Walks, game improvement
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Having a resource like this, along with a YouTube video i can't locate right now, lead me to a nice revelation.
It took me four days to increase my total Diamond Dynasty walks from 170 to the 300 required to complete the task and get the reward AFTER I did the bit of research to find how people draw walks. After that I just had the innings pitched task and completed that in a day. I finally got the workhorse uniform (much more awful than I anticipated when being used) and the touching grass award (super cool and much more enjoyable than I anticipated).
The difference was turning up the difficulty from rookie to legendary or GOAT when playing the CPU. It was then that I noticed the benefits of being patient that all the videos )that were supposed to teach me how to hit) meant. I started getting 7-8 walks a game for many games.
I played MLB the Show most of this year with about 6 weeks off around the AS break. I had pretty much given up on getting all the tasks completed, mostly because I never could be patient enough to draw walks.
Thanks to everyone who posts here for your help this season. I'm beginning to understand why I was advised to play All-Star of HOF level instead of rookie. I still can't hit but I see that most players with my experience have trouble too. -
@SalmanHOF_NSW said in Walks, game improvement:
Having a resource like this, along with a YouTube video i can't locate right now, lead me to a nice revelation.
It took me four days to increase my total Diamond Dynasty walks from 170 to the 300 required to complete the task and get the reward AFTER I did the bit of research to find how people draw walks. After that I just had the innings pitched task and completed that in a day. I finally got the workhorse uniform (much more awful than I anticipated when being used) and the touching grass award (super cool and much more enjoyable than I anticipated).
The difference was turning up the difficulty from rookie to legendary or GOAT when playing the CPU. It was then that I noticed the benefits of being patient that all the videos )that were supposed to teach me how to hit) meant. I started getting 7-8 walks a game for many games.
I played MLB the Show most of this year with about 6 weeks off around the AS break. I had pretty much given up on getting all the tasks completed, mostly because I never could be patient enough to draw walks.
Thanks to everyone who posts here for your help this season. I'm beginning to understand why I was advised to play All-Star of HOF level instead of rookie. I still can't hit but I see that most players with my experience have trouble too.I think if you sit on a pitch and a location it helps you work the count as well. I pretty much sit inside fastball until two strikes and TRY to not swing at anhthjng else.
