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Originally Posted by CMH
As it applies to OOTP, this is a good statement. Why didn't you just ask the developers this question instead of posing it as a confrontational opinion about hit velocity in the game of baseball?
I too would like to know how OOTP is calculating hit velocity and how can I use this information when evaluating a player.
In the real world, I can use hit velocity to probably predict if a player is going to get out of a bad luck streak. Can I do the same in OOTP? Can I see a rising hit velocity and accurately predict that my player might be getting out of his cold streak soon?
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Actually, my original comment was made somewhat in jest. I'm not against exit velocity or launch angle being in the game, I'd just rather not hear about it if I'm playing historical, Kind of like the game not using the extreme shifts of today when replaying 1975, Didn't even know I was being confrontational. I apologize if it upset you.