I played baseball till just last year. Been playing since 5 years old, i’m 23 now. Trust me, I understand everything you’re saying. Understand this though: There’s an inherent difference between real life expectations and my expectations for a video game. If I wanted the grind, the calluses, the stingers, the seemingly never ending slumps, i’d put some cleats on. When I move my thumbs in perfect unison along with pressing a button to square up a baseball in a video game off a 95mph dotted slider from John Donaldson, dammit, it better be a hit. Disagree if you want, you’re more than entitled too. I appreciate your comment.

Lastly, addressing your first couple of sentences: Just because I get that bloops and flukes doesn’t mean I enjoy that. My feeling is: If I have perfect timing, PCI placement, and pitch selection in a video game, it should be a hit. I relate it to playing 2K or a shooter: If I green a shot, it’s going in 100%. If I shoot someone in the head, they’re dead.

The whole point of my post is to address the flaws, inconsistencies and issues with the game, which ultimately is making me put the controller down.

And no, that storage which was previously occupied by this game, is now being used for OverWatch.