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@SchnauzerFace_MLBTS said in Is MLB The Show 23 pay to win:

Some people pay to win. Others? They win to pay. Which side are you on?

what r u saying

I cannot make subjective judgments on whether MLB The Show 23 is pay-to-win or not. However, in general, "pay-to-win" refers to games where players can spend real money to gain significant advantages over other players who don't pay. If MLB The Show 23 offers in-game purchases that provide significant gameplay advantages, it could be considered pay-to-win. However, it's important to note that game developers need to make money to continue developing and supporting their games, and many games offer optional in-game purchases that do not significantly impact gameplay. Ultimately, it's up to individual players to decide if they want to spend money on in-game purchases or not.

@Misfits_138_1_PSN said in BR strategy:

@Iosen_XBL said in BR strategy:

ive gone 12-0 35 times it is super easy u just cant be bad ive had horrible teams and still gone 12-0. just focus on getting bettter than you will go 12-0

You should take the same approach to punctuation and spelling.

no time for grammer. only time for going flawless

ive gone 12-0 35 times it is super easy u just cant be bad ive had horrible teams and still gone 12-0. just focus on getting bettter than you will go 12-0

The MLB The Show 22 is a highly popular baseball video game that allows players to simulate the experience of being a professional baseball player. While some players excel at the game and can easily dominate their opponents, many struggle to achieve success. This raises the question, why do people suck at MLB The Show 22?

One possible explanation is that the game requires a high degree of skill and knowledge of baseball. Players must understand the nuances of pitching, hitting, and fielding, as well as be able to make split-second decisions in order to succeed. Additionally, the game includes a variety of complex controls and mechanics that require practice and familiarity to master.

Another possible explanation is that the game is highly competitive. The online multiplayer mode of MLB The Show 22 allows players to compete against others from around the world, and the stakes are high. Losing a game can be frustrating and demotivating, which can lead to a lack of enthusiasm for the game and a decline in performance.

Furthermore, the game is constantly evolving. Each new version of MLB The Show introduces new features, mechanics, and strategies, which can be difficult to keep up with. Players who do not stay up to date with the latest changes may find themselves at a disadvantage when playing against others who have adapted to the new game mechanics.

Finally, it is important to consider the human element. People are fallible and prone to mistakes, and this applies to playing video games as well. Even the best players can have off days, make mistakes, or simply not perform up to their usual standards. This is especially true in a game like MLB The Show 22, which requires a high degree of focus and concentration.

In conclusion, there are a variety of reasons why people may struggle with MLB The Show 22. The game requires a high degree of skill and knowledge, is highly competitive, constantly evolving, and subject to human error. However, with practice, dedication, and a willingness to learn, anyone can improve their performance and enjoy the game to its fullest potential.

i just hit a nuke with him rip my stats

I just hit an absolute bomb to go 12-0 for my 35th time and forgot what i was gonna say. just want everyone to know im better

@FreshCope86_XBL said in So, here's my take on this.:

First off, Mods of this forum, if this post should be in the RTTS Feature Premiere thread my apologies and feel free to move it there instead but I'd rather you leave it as a single post.

This might be a text-wall but I'll try and keep it simple.

I just want to offer my reasons for not buying this year, and having "permissions" to speak for 9 of my friends who also are not buying and friends of them who are not sure yet if they will either, let's go:

I am going to come right out and say this: way too much time and resources went into The Negro Leagues thing. Before you freak out calling me you know what (I am not, fyi) having seen today what insane little amount of time that went into RTTS heck even the Stream itself was short and the reactions thereafter I can only come to the conclusion that my first favorite mode Franchise (RTTS is second) will offer very little new and exciting in the features department as well. At least NOTHING to fork over 70 of my hard worked currency exchanged equivalent dollars for. At this point Face Scan will be fun for 3 weeks and 4 days when we've seen it all and done it all, RTTS show; basically the same, Franchise I dread is the same with minor to no changes explain to us why we should buy a roster update that is free on The Show 22 come opening day?

So I guess my main beef is that whole DD thing again getting all the spotlight because that is a way your company can bring in even more money after asking a pretty steep price. Remember that a TON of players only play RTTS & Franchise and I am surprised you guys don't have the numbers on that!? Or maybe you do, but know streamers stream DD and inspire people to buy currency and packs and hence the rich get richer and that matters the most?

I do NOT like the direction this game is headed and I would not be surprised if this year you guys will, how you say, take one on the nose as far as sales go.

I was super excited to hear that The Show 23 was being worked on and what is new this year then it just all went downhill from there the more I learned about its development and priorities and I see I am not the only one thinking this.

I am not saying that The Negro League thing is not important, I am just saying that the priorities that went into this game THIS year where not good.

It's a shame but at least I can still enjoy playing 22 with my friends and only hope that 24 turns out better. You should honor your paying customers more and listen to the community instead of listening to the political mess of a world we have today. Politics should NOT be a part of ANY sport, period. It is good to honor those that shall be honored, but there is not a V-E month it is a day long event. You do everything you can to make a point and look like Johnny GoodBoy at the cost of your essence and your development. I guess a few devs didn't dare speak up either at your meetings, just a hunch, that said:

Peace out
as br specialist ur point is bad just play DD its not hard and the best part of the game. just get better

@raesONE-_PSN said in I enjoy DD more since done w Mantle…:

@Iosen_XBL said in I enjoy DD more since done w Mantle…:

yeah honestly you just have to be bad cause i've gone 12-0 in br 34 times and have every card in the game sounds like a skill issue tbh

Can I get an autograph sir?

ofc i got u

yeah honestly you just have to be bad cause i've gone 12-0 in br 34 times and have every card in the game sounds like a skill issue tbh