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Did the Yankees on beginner to see how long it would take to win World Series. Regular season took me about 4 hours and post season took another 2 hours so. 14 TA points for regular season and 30 for post season, 6 hours total for 44 TA points.

Also quick tip, at some point the game will ask if you want to watch a prospect closely with an eye on them for a call up, DON'T SELECT A SP as the next game you will have to pitch an entire 9 inning game in AAA and then when he gets promoted you will have to pitch an entire 9 inning game in his first MLB start. This alone takes almost an hour to do these games.

@whiskeyone_psn said in Equipment buffs still not working:

For RTTS are you guys seeing the attribute bonuses from the gear show up above each base attribute? Because I see mine but it's obvious it isn't actually counting them in game. Like my guy now I know it only says 72 overall because it's not counting the gear bonuses into the overall but I had assumed it was still giving the bonuses while playing. I should have plus 80 contact, power and vision with gear but trying to hit it's obvious it's only the 60ish base attributes. WTF!

Yeah definitely not counting for me either even though above the attribute it says the bonus from gear + base attribute.

In DD my guy can hit bombs but without the bonus in RTTS I'm hitting doubles and warning track shots.

Brilliant post and I completely agree with everything you've said. I absolutely love RTTS and and main liner it every year. This year I was intrigued by the idea of a two way player especially playing in the NL. I decided to create a SS for my Yankees because Torres is not the future SS.

I really enjoyed playing every fifth day as a SP and then every other day playing as SS. Both loadouts were progressing really well and I was doing some damage at the plate even with equipment bonuses not working. I finally got called up to the bigs and even though I knew I couldn't DH the same day I was pitching I was already thinking long term about a switch to the NL.

Finally the day came where we were playing on the road at the Braves and I was starting pitcher. A light bulb went off in my head as I started at the loadout selection screen, I can only select one loadout so what happens to all of my insane hitting attributes in game. The answer was the end to the last remaining bit of immersion, my guy steps up to the plate and has 50 contact and 50 power base attributes as opposed to close to 100 in each for my hitter loadout. My SS is the best hitter in the league and here I am at the plate having suffered temporary amnesia and have forgotten how to hit.

1-3 at the plate on the day with my only hit being a grounder in the gap to get a single. Also had a perfect prefect die at the warning track, if it had of been my SS it would've gone a mile.

I don't know how this made it through testing, simple solution is being able to activate 2 loadouts for games - one hitter and one pitcher.

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If it does that I just sim it and then quit the game and then go back in and change my load out because I already know they are going to skip me a game

But if you click "Simulate and Exit" from the in game pause menu then it will sim the game and move onto the next day. This means you've missed your day as a starting pitcher.

The only way to replay the day is to "Close the application/ Dashboard" because we don't have control over the manual saves so we can't just load up a previous save and select the correct loadout, right?

I always make a backup save

I didn't know that was possible, thanks for that. I'll try that today

I got this earlier twice on the same game, I just simmed to the day after the problem game and everything worked fine for me.