u/North-Homework-346

Is manual batting really that more superior to auto batting? And why?

Been playing Baseball Clash for a while and looking to get better at manual batting.
I can hit pretty well against some pitchers, but I struggle with timing and recognizing pitches against better players. Sometimes I feel like I’m swinging too early, other times I’m late and popping everything up.
For those of you who are successful with manual batting:
What camera settings do you use?
Do you start your swing early or react to the pitch?
Any tips for reading fastballs vs off-speed pitches?
How do you handle pitchers that constantly mix locations?
What helped you improve the most?
I’m currently in Silver League with most players unlocked, but I feel like manual batting is what’s holding me back. Any advice would be appreciated.

Need some help tracking down a starting issue on my 2004 Road King.
The bike has about 17,000 miles and recently started having trouble cranking over. When I hit the start button, I usually get one solid click from the starter area but the engine doesn’t turn over.
Things I’ve checked:
Ground wires seem to be clean and tight
Fuel pump primes normally.
Starter relay has been replaced.
Battery is a newer Yuasa.
Battery shows around 11.9 volts.
Bike will start if I jump it after that it’s a hit or miss if it starts without a jump after that.
Once it starts, it runs and rides perfectly with no charging issues that I’ve noticed.
A while back I removed the starter, cleaned it, and reinstalled it because the replacement starter I ordered didn’t fit. Since then I’ve been wondering if the issue is the starter itself, bad cables/grounds, or something I missed during reassembly.
Has anyone had a Road King do this? Would you suspect the battery, cables, starter contacts, starter motor, or something else?
Any troubleshooting tips would be appreciated.

Foul play is a club I just started. I'm looking to getting 10 members to start practicing in club leagues.