SOME1 PLEASE HELP ME :(

[big shmooz]

Try throwing the ball from third base to first base. You will see the chopiness.

Btw.. My system is quite high end. I have a 3.20 ghz processor & a Nvidia ge force 6800 ultra.

I have my settings ingame maxed out. I see chopiness on throws across the infield, but they are not terrible. I also used to see the chopiness on replays that follow the ball, but for some reason I no longer see chopiness there.

I also see chopiness on replays of the baserunner running like from second to home on a hit. (only on the auto replay that ea automatically uses)

I have my card settings on 8xs (not sure what the "s" means) antialiasing & 16 x anistropic filtering. I also have it set to high quality. I just changed my settings to turn my V-sync off, as opposed to having it set to "application controlled" & will see if that get's rid of the chopiness, which is really not bad to begin with, though it does exist noticably.

I am playing the game in 1280 x 1024 mode at 100 hz. refresh rate on a 24 inch cathode ray tube monitor.

I also suffer from the shimmering grass. Also in many stadiums, the ball is very hard to see on the outfield grass. I can run by the ball simply because I don't see it. What's up with that? Anybody else suffer from this issue?

[doctdc]

Ok. To fix the grass

Right click on your desktop

Hit Properties

Settings

Advanced

ATI3D

Check the Use Custom Box

Hit the Custom Tab

Turn Anti-alaising and Anisotropic filtering each to at least $X and 6X

Hit Apply and Ok

This should take care of the grass.

DocTDC

PS I'm assuming you are using recent drivers

[big shmooz]

Update to my previous post... When I turned the V-Sync off, it made the chopiness WORSE! Anyway, I turned it back on & it's back to how it was before, which is not perfect, but bearable.

Also... Just to clarify "doctdc"... I think he meant, 4x anti-aliasing & 6x anistropic filtering.