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Baseball Nine Cheats: Tips & Strategy Guide

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Enjoy fast-paced baseball games in Baseball Nine! Featuring simple art design, quick play methods for on-the-go gaming, and a full fledged team building mode, Baseball Nine is the ultimate baseball game for pros and beginners alike. Our Baseball 9 cheats and tips will show you how to build a great team and play through the matches like a pro!

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Baseball Nine can be enjoyed casually with its quick play function, or seriously with its surprisingly in-depth gameplay mechanics. Either way, the game is built for everyone, and we’re here to help everyone succeed with our Baseball 9 cheats, tips and tricks strategy guide!

Complete the Missions and Achievements!

The best way to earn more Recruit Tickets to get more players for your team is through the Missions and Achievements. Missions are a set of daily missions that cycle out once the day is over.

While none of the missions directly reward you with tickets, they DO offer gems as a reward, and you can use those to buy Recruit Tickets.

Achievements are the milestone missions. These missions never change and can be completed at any time. Unlike the missions, achievements offer Recruit Tickets as a direct reward, so try to complete as many as you can.

Watch your players’ conditions!

If you look at a player’s info box, you’ll see a little happy face icon. This is their condition, and it’s a general representation of their performance.

As players participate in games, their condition will slowly worsen as they get tired. You’ll see that the happy face starts to turn into a frown, and their stats will begin to suffer.

Further use of the same player will result in a big condition drop, and their stats will take a severe hit.

Try not to let any of your players get to this point! If you see that one of them is starting to get tired, substitute one of your extra players in, or you can use a Condition Drink to get them back to max condition right away.

Use your Stamina for Quick Results!

Before you start a league game, you’ll notice that there’s a button to the left of the Play Ball button that says “Quick Result”. Quick Result will instantly play through a whole game for you at the cost of two stamina. You’ll earn the same amount of experience, get the same amount of rewards, so there’s no downside to it.

Before you start playing normal games, you should expend all of your stamina on Quick Results. You don’t need any stamina at all to play through a match normally, so there’s no reason to hold onto your stamina.

Always go for Power Hits!

When it’s your turn to bat, you’re going to want to get used to Power Hits. Selecting the Power Hit option decreases the size of the ball’s bounding box dramatically, making it much harder to land hits.

However, if you do land a successful hit, you’ll hit the ball much farther than normal. Ideally you’ll want to practice at this until Power Hits become the default selection for you.

Throw tricky pitches!

Just like batting, you can set your pitches to different strengths, each with their own pros and cons. The most important thing when it comes to pitching though is staying unpredictable.

Remember that you can control the directory of your pitch up to the point where the ball leaves your hand, so don’t throw in the same place over and over again.

That’s all for Baseball Nine! If you have any other tips or tricks to share, let us know in the comments below!

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Jeremy Kanjanapangka
Jeremy is a Content Writer for Touch, Tap, Play, and has been writing in the games journalism industry for almost a decade now. With a degree in English and a passion for games, he loves to talk and write about all kinds of games. While you can find him covering the latest and greatest games, there is a special place in his heart for RPGs, action-adventure games, fighting games, and anything Nintendo related.