When appealing, I want a menu or question to come up, what are you appealing for? Catch/ LBW/ Stump/ Run out? at this point when you appeal i think the ump only considers one thing
An appeal covers all forms of dismissal in the laws, so it would be incorrect to do it this way (and probably waste another few seconds going through a menu).When appealing, I want a menu or question to come up, what are you appealing for? Catch/ LBW/ Stump/ Run out? at this point when you appeal i think the ump only considers one thing
In theory yes, but you can never appeal for a run out for example in this game. when you appeal for a run out the ump only considers caught lbw...An appeal covers all forms of dismissal in the laws, so it would be incorrect to do it this way (and probably waste another few seconds going through a menu).
Interesting, can’t say I’ve come across that particular scenario - I would have thought the best way to amend it would just be to ensure that an appeal does actually consider run outs, rather than a menu, though?In theory yes, but you can never appeal for a run out for example in this game. when you appeal for a run out the ump only considers caught lbw...
Commentary needs to be improved.
Added one to the bug thread overweekend.
The commentators do not say the players names when stating good short or well played. There is just a blank.
Seems a shame as Slater is now on the comms. I find myself turning comms volume down or off as a result.
Licensed teams - Eng & Aus Womens teamsis the issue with downloaded teams or licensed teams? if it is downloaded teams then some of the created players do not have any assigned commentary name, that could be the reason for commentators not saying any name.
Commentary needs to be improved.
Yea I agree. People know themselves if it was a good shot or a bad shot, or a 4 or a 6. I'd rather be told something like "Australia now need 260 runs with 4 wickets in hand", or "The run rate is now at 7 an over". Stuff about the current/future state of the game that relies on the current state, rather than relying on what happened the previous ball and more chance of something glitching it up. Of course you could still have the basics, but it must be hard to determine if a 4 was a result of a good shot, or a terrible shot that got lucky. The player themselves will already know that. Adding some contextual things such as "If I were the fielding captain, I'd look for a more attacking field with only 2 wickets needed for victory", or "The powerplay is now in action. The bowlers will have to be careful now with only 2 fielders allowed outside the circle" is informative/entertaining but also gives you an idea about the situation of the game along with the tactics and rules of the game.It's a big negative on almost every review, but oh so hard to change that. I'm honestly not sure what you could do to fix it: I've said for a long time that perhaps the way to do it is make it a lot more instructional: have a system which chiefly keeps the player informed about the match situation, rather than ball to ball stuff. If you PR'd that as a huge feature (the first cricket game (sports game?) to focus on keeping the player a heads up on targets, what they should be doing etc. Explain cricket more. Maybe then people would get that it's so useful that it doesn't have to be seamless and entertaining and slick (although hey: strive for both!).
There's also another argument that, without that to pick fault with, they might find more other things to fault. I'd rather have a paragraph of the review saying "the commentary isn't very good" in the review - most people would read that and say "I can live with that", but might be put off if something else was there...
So hard.