@doppelganger39 said in MLB the show size on current and next gen:
72.15 GB on my Ps4, no stadium creator.
Using a HDD the size is big because they duplicate a lot of stuff to improve the loading times ...
So while there’s no stadium creator there may be a whole load of duplicated images to try and keep the UI snappy.
@thierry007007 said in MLB the show size on current and next gen:
@rotorhed_psn said in MLB the show size on current and next gen:
Had a conversation about this on another forum.
This is "smart delivery". For most games smart delivery means putting every version of the game in one big installation...
Wait ... that does not make any sense.
Did some testing with a different game.
First download to series S, noted size and then put it on a removable SSD. Took that game to a series x and put it in. It Downloads more stuff making the game install bigger on X.
Then did it the other way - downloaded the game to series x, size was same as above, copied it to the removable SSD and put it on series s - game stayed same size.
“Smart delivery” seems to just be bundling the biggest useable file with all sub versions data. It’s not dynamically checking the platform and installing the right thing.
@sagacious1_xbl said in The hitting is absolutely wack...:
I've been waiting for a baseball game of worth to come to Xbox for a long time. I'm currently playing on Veteran and have changed camera angles, types of hitting (from zone, to analog, to directional) and used power, contact and normal swings but NOTHING is consistent.
95+ mph fastball requires you to guess, you can hit the ball PERFECTLY and still dribble it, fly out or line drive out to a player...
Help me to understand why I suck soooo bad at hitting.
What Camera to use.
What hitting type (zone, analog, directional)
How to hit consistently.
Cause I just don't f***ing get this man. Is frustrating the heck out of me to the point I'm about to put down the game till it gets fixed.
RTTS is amazing but it's soooo frustrating.
It’s like that because real baseball is like that. It’s supposed to be a sim including trying to get realistic averages and scores for games.
So yeah like others said - practice a lot and by the end of it you may end up a 300 hitter unless you’re turning the difficulty way down.
Had a conversation about this on another forum.
This is "smart delivery". For most games smart delivery means putting every version of the game in one big installation...
Yanks win this year at least. Every cloud.
Let’s see.
Hopefully next year Sony just go back to making the PS version and then we will see real next gen improvements.
This year was a lot of work for them going from one platform to 4 in just one year and with COVID.
Then the negative feedback about things like Gamepass.
I think they should either tell MLB to stuff the license or let MLB get a third party to port the game to other platforms and let SDS focus back on PS releases.
I had Mondesi on my OOTP squad - he raked that year and was league leader for steals. Sadly I was the A's and after his contract was up I couldn't afford to keep him...
He is a kind of an under the radar guy right now but he could break out soon.