Technical Breakdown
Super Mega Baseball 3’s “To Many Walks” calculation is based on the number of walks issued by a pitcher per nine innings (BB/9). A high BB/9 indicates a pitcher who is struggling to control their pitches, leading to a greater number of walks. The game uses a formula that considers the pitcher’s BB/9, the number of innings pitched, and the total number of walks allowed to determine if the pitcher has issued too many walks.
Performance Insights
A pitcher with a BB/9 of 3 or higher is considered to be issuing too many walks. In Super Mega Baseball 3, pitchers who issue too many walks will have their stamina decreased more quickly, making them less effective over the course of a game. Additionally, pitchers with a high BB/9 are more likely to be pulled from the game by the manager.
Technical Breakdown
The formula used to calculate “To Many Walks” in Super Mega Baseball 3 is:
(BB/9) * IP * (0.01 * BB)
Where:
- BB/9 is the pitcher’s walks per nine innings
- IP is the number of innings pitched
- BB is the total number of walks allowed
