@Brady Karr ... When you say get it unlocked, do you simply mean remove the PCI from screen? If so, at the 0:08 mark under Hitting Interface >> Plate Coverage Indicator ... change it from "on" to "off"
@@bradykarr5077 ... Depending on which "hitting interface" you choose, the game will "lock" a certain feature(s) because I think those specific feature(s) is/are not influenced by the specific 'hitting interface' that you choose. Here's a quick video that I just created: ua-cam.com/video/6RIr9i6Lf3I/v-deo.html It shows that when I switch to different 'hitting interfaces,' certain features/options will be automatically locked. "Zone hitting" allows the user to change the PCI interface. "Directional" and "Pure Analog" doesn't, which is why it looks like it's locked in the game. The PCI indicator only works in "zone hitting" because zone hitting strictly uses PCI to aim for the ball -- it's harder to hit with zone hitting. With Directional/Pure analog, you don't have to be pinpoint perfect. You will still use the left analog stick, but the reason 'why" is different than zone hitting. With directional, you're using the left analog stick to influence which side of the field you want to hit. Hold left and the batter will try to pull the ball to the left. Hold right and the batter will try to go to the opposite field. Analog hitting, I think it might be sort of similar to directional hitting as well. Left stick to influence which part of the field you want to pull.
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How do you get it unlocked
@Brady Karr ... When you say get it unlocked, do you simply mean remove the PCI from screen? If so, at the 0:08 mark under Hitting Interface >> Plate Coverage Indicator ... change it from "on" to "off"
When I try to change it it’s locked
@@bradykarr5077 ... Depending on which "hitting interface" you choose, the game will "lock" a certain feature(s) because I think those specific feature(s) is/are not influenced by the specific 'hitting interface' that you choose.
Here's a quick video that I just created:
ua-cam.com/video/6RIr9i6Lf3I/v-deo.html
It shows that when I switch to different 'hitting interfaces,' certain features/options will be automatically locked.
"Zone hitting" allows the user to change the PCI interface. "Directional" and "Pure Analog" doesn't, which is why it looks like it's locked in the game. The PCI indicator only works in "zone hitting" because zone hitting strictly uses PCI to aim for the ball -- it's harder to hit with zone hitting.
With Directional/Pure analog, you don't have to be pinpoint perfect. You will still use the left analog stick, but the reason 'why" is different than zone hitting. With directional, you're using the left analog stick to influence which side of the field you want to hit. Hold left and the batter will try to pull the ball to the left. Hold right and the batter will try to go to the opposite field.
Analog hitting, I think it might be sort of similar to directional hitting as well. Left stick to influence which part of the field you want to pull.
K thank you so much for telling me this