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Time to revive this thread..This time with a modifier input based gameplay and its really good..
Start off with the modifier values..
Hardest difficulty : On
Display time : 25
Shot Timing : 95
Foot placement : 95
Bowl Quality Influence : 95
Shot Choice Difficulty : 100
Min Pace : 55
Max Pace : 80
Swing : 80
Pace Revolutions : 12
[For pace , not spin]
With the above I have been absolutely enjoying the game.. Edges are super realistic, shots placed are all around , ball feels zippy and you get the feel of the pace when it comes to contact with the bat...
Playing this for all types of matches, career and casual..
In casual started a test where I am going at 2.74RPO at the moment. Off side is no go unless its half volley , otherwise it ends in slip cordon..
Seeing off the new ball actually feels real, after it got slightly old around 18-20 overs I was connecting well.. First 10 overs I think I managed to score 20 odd runs..
After a session AI came with a plan to make me play on off.. Believe it or not played straight 7 overs or so for no runs , just leaving the ball out side..
The feel is quite amazing IMO...Just give it a go and see whether you feel the challenge too..
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So the match started with a very careful approach from the openers and they were mainly set to see off the new ball as it was bound to get easier as it got older and would come on nicely..
Warner started off steadily , but a beauty from Broad with the ball coming into the batsman and hitting Warner's pads.. On field decision was given out. But to me it felt this was going down leg and was bit high as the pitch had good bounce.. Since Broad also has the tendency to hit the pitch hard I went on to review.. Surprising to myself it turned out a successful review and it was overturned..
But then soon Bancroft edged one to WK and had to head back to pavilion off just 12 runs..
Khawaja coming into bat took his time as well to score runs.. But after hitting a few boundaries an amazing inswinger to left hander from Anderson took the inside edge of the bat and Khawaja was gone too with the score on 70/2.. Edges were so realistic that I went on to enjoy it more than getting upset over losing a wicket..
Then next came in Smith, now Australia had to build a partnership which they did seeing off the session first with the score at 98/2
Start of post lunch session and Warner soon reaches his 50..
Steadily the partnership also reached 50..
So did Smith too.. It was a very important session for Aussies as they bounced back really well..
Shots played that fine were majorly edging through slips cordon.. Since the partnership was looking strong England took some slips out, otherwise it might have ended some other way..
But after an amazing partnership of 125.. Smith was gone from a delivery which skidded on and had lower bounce than the ball before, taking him out with a plumb..
In the below Big Lines check the difference between the yellow and blue line.. Blue being the before in the same over, pitching in same region but getting decent bounce, that was played off backfoot..But then the ball which got the delivery was a cross seam which resulted in ball skidding and staying lower than expected..
But even with wickets falling at other end Warner reached an amazing century.. Favouring leg side for his most of the shots , it was a special innings mainly as he saw the majority of deliveries to see the ball wear..
And after that century he was looking for a big score as he felt in good touch.. But England brought in a change by bringing Ali in and it worked as he picked the prime wicket of Warner for 137 runs.. Caught at first slip.. It was a delivery well deceived and I had to play at it...
With both settled batsman gone it was the turn of Handscomb and Marsh to steady the ship and see off the remaining part of the day which they did pretty well with Handscomb reaching his half century too..
And they saw the end of the Day 1 with the score at 335/4 with both Marsh and Handscomb in the crease..
And to end it with the Big Wheel of all the batsman..
Start off with the modifier values..
Hardest difficulty : On
Display time : 25
Shot Timing : 95
Foot placement : 95
Bowl Quality Influence : 95
Shot Choice Difficulty : 100
Min Pace : 55
Max Pace : 80
Swing : 80
Pace Revolutions : 12
[For pace , not spin]
With the above I have been absolutely enjoying the game.. Edges are super realistic, shots placed are all around , ball feels zippy and you get the feel of the pace when it comes to contact with the bat...
Playing this for all types of matches, career and casual..
In casual started a test where I am going at 2.74RPO at the moment. Off side is no go unless its half volley , otherwise it ends in slip cordon..
Seeing off the new ball actually feels real, after it got slightly old around 18-20 overs I was connecting well.. First 10 overs I think I managed to score 20 odd runs..
After a session AI came with a plan to make me play on off.. Believe it or not played straight 7 overs or so for no runs , just leaving the ball out side..
The feel is quite amazing IMO...Just give it a go and see whether you feel the challenge too..
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So the match started with a very careful approach from the openers and they were mainly set to see off the new ball as it was bound to get easier as it got older and would come on nicely..
Warner started off steadily , but a beauty from Broad with the ball coming into the batsman and hitting Warner's pads.. On field decision was given out. But to me it felt this was going down leg and was bit high as the pitch had good bounce.. Since Broad also has the tendency to hit the pitch hard I went on to review.. Surprising to myself it turned out a successful review and it was overturned..
But then soon Bancroft edged one to WK and had to head back to pavilion off just 12 runs..
Khawaja coming into bat took his time as well to score runs.. But after hitting a few boundaries an amazing inswinger to left hander from Anderson took the inside edge of the bat and Khawaja was gone too with the score on 70/2.. Edges were so realistic that I went on to enjoy it more than getting upset over losing a wicket..
Then next came in Smith, now Australia had to build a partnership which they did seeing off the session first with the score at 98/2
Start of post lunch session and Warner soon reaches his 50..
Steadily the partnership also reached 50..
So did Smith too.. It was a very important session for Aussies as they bounced back really well..
Shots played that fine were majorly edging through slips cordon.. Since the partnership was looking strong England took some slips out, otherwise it might have ended some other way..
But after an amazing partnership of 125.. Smith was gone from a delivery which skidded on and had lower bounce than the ball before, taking him out with a plumb..
In the below Big Lines check the difference between the yellow and blue line.. Blue being the before in the same over, pitching in same region but getting decent bounce, that was played off backfoot..But then the ball which got the delivery was a cross seam which resulted in ball skidding and staying lower than expected..
But even with wickets falling at other end Warner reached an amazing century.. Favouring leg side for his most of the shots , it was a special innings mainly as he saw the majority of deliveries to see the ball wear..
And after that century he was looking for a big score as he felt in good touch.. But England brought in a change by bringing Ali in and it worked as he picked the prime wicket of Warner for 137 runs.. Caught at first slip.. It was a delivery well deceived and I had to play at it...
With both settled batsman gone it was the turn of Handscomb and Marsh to steady the ship and see off the remaining part of the day which they did pretty well with Handscomb reaching his half century too..
And they saw the end of the Day 1 with the score at 335/4 with both Marsh and Handscomb in the crease..
And to end it with the Big Wheel of all the batsman..