Pretty much any player 450 max and over will hit 615 foot homeruns. What is weird is that previously you had to pull the ball squarely to left-center or right-center depending on handedness of the batter to maximize distance. Now, it seems like that area gets you less distance instead. I find that hitting the ball directly to center field, pulling it down the foul line or even just slightly opposite field (don't go too far or you'll start losing distance the further opposite field you go) gets me the maximum distance of 615 feet.
Another weird thing is that after a good run my homeruns start to lose distance even when hit perfectly. It seems like there's an algorithm to limit how much gold you can win, such as if you win more than X amount of gold in Y period of time it starts nerfing your distance.
Wondered if anyone else had similar experiences with this, or had any tips for me?
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– The Great Houmy
***450+ power=floating homers will max out at 615 feet. If your legend has a power of 498, he will still top out at 615 if you 'float' the homer.
***If you 'flush'(square it) the ball, the range of the distance will vary depending on the power of your batter. The max distance can exceed 615, but the lower range outcomes makes it a poor strategy. It is, however, a good option if you noticed that your opponent shanked a ball.
I haven't noticed this, but I haven't done a ton of battles in diamond. I'd sum it up this way: Hit it high and watch it fly; hit it clean and you'll be yelling something obscene! Okay, okay, back to my lane. lol
edit: I don't believe there is an alog that limits your distance based on the amount of gold that you've won.