BLIC - Report any bugs here - Page 12

afridi25 · 17th July 2005, 02:15 PM

hes even doing it on the bug section how do we ban him

afridi25 · 17th July 2005, 02:40 PM

get ******

straw · 17th July 2005, 05:50 PM

LOL. Im gone

kamrandahir · 17th July 2005, 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Ste

Please report any bugs you have found in the BLIC demo in this thread. Try and give as much detail as possible on the bug.

Ste

Edit: bugs identified so far

fielders always throw to wicket keeper
ball goes through pads on occasion
bowler always tries to field
fielders going for same ball and bumping into each other
only bowler appeals for lbw
run given after bouncer is bowled
lack of support for >10 button gamepads
players circling round ball
bowling speeds much too low on average
no balls always at low speed

HELP ME I FOUND SOME BIG BUGS VERY BIG BUGS

I AM KAMRANDAHIR AND SEE MY PROOF

http://www.planetcricket.net/forums/...030#post160030

barmyarmy · 17th July 2005, 10:19 PM

Why have you linked us to a post on the previous page?

afridi25 · 18th July 2005, 11:30 AM

oh hes deleted them now has he

varun05 · 18th July 2005, 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Ankit kukreti

This is strange but are you sure about that. For me it has not happened so far.

yeah i hv particularly seen this.

also when a bouncer is bowled and the umpire signals one for the over it has been reported that one run is added but that doesn't happen in my comp???

guess some bugs appear randomly or what???

aprofromindia · 18th July 2005, 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by varun05

yeah i hv particularly seen this.

also when a bouncer is bowled and the umpire signals one for the over it has been reported that one run is added but that doesn't happen in my comp???

guess some bugs appear randomly or what???

It depends on the bouncer, if its above shoulder height while the batsman is on his stance then its a no ball.

varun05 · 18th July 2005, 04:07 PM

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Originally Posted by aprofromindia

It depends on the bouncer, if its above shoulder height while the batsman is on his stance then its a no ball.

yeah but if it is above his head umpire will signal no ball not one for the over.
it has been reported that even after signalling one for the over run was provided as if it was a no ball. but this didn't happened with me.

Quote:

Originally Posted by aprofromindia

It depends on the bouncer, if its above shoulder height while the batsman is on his stance then its a no ball.

didn't read it properly b4 :
it is a no ball if it is above his head and not above his shoulder.
one ball above his shoulder is allowed.

JimmyD · 18th July 2005, 05:00 PM

The main bugs i've noticed on first play:

Slow bowling by the opposition: since when does brett lee bowl you a 40mph bouncer? apparently all the time on this demo!
Its too easy to hit sixes, especially fine on the legside.
When you bowl a bouncer over head height the umpire gives you a first warning yet the computer adds a run to the batting score???
Why are no-balls all bowled at 40mph? fair enough they are no balls as you've overstepped but why do they have to be slow as well?
Also there seems to be a fine line between bowling a 95mph delivery and a 50mph delivery if you fail to fill the power bar up to 100%. Surely if you fill the power bar up to 75% the speed should drop about 10mph not 45mph??? I not sure its that realistic bowling a 45mph ball with harmison. not even giles bowls that slow!
The computer AI on run chases seems poor. Why do they block the first two overs when chasing around a 100 in six overs? and if you bowl a tight line with a defensive field then they'll never get over 20. Seems strange.
It also seems difficult to get lbw's or to bowl batsmen unless you use the so called 'special delivery'. Not sure about this.

One minor thing that i wondered if anyone else had noticed is the lack of numbers on any of the players shirts when you are bowling, including the opposition batsmen, however when you bat numbers mysteriously appear?!? strange but true, not sure i'm qualified to investigate this though, a job for mulder and scully i reckon.

However there are a lot of things I like about this game and have it on preorder for xbox, so hope some of the above have been sorted before release.

ZoraxDoom · 19th July 2005, 08:00 AM

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One minor thing that i wondered if anyone else had noticed is the lack of numbers on any of the players shirts when you are bowling, including the opposition batsmen, however when you bat numbers mysteriously appear?!? strange but true, not sure i'm qualified to investigate this though, a job for mulder and scully i reckon.

Sometimes they wear sweaters...

Pat · 19th July 2005, 08:04 AM

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Originally Posted by varun05

yeah but if it is above his head umpire will signal no ball not one for the over.
it has been reported that even after signalling one for the over run was provided as if it was a no ball. but this didn't happened with me.

didn't read it properly b4 :
it is a no ball if it is above his head and not above his shoulder.
one ball above his shoulder is allowed.

If it is above the batsman's head,umpire will signal no ball as well as "one for the over"..

JimmyD · 19th July 2005, 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by ZoraxDoom

Sometimes they wear sweaters...

Everyone? including the batsmen? all the time?
The animation doesn't show sweaters anyway, just shirts without numbers!

shahid6995 · 19th July 2005, 02:08 PM

Don't know if this has been mentioned before. Has anyone experienced this?

In batting, I took an almighty swing with the power shot button on a no-ball (since you get that red "X" a split-second before the delivery)... the ball took an edge and went to the slips and was caught. Since it was a no-ball, it was not out, but stupidly I pressed the run button and was easily run-out with a direct throw, both batsmen stranded mid-pitch. The fielders appealed, celebrated, and the umpire raised his finger to give me out. However, nothing changed. Next ball I had the same batter, same score, same wickets. It was like that ball never took place. I cant remember whether it even counted that ball or not, I did not notice.

ZoraxDoom · 19th July 2005, 07:22 PM

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Originally Posted by shahid6995

Don't know if this has been mentioned before. Has anyone experienced this?

In batting, I took an almighty swing with the power shot button on a no-ball (since you get that red "X" a split-second before the delivery)... the ball took an edge and went to the slips and was caught. Since it was a no-ball, it was not out, but stupidly I pressed the run button and was easily run-out with a direct throw, both batsmen stranded mid-pitch. The fielders appealed, celebrated, and the umpire raised his finger to give me out. However, nothing changed. Next ball I had the same batter, same score, same wickets. It was like that ball never took place. I cant remember whether it even counted that ball or not, I did not notice.

If a catch is taken of a noball it becomes a dead ball...that might be it?

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Originally Posted by JimmyD

Everyone? including the batsmen? all the time?
The animation doesn't show sweaters anyway, just shirts without numbers!

Nope...its sweaters without numbers. Happens quite a few times. Batters are mostly wearing them all the time, and most fielders, but not bowlers I think...