Cricket 24 - General Discussion

Catching mini game removal from the game is very sad that BA are telling like unusual results occur when player tries to bring the circle in the zone to claim catch. If that's the case then why human bowler bowl deliveries to batter? It's waste of time, would've been better AI bowl to AI . Catching mini game require skill to catch ball
 
Catching mini game removal from the game is very sad that BA are telling like unusual results occur when player tries to bring the circle in the zone to claim catch. If that's the case then why human bowler bowl deliveries to batter? It's waste of time, would've been better AI bowl to AI . Catching mini game require skill to catch ball
It’s awful that they took it out
 
It never worked consistently, if at all, for me. In fact I remember the last times I saw it, it would appear for with virtually zero reaction time rendering it impossible for anyone.
I recall having occasional problems though I think my experience was the opposite of yours - worked mostly, failed rarely.

But it worked fine in several games. The answer was to fix it, not delete it.

I recall a long time ago, when AC13 vs DBC was the thing, Ross saying about AC only having auto fielding that it was no good as the player needed to be “in the moment”. He was right.
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I should add, that I’m deep into a second test match at the moment having not played at all for a long time. It’s genuinely fun, but the removal of this feature is diminishes the fun of bowling quite considerably for me. (I know others, such as @Wealey never used it and didn’t like it, but it really added to the game for me.)
 
I recall having occasional problems though I think my experience was the opposite of yours - worked mostly, failed rarely.

But it worked fine in several games. The answer was to fix it, not delete it.

I recall a long time ago, when AC13 vs DBC was the thing, Ross saying about AC only having auto fielding that it was no good as the player needed to be “in the moment”. He was right.
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I should add, that I’m deep into a second test match at the moment having not played at all for a long time. It’s genuinely fun, but the removal of this feature is diminishes the fun of bowling quite considerably for me. (I know others, such as @Wealey never used it and didn’t like it, but it really added to the game for me.)
I don't disagree but if, for whatever reason, it can't be fixed I'd rather not have something that doesn't work. Not fun plugging away to get an edge and see it dropped because you don't possess the power of precognition.

I'm probably more on @Wealey's side in preferring auto-fielding because I just don't know how engaging fielding is/can be to make me not just use fully automated option.
 
I recall having occasional problems though I think my experience was the opposite of yours - worked mostly, failed rarely.

But it worked fine in several games. The answer was to fix it, not delete it.

I recall a long time ago, when AC13 vs DBC was the thing, Ross saying about AC only having auto fielding that it was no good as the player needed to be “in the moment”. He was right.
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I should add, that I’m deep into a second test match at the moment having not played at all for a long time. It’s genuinely fun, but the removal of this feature is diminishes the fun of bowling quite considerably for me. (I know others, such as @Wealey never used it and didn’t like it, but it really added to the game for me.)

I have never actually tried it.. I think my biggest issue is I’m a broadcast cam kind of batsmen as I’m always looking to try replicate how I would watch the game on TV.

So I prefer see the ball fly off the edge without the camera changing and get pouched in the slips.

Have always thought that cut to mini game looked ugly.

Fielding has never appealed to me though either, just pick the ball up and let me crack on haha.
 
I have never actually tried it.. I think my biggest issue is I’m a broadcast cam kind of batsmen as I’m always looking to try replicate how I would watch the game on TV.

So I prefer see the ball fly off the edge without the camera changing and get pouched in the slips.

Have always thought that cut to mini game looked ugly.

Fielding has never appealed to me though either, just pick the ball up and let me crack on haha.
I mean, I definitely don’t want to be fielding. I’m ok with the throwing the ball to end etc. but I don’t want to be moving the fielder.

I agree the camera cut was not super elegant but I’m not sure what the solution would be. I liked the sense of agency of making the catch myself though. Often when bowling I don’t feel a lot of agency, so having input to whether catches were taken or dropped was nice
 
I liked the sense of agency of making the catch myself though. Often when bowling I don’t feel a lot of agency, so having input to whether catches were taken or dropped was nice
I do agree with this. I've been saying for ages that legitimate tactics and strategies that can be identified - with a weighted chance of success or failure - would give us more agency. Instead it feels like trying to play 'properly' and with no certainty that what we're doing is 'right' and if all else fails throw on a spinner.

The catching mini-game at least presents a way that feels skills based from a gaming perspective.
 

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