Want an in-betweener? There's a specialization for that. Want a big hitter? Then he won't necessarily have that base-stealing speed. Where MLB 2K11 aimed to expand experience from away from the pitcher and big hitters into the field, MLB 2K12 expands the idea further by adding specializations. But wait a second to get your feet underneath you and you'll have a wider green zone and better chance of making the play.Ī fielder with a strong arm has less drastic penalties for hitting the yellow zone, but it's all scenario-driven. Pick up a bouncing line drive while leaning forward and the majority of your throw meter will blare red.
They claim this year's game will have more foul balls, which in turn will up the pitch count and make backup pitchers more important.ĭepending on any given situation, your throw meters shift dramatically on the fly. The new pitching systems encourage good pitching, full of variety, and attempt to teach players how to adjust their game to a more realistic standard.ĢK Sports took countless stats, calculated angles, tendencies, swing timing, average landings and pitch locations in order to deliver a more realistic depiction of where the ball goes after hitting the bat.
If someone hits one of your pitches, its skill number drops, reflecting both the lost confidence from the pitcher and the fact the batter may be able to read the next one.Īdditionally, a new graphic system called Pitch Track lets you see where every pitch you've thrown hit, and if you're hitting certain parts of the strike zone too often. Continue to repeat yourself and it'll shift to red.
Throw too many of a pitch and its symbol will shift from green to yellow. Instead, batters will learn your tricks and start punishing you for repetition. That means that you can no longer just throw low fastballs if you're on a streak. MLB 2K12 looks to keep players from turning the game into a game. Here are the major changes coming to MLB 2K12:
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