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| OOTP 18 - General Discussions Everything about the 2017 version of Out of the Park Baseball - officially licensed by MLB.com and the MLBPA. |
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I am hooked on 3D!
My very first game played out in OOTPB 18, in 3D: A walk-off, come from behind win on a sacrifice fly.
But, it was how the play unfolded in 3D. I saw that the fly ball may be deep enough. Here comes the throw, and the race is on! Slide into home plate, safe! My dugout empties out in a victory celebration. I've never experienced this level of in-game excitement, in real time (this is the key) before, and I've been playing OOTPB since version 6. Sure, I have exulted over game-winning homers and such, but that was a flick of a switch. This felt like it was happening in front of my eyes. Gosh, I am glad I bought 18.
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I was hooked when the other team hit a batter after a 2 run double, so after a 2 run homer I hit theirs. They charged the mound and all the little players ran to the middle to fight it was awesome!!
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I can't get used to it, to me Broadcast wins in realism...
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I respect that, seriously. I was one of the ones who argued against too much animation. I still don't want much - this level of animation is fine for me.
But now I cannot envision enjoying that final play as much in Broadcast as I did in 3D. Again, it was watching the play unfold that was fascinating and thrilling. And, of course, that I won the game. If I had lost . . .
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I really like it too! It's the main reason I built my new gaming rig complete with dual 1080Tis!
Ok, maybe not the MAIN reason. I do love 3D though
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![]() Yes, it is and should always be a text simulation game in which imagination plays a big part. Say, I'm still imagining here, looking at chess pawns and seeing big league ballplayers! But still, the dynamics of that play as it happened versus: click, "Sacrifice fly, runner scores, Orioles win!" in text. Not quite the same anymore.
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![]() No, just graphics cards. ![]() https://www.amazon.com/1080-ti/s?ie=...Ck%3A1080%20ti
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You know, I used to very much enjoy the text simulation and the sense of reading a good book and imagining what was happening on the field.
I converted to a 3D player and didn't even realize I had lost that great aspect of the game. Glad you reminded me. I look forward to the OOTP18 3D and hope it combines the best of both. |
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This was a beastly build for a couple of reasons. It's been a while since I've built a new rig and as a reward for battling cancer for the last 3 and 1/2 years.
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Here is The Play that changed my OOTPB gameplaying life! (See OP.)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B72...ew?usp=sharing [It's smoother in replay. The video screen capture program that I used made it a bit choppy. Click the download button if your browser does not play the video.]
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Seriously, the swarming at home plate is a nice touch. |
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As I said somewhere else, the by-product of 3D is my playing out more games, leading to more immersion. Not all of each game; I do use the RISP button and I will sim the end of blowout games, but I am playing every game.
It's too early to tell, but this may have resolved a long conflict for me: Whether to play slower and immerse myself more, or play faster and accumulate seasons and stats. Right now, the former has the upper hand.
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I'm with you! My simming games has stopped completely for now.
![]() Saw an inside the park homer a few games ago, really cool! |
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Unfortunately the hitter just disappeared when the left fielder caught the ball lol. ![]() ![]() ![]() Still looks like fun. |
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Last year I liked the 3D but was slightly annoyed by the ( infrequent ) wacky plays. Like a player running under the stands to get the ball etc. This year I haven't seen a single play that was off ( yet ). I haven't even seen the cut off guy hold on to the ball while a runner is scoring from 2nd.
Only thing I can even think of for this year is the crowd doesn't cheer for a HR until the ball lands in the stands. It would be cool if any long fly ball that looks like it might be close to going over got a reaction from the crowd when it left the bat. Such a minor thing it probably wasn't even worth mentioning. |
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I agree it looks great...
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I am a 3D fan so I was patiently tolerant of the amusing ricochets etc last year, this year so far so good. Very good.
I also see the added value of watching the 3D replay highlights of a game that you did not play out
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Guilty! Right now, that is.
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