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Just picked up a series s (scored the Verizon $150 deal!) and heard the stock controller isn’t that great for mlb. Was wondering which controller would you guys recommend instead. I did some research was looking at the powera fusion pro 2 and the turtle beach recon. Both going for about $60 was around the budget I had in mind but would spend a little more if there’s a better option.

@ibonafidescrub_ said in Matchmaking issues, and 120hz output.:

@victor_sds_psn said in Matchmaking issues, and 120hz output.:

@hustlinowl_psn said in Matchmaking issues, and 120hz output.:

@victor_sds_psn said in Matchmaking issues, and 120hz output.:

We believe the issue has been identified and the team is working to get it resolved asap. Thank you fall for your responses and reports.

Online capability?

@bob_loblaw1984 said in Matchmaking issues, and 120hz output.:

@victor_sds_psn said in Matchmaking issues, and 120hz output.:

We believe the issue has been identified and the team is working to get it resolved asap. Thank you fall for your responses and reports.

Can you define “resolved”? Why is everything so cryptic?

Barring any setback, the fix will eliminate the matchmaking errors a user would see when they have 120hz Output enabled (on PlayStation).

Thank you Victor,

Does this mean the game will run at 60hz like it used to or will finally run at 120hz?

I believe it will run at 120 hz like the series x/s. Notice how he specifically says they fixed the matchmaking errors w/120 hz enabled. We already know 120 hz works because we can play offline modes with it on and Xbox already has been playing with it online since last year. I think they’re being vague about confirming 120 hz to not upset current old gen users. I mean most of us didn’t even know Xbox had this advantage all along had it not been for this issue and you see uproar it’s causing.

@bruno4132_psn said in 120hz online:

So is it confirmed that xbox plays at 120 all the time? And if so so u need hrr or whatever to do it or hdmi 2.1? I am gonna buy xbox if u can just run on 120hz monitor

It doesn’t run at 120 all the time but you’re able to have 120 hz mode on during online play unlike ps5 at the moment. From what I heard from Xbox users, they get around 60-80 fps and will spike up sometimes during cutscenes, etc. That’s why it’s recommended having VRR on to prevent hitches and screen tearing.

@bearsfan217_xbl said in 120hz online:

@beanball0571_psn said in 120hz online:

@bearsfan217_xbl said in 120hz online:

Game only supports up to 4k 60 fps, regardless of what ya set your xbox or PS on 120hz. Pretty sure this is the case

You are correct, 1 sports game plays at 120 fps, F1. People thinking is fps when it’s hz

Ah ha, someone that gets it

120 hz at 60 fps still feels a whole lot better than 60 hz at 60 fps though! Hitting is much more smoother and responsive.

@bhall09_psn said in 120hz online:

Can someone with more tech savvy than me help? I checked my monitor. I’ve had it a couple years. It’s an Asus vg279. Looks like it’s only giving me 60hz. It says it’s capable of 144hz online and it says it’s a 1.4 HDMI. I’m using “FPS mode.”

Can I get 120hz out of this? What settings do I need to do. I checked the PS5 setting and it’s auto for 120hz. I checked the output (on the PS5 screen) and it’s only giving me 60hz. PS5 is also telling me my monitor can’t do VRR.

Anyone help is needed from someone? Please? Can I get to 120hz? What are the optimal settings for my monitor and PS5?

Your monitor should get 120 hz but since it’s not VRR compatible you may deal with some potential screen tearing and hitches (which wasn’t too bad for me playing offline modes with 120 hz mode on and a non compatible monitor). Hopefully Sony expands the compatibility list of VRR supported tvs/monitors in the future.