midhun333
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Only backfoot defence helps it seems
Cricket 24 - General Discussion
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gkvarma18
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watch @gamerpradosh YT videos, you will get used to ball friction.
Ball Friction used to also produce thicker edges!
Karachi
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One thing BA needs to fix with its dynamic career mode: Inclusion of new random/BA customized players should not delete actual players from the roster. I am playing with an existing player and some of the actual players have been replaced by players with funny names.
True but I think I've found a solution.
I move my batter forward slightly before the ball is bowled. I give them more of a pace bowling stance. Back foot just behind the crease. Have to be vigilant of being stumped if playing forward but it at least allows for forward defensive shots to execute correctly.
Yeah or play very late...
I'd love Bigant to explain what they do to boost the AI in 2nd innings of test matches. I'd also love them to explain why they do it.
I've even used custom AI settings to combat this but it makes no difference. Reducing AI timing from 40 to 15. Wicket chance from 50 to 80. Reducing run rate from 50 to 40. The AI always score more runs than their 1st innings (30-50% more), bat for more overs and at a slightly higher run rate.
And in my latest 2 test matches, playing as SA, I've not had a single edge to slip or wk in 220+ overs of AI 2nd innings batting.
Edit: Possibly the AI get a confidence boost? If they do, then they shouldn't all get it and the boost is way too much.
I've even used custom AI settings to combat this but it makes no difference. Reducing AI timing from 40 to 15. Wicket chance from 50 to 80. Reducing run rate from 50 to 40. The AI always score more runs than their 1st innings (30-50% more), bat for more overs and at a slightly higher run rate.
And in my latest 2 test matches, playing as SA, I've not had a single edge to slip or wk in 220+ overs of AI 2nd innings batting.
Edit: Possibly the AI get a confidence boost? If they do, then they shouldn't all get it and the boost is way too much.
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Not strictly true.. my last 4 matches their second innings has been lower than their first.
wasteyouryouth
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They don't get a confidence boost, but I believe confidence is carried over.
Yeah Babar who got 130 in first dig got to green much quicker in second..
BarestOfMargins
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Yet to experience AI bowl a no-ball in test cricket.
Anyone having same? Not played shorter forms so can't say if they happen there.
Anyone having same? Not played shorter forms so can't say if they happen there.
I've seen them quite regularly
wasteyouryouth
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It's the only thing I can think of gameplay wise. Can't tell if there's actually coding under the hood the make teams stronger in their second innings.
I've had a good amount of no-balls for the number of tests I've played so far. Pretty happy with it actually.
