San Diego Studio Employee
@Sarge1387_PSN -- I don't have anything concrete to share right now, but I'll keep everyone posted as necessary. I know that's not a satisfactory "answer" (generous description, I know), but kind of the best one I have at the moment.
We'll talk more about it in the coming weeks/months.
Just want to remind everyone that we have no issue with criticism related to the game itself, as long as it's given respectfully and constructively, but personal digs at individual SDS team members or other forum members is unacceptable and will earn you a one-way ticket to Bantown.
Thanks and carry on!
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My understanding is that on rare occasions, the odd player may come to get scanned at the studio, but it's not a regular occurrence.
I don't have any info to share currently on changes to the process going forward.
To give a little bit of clarity on how the face scan process works, we scan players each year at Spring Training using a pretty elaborate camera rig, so remote scanning using that same technology isn't possible.
Participation is optional of course, with some players choosing to be scanned and others choosing not to, and we fully respect their choice either way.
Just wanted to offer some context on on this because I know that's something a lot of people are interested in.
@AndyWilk09_PSN -- I have a Backbone, which is a similar device (remote play, etc.) and there can definitely be some lag, but a lot of that has to do with my network. If the bandwidth happens to be a little thinner, I might notice more lag, but it's usually not too bad.
@AndyWilk09_PSN -- to the best of my knowledge, Franchise mode is the same across all versions of the game.
If I may, I'd suggest another option, and don't take this as me "shilling" here, but a PlayStation Portal might be worth considering compared to a Switch 2 (unless the S2 is something want for other reasons). It's significantly cheaper and it would be an extension of your existing PS experience, rather than forcing you to start over in terms of progress.
Again, the Switch presents a different, but also awesome, experience, so if you're looking to get a Switch 2 so you can play it with your kids as they get older or something like that, that totally makes sense. But if it's mainly about your MLBTS experience and making it more portable, I'd go with the Portal.
Hope that's helpful!
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Congrats on the new baby! That's amazing news.
@TheBigPapa55_PSN -- I ran this by the team before the holiday and we were curious as to where you were entering the name. I'm assuming the My Squad screen? It's possible that a portion of the word is banned for some reason, which seems strange, I know.
Any other details you might be able to share would be great too. Thanks!
