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Some parks the backdrop isn't that high and the sky is really white so I lose the ball in it. I have to make different cameras for some parks that are really bad with this. Why is the sky so white? Can it not be made bluer so the ball isn't lost so much? I play on PS4 so maybe it's a graphics issue that PS5 users don't have.
use overcast skies or play night games and it should be better
Not all ballparks are oriented correctly in real life factoring the sun's movement at different times of day (and year). I remember some bad backlighting glare in Detroit and it turns out when they built Comerica they wanted home plate at the same intersection (streets) but the construction lot is opposite direction to where Tiger Stadium was. So essentially, backwards light. I think SDS has recreated everything about the ballparks including how they are oriented, so the light in-game is actually pretty accurate. Overcast skies don't always help much due to the colour of the ball. I'd say night games are safest. I prefer playing day games but it doesn't work everywhere, so when I'm unsure of the quality of the sky I'll choose night games every time.
Noticed Angels stadium is really bad with it this year. I agree, they need to make it more blue. The sun always seems to wash out the color in the stadiums and backdrops. I usually play at night because of this. But it would be nice if they could figure out a way to not white wash out everything because of the sun.
I play overcast night games. I also look for the LS players who have the night game and home game quirks. 50% of the time I get a nice bonus from them.
@bhall09_psn said in Anyone else have issues with the sky?:
yeah Angel stadium is the worst for me. Especially if it's a tall pitcher with a really overhand release. The ball disappears into the sky sometimes.
On ps5 I played someone who picked a created stadium and it was terrible too. I was trying to change the gamma, brightness, and all kinds of stuff on my monitor. Lol. I haven’t picked a created stadium to play in but maybe a couple time because you can’t play at night.
If you create a stadium, they always make you play with that blinding sky. You almost have to put buildings or something blocking the sky in every park you make right now. All I want is to play overcast in my stadium. How can that be hard to code?
I played someone this weekend and the sky was grey and he was pitching with Cy Young. I couldnt see the ball until it got in the strike zone