. In part because there's no real pattern based on reality - you never know which was the bowl is going to go, which is fine for a Sunil Narine but maybe not for Joe Root. (Don't know if this has been altered at on the most recent preview patches).I'm having so much fun with this game since the most recent patch. Getting a wide variety of wickets and nearly all seem plausible (no AI randomly deciding to give my fielders a bit of catching practice after racking up a century or two!). It's also such a relief to know that a dismissal will now actually be acknowledged by the game every single time too.
One thing I've noticed is that pre-patch, I only ever seemed to be able to hit the stumps when bowling cutters, but since the patch, I frequently hit the stumps with in-swinging (primarily yorkers, but a few full) and standard deliveries and cutters have become ineffective. Also, I don't know if this is just me but I find spin bowling bloody useless. I give away way too many runs and rarely ever get a wicket for my troubles — if I ever do, its a slight nick, but they're extremely rare. I'm yet to achieve a singled bowled wicket using a spinner. On the other hand, I really struggle to face AI spinners, and I find I can never replicate the same level of spin that the AI throws at me. I've played the Ashes series a couple of times, as England, and Nathan Lyon dominates every time. I always know I'm going to lose a few wickets when they bring him into the attack. So, is it just me or does anyone else feel the AI have an unfair advantage over spinners?
Dean Johnes International Superstar Cricket will be out soon.
- Yesterday at 9:52 PM
Harshs1993School Cricketer
Hi
Ashes cricket is the best cricket game available right now in the gaming market. Big ant has set new benchmark and continues to improve every month through updates. we all know how difficult it is to develop a cricket game from scratch as there are so many things involved in cricket
Just wanted to know when will big ant release the next cricket game? Really hoping that it comes before 2019 World Cup
Thank you
Harsh
@wasteyouryouthI've had a fairly decent chance to bat 77 overs, I'm 302/5. Few thoughts below. Sorry if I'm covering old ground that others have spoken about. I don't know if this is possible but if there was a sticky thread with known issues it could be helpful to those of us not on the beta team but with access to the preview updates.
Field settings. There's nothing noticeably bad about the field selection but the fields themselves, at least in terms of how effective they are in conjunction with the AI bowling. Pace bowlers were often using the one below (Pace Balanced 7, I think) with a gap in the field from 2nd slip to Cover Point. There are two men in the deep on the legside so I'm guessing it'd be useful for short stuff into the ribs. But the AI invariably offers up gimmes on the offside that can be put into the gap. Often with spinners there are easy singles that can be worked around. If the AI bowling can't attack a specific field then ones with huge gaps should really be rare of off limits. I very very rarely felt under any pressure.
AI bowling. I have all bowlers set to Balanced mentality because it seems to at least offer consistency with variety but not repetitiveness like the others. One thing I came away from this batting was that it might be interesting to try bowlers starting with higher confidence - maybe orange/green. I don't actually know what noticeable difference higher confidence has for bowlers but surely it couldn't be a bad thing to try? Whether it's me or the AI it might at least provide more of a challenge early on, especially with the new ball. Currently, by the time the bowler is settled/confident any advantage from a new ball seems to have dissipated.
Batting itself. In tests, timing feels irrelevant. You might not get the boundaries but you'll get plenty of 2's and 3's. I tried one lofted shot and got out so I immediately stopped with that. I can see it still being a chore in limited overs. I have batsmen strength set to 60-70 to stifle some of the AI slogging but I've not had chance to play an ODI. I did try, some time into the innings, nudging the batsman forward (back foot on the popping crease). With the ball coming on quicker it feels more natural so this is definitely something I'll try in limited overs.
Picked up my first caught and bowled in Ashes Cricket, Kohli taking the wicket surprisingly which happened to be a clickbaiters dream. Enjoy (or not, idc).
This was a competition and the first time I've ever seen it happen. Yet to see it happen in career mode.hey man just wondering if this is a star player career mode or just a custom tournament. Also does the mini game catching thingy work for you in all game modes? i for the life of me cannot get it to work in career (the only mode i play). Any help regarding this from any of yous in the forum will be appreciated.
Thanks.
This was a competition and the first time I've ever seen it happen. Yet to see it happen in career mode.