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General => RBI Baseball => Topic started by: clyon81 on 05/14/03, 12:01:41 AM

Poll
Question: If you could change one thing about RBI, what would it be?
Option 1: Add diving/jumping votes: 1
Option 2: Longer fences votes: 0
Option 3: Add season mode votes: 7
Option 4: The noise they call music!!! votes: 0
Option 5: A tougher CPU opponent votes: 5
Option 6: More teams votes: 4
Option 7: Pregame Lineup Changes votes: 2
Option 8: Other votes: 0
Title: Changing Gameplay?
Post by: clyon81 on 05/14/03, 12:01:41 AM
For me, its tough, but Id probably have to go with diving, jumping. The complexity of RBI Baseball would probably change dramatically if you could do something about those ground balls that seem to stroll past your players in the field.

Next I would probably love some sort of season mode. Maybe even track some stats for players.

Then customizing/changing the distance of the fences. I think the game would be a bit more interesting if we could back the fences up to somewhere between where they are, and where the stadium itself ends. Maybe even change the look of the outfield stands, add an entry tunnel or two. As it is, it resembles a mob of toothless europeans at a "Futball" match.

The last one is a stretch, but maybe im enjoying my tailored stadiums from WSB 2k3 too much.

Food for thought, food for thought.........
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: Beanball on 05/14/03, 01:11:34 AM
So many things to add.
More teams, like the later RBIs.
Pregame lineup changes.  I like to give crappy players a chance.
Different ballparks.
Fights.  I wish I had the brains and resources to edit RBI so that after a beanball, there would be a very slight chance that you could have a fight.

I'd settle for meshing in the fight scene from Ice Hockey, just because it would look so idiotic.
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: Gantry on 05/14/03, 09:05:51 AM
Some good ideas there, so I added some more entries to the poll.  I personally would like a tougher CPU, the biggest problem with RBI is that it's no fun to play by yourself...
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: clyon81 on 05/14/03, 10:52:04 AM
Unless you suck at it, like me.
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: ericdavisfan on 05/14/03, 11:19:57 AM
I agree with Ganrty on this.  I typically have to play a 1 player game, because I don't have any RBI freaks living near.  Only when my brother comes into town do I get to play a two player game, so I'd appreciate a tough game against the computer.  I did enjoy the new roms posted.  I played a game where I was the Dodgers and the computer was the Yankees.  They gave me a challenge, because they homer every other at bat!  Good job on those ROMs by the way!
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: sucka free on 05/14/03, 02:39:51 PM
I definitly choose season mode.  Season mode can give you free agency, SEASON STATS (how godly would this be), playoffs, worldseries, trading, injuries, ect.  I never play the CPU in any sports game.   The CPU is always bad in every game.  Playing against your friends is the only reason to buy a sports game.
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: Gantry on 05/14/03, 02:53:57 PM
Season stats would be excellent, kind of forgot about that.  If there is a reason to play the CPU, it would be to get the best stats you can...
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: clyon81 on 05/14/03, 03:52:16 PM
I see a lot of talk about weak computer opponents, and no conquering of my Tampa Bay Challenge!?!

I posted my experiences on the RBI 2k3 forum. Check it out

http://league.rbicentral.com/2k3.htm
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: SmokedUBad13 on 12/09/03, 10:48:35 PM
Tougher CPU hands down.  A season mode would be tight, although there already is a season-like mode when you play the computer.  The only thing that sucks about it is that it's too easy.  Hence, throw down my vote for a more challenging 1 player mode.  I wouldn't dare touch any other aspect of the game.

SmokedUBad
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Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: doveRBI on 12/09/03, 11:07:24 PM
Ok let me set the record straight, there can be no change to the mechanics of gameplay or we will no longer have RBI.  Anyone who has played the blasphemy called RBI 2 or 3 should know what I'm talking about.  I fully agree with the tougher AI but since I only had one vote had to go with season mode.  I can still have fun pounding the computer if it will keep the stats for me!
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: jrg on 12/10/03, 01:09:09 AM
doverbi and some of the other cocksuckers on here are fucking sickening, nothing but moronice whining anout how much they hate rbi 2 and 3, which were much better that the fatass slow-pitch softball of the original rbi. rbi was a great game....15 fucking years ago.

but why should i expect people on this message board to be any less obnoxious than any other message board on the internet. way too much extra time...that's all of our problems. that's the only reason i even wasted my time making updated rosters for another game i never even play anymore.  the novelty has worn of......time for me to enter the insane aslyum
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: fknmclane on 12/10/03, 02:23:08 AM
Season mode.  Make it like Super Tecmo Bowl.  Not insanely good, just the first of its kind.

It puts the lotion on its skin!
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: Flood on 12/10/03, 07:06:50 AM
He called us cocksuckers...that's funny.  I think it's time for a beatdown.
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: BeefMaster on 12/10/03, 07:11:13 AM
jrg, I find it amusing that you complain about us being obnoxious and moronic, yet at the same time you post an obnoxious, semi-literate stream of angry filth.  I'm one of the ones here who likes RBI 2 and 3, and your post pissed me off.

And for the record, some of us like slow-pitch softball.
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: ultimate7 on 12/10/03, 09:31:43 AM
I'd love to be able to have a competitive game against the computer
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: GDavis on 12/10/03, 10:26:18 AM
Quote from: ultimate7 on 12/10/03, 09:31:43 AM
I'd love to be able to have a competitive game against the computer

I'd say try to play with your feet.  But I tried that and I was still able to whip the computer.
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: BeefMaster on 12/10/03, 10:31:04 AM
QuoteI'd say try to play with your feet.  But I tried that and I was still able to whip the computer.

With a regular controller?  Wow.  I could see doing that with the NES Advantage, maybe, but a regular controller is really impressive.  Then again, I've never tried it, so it could be easier than I think.
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: GDavis on 12/10/03, 10:39:54 AM
Quote from: BeefMaster on 12/10/03, 10:31:04 AM
QuoteI'd say try to play with your feet.  But I tried that and I was still able to whip the computer.

With a regular controller?  Wow.  I could see doing that with the NES Advantage, maybe, but a regular controller is really impressive.  Then again, I've never tried it, so it could be easier than I think.

Yeah, it was a regular controller.  First game or two was tough, but once you get used to it it's pretty easy.
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: vgp100 on 12/10/03, 11:09:41 AM
Why change anything?
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: fknmclane on 12/10/03, 11:16:54 AM
Speaking of doing things with your feet.  An old friend of mine was a huge pothead.  Huge.  Probably still is, I don't know.  Anyway, he had this gigantic five foot bong.  Beautiful piece.  The problem with a five-footer is that someone needs to light it for you. It also makes you legally retarded for about 6 hours but anyway, he taught himself how to hold a lighter in his foot, between his big toe and the next two.  He could light it up, burn the whole bowl, pull the stem and then clear the chamber.  Imagine if he actually put his mind to something besides the pot.
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: vgp100 on 12/10/03, 11:41:11 AM
What kind of lighter? Zippo or Bic?
Zippo--I can see--no way a Bic.

Potheads are some of the most creative people in the world. There's nothing more tragic than not having anything to smoke out of.
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: fknmclane on 12/10/03, 11:42:09 AM
Bic.  No joke.
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: Reds on 12/10/03, 01:56:17 PM
Nothing should be changed...the game is perfect...and why mess with perfection?
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: Baines on 12/10/03, 02:02:49 PM
Those are all pretty good ideas but I'd most like to see some stat tracking.  

The only one I wouldn't add is diving/jumping.  It would take away the kick ass diving graphics they already have.  We call them web gems and award 1 drink.
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: doveRBI on 12/10/03, 11:35:35 PM
Wow that guest JRG character is such a piece of crap that I will not even respond to him in spite of his moronic personal attack.  I will however address his softball reference by saying that after RBI and Little League World Series the 3rd best baseball game for NES was Dusty Diamond's All-Star Softball.  I know it is not baseball but it counts.  It is worth playing.
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: jg on 12/10/03, 11:39:28 PM
Can anyone tell me how I'd go about creating my own RBI rom.  Like how would Chet do suck a thing with the 2003 teams.  Someone tell me!! Thanks alot
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: erhajj on 12/11/03, 09:01:16 AM
I think that if I were to change anything it would be to add a season mode in which the stats were tracked and to add more teams.  I am a lifelong A's fan and it would be cool to see the 86 or 87 roster of the A's on RBI.  Right now I just have Canseco and Mcgwire on the allstars and a few others that happened to be on other RBI teams (Like Reggie and Dave Henderson).
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: doveRBI on 12/18/03, 05:26:01 PM
If you could merge the front-end completeness of Tecmo Super Bowl with the perfection of RBI game then you would have an even more ultimate product.
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: fknmclane on 12/19/03, 02:03:11 AM
I always wish there were an RBI version of Super Tecmo Bowl.  The best of both worlds.
Title: Re:Changing Gameplay?
Post by: BeefMaster on 12/19/03, 08:11:39 AM
Actually, Tecmo attempted to make baseball games at one point.  I never played their NES offering (not even sure there was one), but I got Tecmo Super Baseball with my SNES when I bought it secondhand, and it's without a doubt the worst baseball game I've ever played.  The fielding is weird and without challenge, and the hitting seems random.  The graphics are rotten, the sound is annoying... ugh, just a rotten game.  I guess it has a front-end based on their earlier football and basketball games, which is a good thing, and it looked like there was a decent-looking season mode, but I never had the patience for more than about three games.