M
@dolenz_psn said in Rizzo? Sds content is a joke this year:
@shawnzinator13 said in Rizzo? Sds content is a joke this year:
92 overall less than the bosses no less, absolutely pathetic
If you were expecting higher rating for the very first player of the month then you were simply fooling yourself.
Every other April POTM lightning has been like a 95.
@the_dragon1912 said in MLB The Show 22: Fielding badge not displaying proper rank.:
@eagleeye1127_mlbts said in MLB The Show 22: Fielding badge not displaying proper rank.:
@the_dragon1912 said in MLB The Show 22: Fielding badge not displaying proper rank.:
The fielding badge in games is just based off of the fielding attribute. The badge on the card is a combination of all three. It is dumb but that is just how it is
I understand that but when a card has 93 fielding and it is displaying them as a gold badge in game that makes no sense to me.
Can you name an example of a card that does this? I personally have not seen that happen
It happens with the ballplayer sometimes in conquest or play against cpu games. It's fine in Ranked Seasons or play with friends games.
@t-rox_09_mlbts said in Fielding has taken a huge step back.:
@chuck_dizzle29 said in Fielding has taken a huge step back.:
First off I am actually a fan of the slip n slide dives. Players actually look like they are diving on dirt and not Velcro. Now, whoever turned the success rate slider all the way up in testing for fun, needs to go back and tone it down a notch. Everyone in this game can make a diving play right now, save that stuff for the good fielders.
Speaking of good fielders. Why is the only distinction between good and bad rated fielders bad jump animations? Any fielder can be prone to weird animations, lolligagging it, and I've even had instances of the 1B not on the bag for a double play ball. That just cannot happen.
Fielder positioning is so random especially OF alignment. The Joey Gallo special is not a normal shift SDS, the data is there for you. Most shifts leave the OF in pretty normal alignment.
You've got to do better, some of these issues are deciding games.
Join the big boys and set your defensive alignment to manual. The auto shift is another crutch for the little billy bunch
If they would auto shift it for Double plays still after doing this. Yes. But it's annoying to do this for something that should be automatic. I would still want to choose shifts with noone on.
Grinding the event, selling your dupes. Cleaning out your binder for jerseys unlockables, icons etc that you'll never use. I did that 2 weeks ago and had 170k in stuff I'll never use.
@dbarmonstar_psn said in Trevor Story:
@mrxbaseballx2k22_psn said in Trevor Story:
@dbarmonstar_psn said in Trevor Story:
@genopolanco_psn said in Trevor Story:
So glad they gave him a usable card this early. He’ll be my SS until the next one comes out.
How do you get him?
I think the new Event
Time to save some stubs to buy off market
Typically it's only 15-20 wins in 3 inning games and the wins give you bonus XP and bonus parallel progress. Earning him for free will probably also net you more stubs from the other [censored] you earn
@tylerslikewhoa_xbl said in Directional vs Zone:
Personally I use zone but I noticed a lot of people hate on directional even tho they know little to nothing about it. Got me thinking and I bet if someone that has never used directional played vs some one that never used zone that the people that never used zone before would win because zone is more pick up and play.
Most of us understand completely how directional works. Hold pull side or opposite field, and Time up your swing. Perfect timing has an increased chance of the game putting perfect swing plane for you. It is not guarunteed even if you get perfect timing to get perfect swing plane. So you are at the mercy of RNG, and it can hurt players the same way it helps players. That being said, it provides less control, less skill based results and really does not belong in competetive modes suck as Ranked, Events or BR. Play vs CPU. Go ahead. Conquest, knock yourself out. Play vs friend. You do you. It doesn't belong in competetive modes.
@jaycruise21_psn said in When will DH be used from now on in DD?:
It's too much work to code it in
False. It a willful competetive balance reason to keep it out, and the correct one. You get 8 monster bats in your lineup from all eras of baseball and a bench of 5 guys that you already only use 1 or 2. Do you really need a 9th bat and no reason to use your bench at all?
@vvsharkyvv_xbl said in Most opponents on DD are hitting too many bombs:
In 1st inning with pitches I pitch clearly out of the zone designed to make the hitter chase or react on a fast pitch but yet I get crushed. You can tell when they are swinging at everything making contact vs someone who swings and misses or someone who constantly hits bombs vs someone who grounds out or swings and misses alot. Something seems really weird. I used decent strategy in changing speeds and solid pitch counts and I get smoked. Then I see where it's working typically against a player who isn't that much different than me. Then I get mostly these [censored] aimbots who don't miss a darn pitch? They will hit like Gods for 2 innings and then play horrible for the next 5 almost on purpose for some reason and then rake again towards the end. Judging by how bad they are playing, there is no way they can just flip the script and just start hitting bombs with ease like they were doing beforehand or afterwards. They are hitting 10ft high line drives almost to the fence in the gaps and bombs with perfect contact. They will have 8 hits and 5 of them are bombs and win 7 to 3 or worse. Alot of times it seems like something isn't right.
If someone uses directional, you can't work the black. All they have to do is hold left or right and time it up for hard contact.
Ok. So I'm typically a World Series player. But I find there are times I either play down to my competition in lower levels, or just for what ever reason, start playing bad for a few game stretches. And I'm not talking about the unlucky squared up lineouts. I mean bad inputs on pitches and leaving hangers. Being late on meatballs I should put a good swing on. Or dropping/raising PCI too much and getting popups/DP balls. What do you guys do when you start getting into a funk and not playing to the level you can, and not let it snowball?
@njdevilman89_xbl said in What is considered low contact high power?:
What exactly is considered low contact in the game?
Depends on context but for playing ranked seasons, I'd say anything under 80 is low contact.
@foofencer_nsw said in Servers:
You have to sing the "push the button" song from the streams. If you truly believe and your heart is pure, the servers will come back up.
I laughed at this more than I should have.
It's a good situational tool, but I would not anchor every pitch.
@dart_wuffy_psn said in Account Banned:
If you sell anything for 100% profit in stubs you deserve the punishment.
I routinely flip commons throughout the day for 200 - 300% profit. Its not a lot but when you make a bunch of them, it adds up.
@leftyjefe_psn said in infield diving animation…:
Don't forget that every infielder can make the Jeter jump throw like it's routine. So dumb.
I mean a fielder as bad a Jeter did it often on routine plays. I don't care how many gold gloves he won, he was a slightly below average fielder, and a great hitter.
@yankblan_psn said in Where's the DH??:
From the stream, DH is not in the cards for DD, maybe not ever. They want people to use their bench.
Exactly you get 8 beast lineup hitters and 5 beast benchbats and you guys that screech for the DH want to remove the only semblance of managerial decisions in the mode?
@rf21_psn said in No Point in Playing Ranked Seasons:
I consider myself an avg to above avg player. Last year I could make it to Championship get close to world series but have never made it there. I enjoy collecting all the cards that become available. Last year I was able to get the cards by racking up the wins. Yes, to SDS' point, quit a game early if I knew I was going to lose, but full games are only valuable to content creators not most players. And I only have so much time to play, need to maximize my time if I want to get all the cards and play all the modes.
With this year's change, no way I get to world series. Not even by "just playing the games" 400 innings is basically 44 games. That means between 35-40 hours of gameplay per season. If I commit to that I won't have time to do BR, events and so on. I rather do the other modes and still have the competition aspect in events and BR.
SDS- anyway you can tweak this? Maybe a combination of XP and innings? Or getting to certain levels (division series, championship) "buys" you a number of progress requiring less innings or XP to reach WS? Otherwise, someone like myself just don't see the point of playing ranked when I'm trying to get as many cards as possible.
People are still rage quitting like crazy. You can get there by winning. In fact you'll probably hit 900 before a bit before 400 innings.