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Was just reading something online & would like an explanation to it.
“For bowling aggression, I put it on 3 and leave it on 3. I do not vary the line or length at all. The aim is to bowl conventionally, at the peak aggression levels, but with defensive field settings.
What I find is, that the aggression levels allows for reasonable wicket-taking, without losing too much economically. When I have experimented with very defensive settings, I find that batsmen can poke away and score steadily, with wickets being a rare thing.”
Does this mean that the player has put his bowling aggression on the right side bars to 3 bars & then clicked on the field & then set his field to what ever he wants?
I’ve always just used the right bars to set fields, this is new to me even after playing this game since the first installment, haha.
“For bowling aggression, I put it on 3 and leave it on 3. I do not vary the line or length at all. The aim is to bowl conventionally, at the peak aggression levels, but with defensive field settings.
What I find is, that the aggression levels allows for reasonable wicket-taking, without losing too much economically. When I have experimented with very defensive settings, I find that batsmen can poke away and score steadily, with wickets being a rare thing.”
Does this mean that the player has put his bowling aggression on the right side bars to 3 bars & then clicked on the field & then set his field to what ever he wants?
I’ve always just used the right bars to set fields, this is new to me even after playing this game since the first installment, haha.