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Re: hey bigman
[ Author: Jbroks86 | Posted: Aug 14, 2006 5:32 PM
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Re: hey bigman
[ Author: Shinigami | Posted: Aug 14, 2006 11:10 PM
| FSH Fan
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Here's pawapuro channel
http://www.konami.jp/gs/game/pawa/
As for the shift, CPU will look at ur stats and then decide whether to use it or not.
As for u using shift urself...well, depending on situations. If u dun want to give up a run when u have a runner at 3rd, then u can shift ur infield forward. Or when u're going up against some crazy powerhitting monsters (I see them alot when I was playing pawapuro 12...coz I made a few 200+ powers dudes), u can shift ur outfield further back, bcoz most likely u're gonna get a long flyout...etc
Depends on how u throw, what batters u're facing, and what situation u're under.
http://www.konami.jp/gs/game/pawa/
As for the shift, CPU will look at ur stats and then decide whether to use it or not.
As for u using shift urself...well, depending on situations. If u dun want to give up a run when u have a runner at 3rd, then u can shift ur infield forward. Or when u're going up against some crazy powerhitting monsters (I see them alot when I was playing pawapuro 12...coz I made a few 200+ powers dudes), u can shift ur outfield further back, bcoz most likely u're gonna get a long flyout...etc
Depends on how u throw, what batters u're facing, and what situation u're under.
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2.i can't remember if i asked you or if you replied to this , but it was about hitting i waned to know if i can be like the cpu i had a 7th hitter but he got hurt so when i sub in new guy when he came to bat the cpu did the shift how do they know when to shift?
do they use previous battin stats to see how he had hit the ball?, or do they look at exp a -hit f-meet c-power etc so what i really wanted to know is how can i tell when to shift? will i have to see how guy is batting that day, is there a screen i can go to to see where the guy is hitting ball etc tks for help.