I mean. Come one now
Good reaction from ViratI mean. Come one now
Good reaction from Virat
I remember this call for sliders, back in the DBC14 days. I wonder, if they removed sliders entirely, whether BA could make the game work. The reason for having sliders should be to make minor tweaks to meet user preferences. The default, as you say, should work for most users to produce a realistic outcome across all formats covered in the game. Unfortunately, I think the sliders are now a crutch to reduce the need for BA to focus on working defaults. This meta-game of slider tweaking seems to be a curious activity. People are investing so much time with experiementing and adjusting sliders to try to make the game play realistically...surely this shouldn't be needed.
Also, the test for whether the slider-game produces a good cricket game, is not in the final scorecard but what happens ball-by-ball. If we are just reducing things like edges, pitch behaviour, etc. so that is produces a scorecard that looks like a reasonable average for the format...but ball-by-ball the expereince is unaffected by how well we play...it seems like we are missing the point of cricket. Andrew Salter finished with 7-45 off 12 overs today in the IRL match between Glamorgan and Durham...this does happen in cricket....tweaking out these possibilites in the game with sliders doesn't make much sense to me.
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I mean. Come one now
I remember this call for sliders, back in the DBC14 days. I wonder, if they removed sliders entirely, whether BA could make the game work. The reason for having sliders should be to make minor tweaks to meet user preferences. The default, as you say, should work for most users to produce a realistic outcome across all formats covered in the game. Unfortunately, I think the sliders are now a crutch to reduce the need for BA to focus on working defaults. This meta-game of slider tweaking seems to be a curious activity. People are investing so much time with experiementing and adjusting sliders to try to make the game play realistically...surely this shouldn't be needed.
Also, the test for whether the slider-game produces a good cricket game, is not in the final scorecard but what happens ball-by-ball. If we are just reducing things like edges, pitch behaviour, etc. so that is produces a scorecard that looks like a reasonable average for the format...but ball-by-ball the expereince is unaffected by how well we play...it seems like we are missing the point of cricket. Andrew Salter finished with 7-45 off 12 overs today in the IRL match between Glamorgan and Durham...this does happen in cricket....tweaking out these possibilites in the game with sliders doesn't make much sense to me.
@WealeyH The tweaks are working for me. A spinner getting five wickets on an asian track is something I can live with. Moreover the AI has batted long and posted a decent total. (This innings had just two of those ridiculous catches from the wicketkeeper).
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@WealeyH The tweaks are working for me. A spinner getting five wickets on an asian track is something I can live with. Moreover the AI has batted long and posted a decent total. (This innings had just two of those ridiculous catches from the wicketkeeper).
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True. Had some good variety of wickets for both Lyon as well as other pace bowlers. I think once the wicketkeeper thing is fixed, the total experience would be on a whole different level at least while bowling.Bet Lyon bowled a fair few as well!
Okay, so people are clearly having good games, while I am having a wicket almost every single over I bowl with a spinner. What am I doing wrong? I even limit myself to one close in fielder and still take a wicket nearly every over.
And I don't just want to up the bowling difficulty from hard. I'm finding the balancing of quick bowling perfect. Though maybe I'll have to bite the bullet and play on hardest. I'll give it a try as I seem to have tried everything else.