@APBA-GO-Jeremy Jeremy, sent!

Tim

@APBA-GO-Jeremy Jeremy

Thanks! Nope! You sort of answered my question! I’ll give the master game a try! Is it pretty easy to play? I’m sure it walks you through most of it.

Thanks

Tim

@APBA-GO-Jeremy Thank you so much Jeremy!

Best Wishes

Tim

sorry meant to ad that i like it. kind of early warning pitcher getting gassed.

@Bigasslover Potentially. We have some lined up

Thanks for letting me know,
Jeremy

Hi!,

in most cases the information used to determine game results will be made available to players. Also, the back and forth flow between offense and defense will also take place prior to results being made available. This should appeal to managers familiar with the master game (while making the game playable to those managers who are still learning)

Hope this helps,

@striker2550 The PH facing a batter has been an issue that is being looked at, but I am not sure about the timetable for the fix. The issue with the force at second with the bases loaded and no out, allowing the winning run to score, is interesting. With 28, if the infield is deep, the force is at second, and others advance a base. In Fielding Two, the runner is out at home with Infield In. In Fielding One & Three, it is a single with Infield In. We can examine the strategy on that one.

Sidney might PH for the pitcher in the first inning if the other pitcher is tough and there is a good PH option on the bench. The thinking is an opportunity to break the game open early, and there should be a decent long reliever in the bullpen.

cant wait for some master game options. Keep up the good work Jeremy its appreciated

Thanks Randy. I will try that.

@APBA-GO-Jeremy Hi Jeremy, yeah I had sent that when two tries to send it through the normal GO SUPPORT tab hadn’t gone through. May be a glitch on my end. Thanks for the reply.
Randy

Totally agree. The addition of both these features has added excellent realism to every game I roll. Although I’m finding the final three innings of most games are now taking as much time to play as the first six. But all worth it. AAA+++ improvements.

One option on my personal wish-list now would be seeing EVERY new pitcher get a one-time upgrade for the first batter he faces, provided it’s lefty-vs-lefty or righty-vs-righty. (And not just the pitchers with reliever asterisks.)

After adding more games to the collection the batting averages are now correct. That was a strange one.

good suggestion

And it just happened again for me, with no issue. '53 Yankees vs '16 Brooklyn. Joe Collins reaches on a one-out error. Next batter, Hank Bauer, hits a two-run HR for a 2-0 New York lead. Updated box score correctly shows that only one of the runs is unearned.