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Suggestion
If you are going to do sound, it needs to be done right:
-> The more people in attendance, the louder the crowd should be. If you only have 5,000 people in the stands, you should only be able to get a smattering of applause. Blow outs should generally get quieter towards the end of the game as people leave. Conversly, a close game should get louder towards the end of the game when a tense situation arises.
-> Superstars from visiting teams should generally be booed when coming to the plate.
-> After a good performance, a home pitcher should get a nice applause when being taken out of the game.
-> A superstar on the home teams should not be booed when striking out after going 3-3 earlier in the game. Booing local players should be reserved for unpopular or seriously slumping players.
This list could go on and on but you get the idea. To do sound right, it would be quite complicated.
Reason
Immersion
Priority
Low
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Keith Gage
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