Fielding cameras are horrible.

[BeatArmy]

I've just about had enough of the fielding cameras in this game. The centering on players that aren't under control has cost me multiple runs already. Ground ball to short, focused on Donaldson, Tulo's actually the controlled player, ball's through and then the LF is tethered to the infielder so now he's running in the opposite direction, too? Ugh, time to auto field.

[FluffyTonka]

yeah ... it's been getting me too. especially those outfield hits which are right center or left center.

I'm focussing (so is the camera, mind you) on my cf running around and getting the ball, only to find i'm actually in control of my rf who is running away from the ball.

[Trackball]

You know you can hit L2 to switch fielders, right?

[Cman9]

I feel dynamic camera gives you the best view and reaction time. I like the look of broadcast, but it's hard to read hard ground balls in day games IMO. Dynamic is perfect for me.

[NAFBUC]

Quote: Originally Posted by Cman9

I feel dynamic camera gives you the best view and reaction time. I like the look of broadcast, but it's hard to read hard ground balls in day games IMO. Dynamic is perfect for me.

I always used dynamic until this year, started using medium for fielding and broadcast for hitting.

Dynamic is a good view, and I may end up switching back.

[FluffyTonka]

Quote: Originally Posted by Trackball

You know you can hit L2 to switch fielders, right?

you can ... but, you have to wait to see which outfielder the CPU is giving you before you know whether to hit L2 or not.

this can be a second or two lag in hauling in a catch or saving a ball through the alley etc

[BeatArmy]

Quote: Originally Posted by Trackball

You know you can hit L2 to switch fielders, right?

You know I was talking about a ground ball, right?

[Juve]

I use dynamic view and don't seem to have much of a problem..

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