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Yeah I know it was a feature of the game for that reason but only certain players had this bug that caused the icon to go red after one or two pitches. I think it was just a few pitchers that had this bug, Darvish was one and Drew Smyly was another.

No but this this has been a problem for some time and I had remembered reading about giving pitchers an extra pitch or something to help with the issue but can't remember for sure. It could have been a bug in the game using 2k's rosters.

I remember reading about this before, when pitches turn yellow then red after only a few pitches, was there ever a fix for this?

To run as an admin you need to right click on the program then select the option.

There is a slider that controls how often the text thing pops up telling you what pitch is coming, turn that up all the way then you'll know whats coming.

I thought 2k was strictly timing?

I just checked my full version and i can still access everything. I did switch my PC to windows 10 a while back so had to re-do the keys and then it worked fine, have you tried re-entering them?

Yeah the work around is necessary, even for windows 7.

Hot? I think he's using the wrong term.

So what about bunting when someone has a no hitter going?

I say save it for walkoffs etc. Unless of course it's my team doing the celebrating along with me.

Yeah I know, it was a shot in the dark.

Any idea if this works for windows 10?

Nothing wrong with a good celebration just so long as it isn't thrown in someones face.

Its $20 for the same game from last year and the year before. They haven't bothered to fix the clunky swing animation and $20 for a roster update is outrageous. If MLB media really wanted to do the right thing they would have just updated the first games rosters. This is like instead of getting MVP baseball we got 3 straight years of triple play 2001. Not saying triple play is a bad game, but what's the point in buying the same game every year with no improvements? They have announced improvements including online play. I think it's a bit early to say it's the same game. Besides not everyone cares for the show. Besides a game doesn't have to look like the real thing in order to be a sim. Just take a look at the Power Pro games they release in Japan, based on the PYS series but with cartoon looking characters yet it plays very sim Features Make the play Make the play with your favorite Major League Baseball team and win the World Series! Feel the action R.B.I. Baseball 16 features new fielding moves like dives, wall catches, pump-fakes and more! New and Improved R.B.I. 16 features enhanced lighting and graphics, revamped defensive AI and improved batting system. Season Track your season stats by team, player and league leaders across multiple seasons. Sim through games in Season mode! Your Team, Your Way Modify your lineup with complete MLB rosters or play classic R.B.I. Baseball 16-player rosters. Downloadable roster updates throughout the 2016 season. Multiplayer Take your skills to the next level and compete online (Console and PC versions only) More Details Defense: A redeveloped defensive AI will introduce new fielding capabilities including dives, wall catches, fake throws and more. This system will give users more control than ever before in making defensive plays. Baserunning: Built in part from MLBAM's award-winning tracking technology, Statcast™, baserunners' abilities will be driven by on-field metrics from the 2015 MLB season. Batting: An improved batting engine will feature variable perfect timing. For the best outcome, swing earlier on inside pitches and later on outside pitches. Pitching: With a reworked pitching strategy AI, pitchers will play to their individual strengths. For example, a pitcher who features a wide range of velocity will mix speeds more often. Season SIM: During season mode play, sim a game or multiple games to quickly advance through the season and into the postseason -- should the team win its division or earn a Wild Card spot. Lineup: Modify a team's lineup pregame or in-game, including substitution strategies such as double switches. Lineups can be set from a franchise's 40-man roster or the game's classic 16-player rosters. Graphics: All 30 MLB ballparks will feature a new lighting system based on actual geographic locations, field views and additional hi-resolution realistic design elements.