I was considering to add a bit of realism to the game to have different slider settings based on where the games are played.
I.e. if it's the subcontinent, have lower bounce, less pace and more spin revolutions and friction. In Australia or SA, the opposite. Then in England and NZ have more swing and higher chance of finding the outside edge.
Is this something anyone else has done and if so, did it make much of a difference to the game?
I'm just starting a career as an all-rounder that bowls leg spin and it'd realistic (but frustrating) if my bowling is more ineffective in Australia but on Indian pitches I can take 5fors etc. Also as a batsman having to play more off the back foot on harder bouncier pitches. I suppose if you wanted to go really technical you could have slightly different variations based on the ground e.g. the WACA being bouncy and fast and Sydney turning a bit more.