MLB The Show 25 Wish List
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-Add future stadiums into the game like the future Royals ballpark, the A's new Las Vegas ballpark, and the future Rays ballpark.
-Real minor league ballparks for all 60 minor league teams
-Real spring training ballparks
-Show shots of fans in the concourses standing in line at the concession stands
-Expansion team mode with league realignment (incorporate expansion teams in Franchise and RTTS and set the expansion year)
-Edit foul territory and move bullpens in Stadium Creator
-Realistic trade and free agent logic in Franchise and RTTS
-Rain outs and doubleheaders in Franchise and RTTS
-Manager/player arguments, ejections, and suspensions
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How can they add stadiums that haven't even been designed yet?
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@PAinPA_PSN All Star Baseball 2004 had future stadiums, like Citizen’s Bank Park, Petco Park, New Busch Stadium, a Washington DC stadium concept, an Oakland stadium concept (Which obviously will never happen), and the Yankees and Mets retractable roof stadium concepts. All Star Baseball 2005 also had a Future Marlins ballpark concept.
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@PAinPA_PSN said in MLB The Show 25 Wish List:
How can they add stadiums that haven't even been designed yet?
Simple!
They use the same blueprints that will be used to build the actual new stadiums. This can easily be done. Just like work to release the actual minor league stadiums can easily be done. At the same time, it is well past time to have the two A-class teams each MLB club has a contract with included in the game.
The decision to start in AA by default was something done many years ago to accommodate the old consoles that lacked sufficient memory to handle the extra code. But, the newer consoles can easily handle the expansion of the game to flesh out fully the minor league systems, as well as handle creating the actual stadiums the minor league teams play in and assign them by default to each minor league affiliate.
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@PriorFir4383355_XBL Actually, thinking about it, starting in the low A Class leagues would be too time consuming.
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Not really. Depending upon how well you play, it could just mean more rapid promotions.
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@PriorFir4383355_XBL said in MLB The Show 25 Wish List:
@PAinPA_PSN said in MLB The Show 25 Wish List:
How can they add stadiums that haven't even been designed yet?
Simple!
They use the same blueprints that will be used to build the actual new stadiums. This can easily be done. Just like work to release the actual minor league stadiums can easily be done. At the same time, it is well past time to have the two A-class teams each MLB club has a contract with included in the game.
The decision to start in AA by default was something done many years ago to accommodate the old consoles that lacked sufficient memory to handle the extra code. But, the newer consoles can easily handle the expansion of the game to flesh out fully the minor league systems, as well as handle creating the actual stadiums the minor league teams play in and assign them by default to each minor league affiliate.
Not designed yet means there aren't any blueprints yet
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more accurate swings, I'm tired of the same 5 one handed swings and two handed swings. also if somebody changes their batting stance, like Brenton Doyle, just update his stance in game.
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@PAinPA_PSN said in MLB The Show 25 Wish List:
@PriorFir4383355_XBL said in MLB The Show 25 Wish List:
@PAinPA_PSN said in MLB The Show 25 Wish List:
How can they add stadiums that haven't even been designed yet?
Simple!
They use the same blueprints that will be used to build the actual new stadiums. This can easily be done. Just like work to release the actual minor league stadiums can easily be done. At the same time, it is well past time to have the two A-class teams each MLB club has a contract with included in the game.
The decision to start in AA by default was something done many years ago to accommodate the old consoles that lacked sufficient memory to handle the extra code. But, the newer consoles can easily handle the expansion of the game to flesh out fully the minor league systems, as well as handle creating the actual stadiums the minor league teams play in and assign them by default to each minor league affiliate.
Not designed yet means there aren't any blueprints yet
Get real! Whatever stadium the Rays play in next season in lieu of Tropicana Field is most certainly already built.
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I’m just interested to see a pre-order date!
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@PAinPA_PSN I agree. I live here in Las Vegas and the ballpark is not supposed to be built for 3 years and even the pictures and designs they have shown publicly are just general rough ideas. Nothing official. There's no field dimensions, it's just basic drawings for the public to see
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@jake93436_PSN said in MLB The Show 25 Wish List:
@PAinPA_PSN I agree. I live here in Las Vegas and the ballpark is not supposed to be built for 3 years and even the pictures and designs they have shown publicly are just general rough ideas. Nothing official. There's no field dimensions, it's just basic drawings for the public to see
I think sometime in November or December they are supposed to reveal more about it.
don't think anyone would get too excited for it,and they shouldn't,Vegas should have it's own team not a former great team run into the ground by a bad owner -
NO MORE PERF PERF AND GOOD TIMING LINEOUTS WHEN YOU ARE ON THE BALL CONSISTENTLY!!!! I’m tired of it. I lose for being better, what kind of a game is that. Why do I need to hit the ball 100 plus to get just a hit, meanwhile I give up hits to mid 80s that setup 2 and 3 run shots. I get the once in a blue moon game like that but every other game you need to overcome this? And why does my PCI randomly shrink? Seriously why? It’s not consistent on locations or pitches?
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They also have to improve the logic to prevent the faces of each franchise from going to different teams!!! Right now, in the 2031 season of my Yankees RTTS, Aaron Judge is on the Orioles and Mike Trout is on the Royals!!!!!!!!!!!
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Seems MLB has weighed in on this situation, saying they want to ensure that whatever temporary stadium the Rays use next season will be located in the Tampa Bay area.
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