Big Ant Review System (BARS) "Sneak Peek"

[sahilnatu]

I think the umpires frown on this kind of thing during the matches. In the changing rooms it happens a lot but not out on the pitch. It is also a misuse of technology, like photocopying your bum.........

Lmao.
Out of context, still hilarious.

 

[TripleM]

Most incorrect reviews for edges come from bat hitting pad, or bat hitting ground, or ball hitting pad, resulting in an audible sound and/or deflection - any chance of that happening here? Otherwise it would seem correct reviewing decisions would be pretty basic to make.

 

[BigAntStudios]

Yes.

 

[Gamer Pradosh]

Why is there no white spot on the ball after pitching and edging??

 

[fiction]

Ross has already answered this.

Yeah, unfortunately the ball colour is playing a part in the render. One for the first patch for sure....

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[SLICKR392]

Why is there no white spot on the ball after pitching and edging??

Well, they are trying to make it as realistic as possible.

 

[GlitchInTheMatrix]

If we having DRS then, umpires will play wrong decisions quite often, eh?

 

[glenny134]

If we having DRS then, umpires will play wrong decisions quite often, eh?

Indeed they will. But not like all the time,just like real life

 

[BigAntStudios]

Umpires are not always correct, the BARS will always be correct.

 

[79cricket]

Umpires are not always correct, the BARS will always be correct.

The ICC will give you a call soon ross and ask for BARS in real cricket then.

 

[BigAntStudios]

Doubtful, I think getting it wrong adds to the excitement - you never know what will happen!!

 

[79cricket]

True, can you share how you went about getting the bat to ball right in your game. It's something never done near right as the old games always had to bring the ball to the batsmen all most all the time. I have always dreamed of playing a cricket game where the batmen must play the right shot to the right ball or pay. Like trying to cut a ball going over the stumps has always been to easy because the game helps you or playing a drive to a short ball like in IC2010.

 

[Shane109]

Umpires are not always correct, the BARS will always be correct.

If we switch BARS off, will the umpires still make mistakes?

 

[BigAntStudios]

Good question!

I'd have to ask MikeM as I can't remember.

 

[lonewolf5646]

Umpire making mistakes is a part of cricket
making umpires superhuman wont do much good i guess...