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Not sure if anyone else submitted a bug report for this issue, but I have.
I am on Xbox Series X using Dolby Vision, and still see the flashing grass animations after most pitches when using any created stadiums. The issue seems to be more prominent on fields with more elaborate grass patterns. I did not have this issue in MLBTS 21.
It happens on all of the created stadiums for me (on series x), even the basic ones.
I really miss Hershiser's old delivery, with turned back and hidden release point. I know people thought it was OP, but since last year he's pretty much been BP.
I still have my suspicions, as has previously been mentioned, that the bb/9 and control attributes are built directly into each pitch type and that the actual overall ratings are only instructive, an overall cumulative rating like velo and break, and that adjusting the overall number does nothing to affect actual gameplay.
I recall someone mentioning in the thread from last year, that the control attribute only affected gameplay when the play type was set to "simulation" rather than casual or competitive.
I have the same issue on Series X. After each play, the grass on the field flickers.
Sorry, for some reason I had to restart to get the 4 point credits for the 90 cards.
Edit had to restart to get dawson.
Edit:
I had to exit out of my game and restart for the 2 90 cards to register the 4 point ea.
Sorry, just saw the other thread.
@raesone_psn said in 120Hz after update..:
Now with VRR on both 60Hz and 120Hz it's a solid lock on 60fps and 120fps in my frame counter without ANY fluctuation, which indicates to me the frames have been locked and this whole 120hz thing became pretty much a placebo effect as a result.
This is very interesting. I'm curious how they are able to "lock" the frames to 120fps without lowering texture detail etc. Do you think the PS5 build has vsync enabled?
I'm on xbox series x and my frames while using VRR (with HDR) are fluctuating between 60 and 120 fps according to the frame counter on my LG C1.
Frame rates should never be "locked" at a certain fps, as this would hint at the use of VSYNC in an effort to avoid screen tearing and which would substantially increase input lag. Fps can be "capped" at a certain threshold (30/60/120 whatever), but certainly never locked.
LG C1 is an incredible deal now that they slashed its price. I would grab one soon while you still can.
VRR allows the same reduced input latency as 120hz.
VRR is the key.
Um, no system is (and has ever been) playing MLBTS at 120hz online.
One system (SERIES X) has, on the other hand, been available to play with VRR for over a year, and as Robert Frost said: "...and that has made all the difference."
The performance difference between the two systems is almost assuredly due to the input lag reduction afforded by monitors/tv's that are in Variable Refresh Reduction mode, regardless of resolution and screen refresh rates and whether the game is capped or uncapped at 60hz online, which it IS (and has been on both XBOX Series X and PS5).
And for the past year+, Xbox Series X has had VRR available online and offline for MLBTS 21/22. So the real performance gains should be seen when VRR is implemented for PS5 online.
To see the difference in input latency/lag, just look at the VRR columns in the RTTS input lag tests and you can see that the latency when using VRR is a whopping half of (or twice as fast) as the input lag of monitors/tv's in non-VRR mode.
https://www.rtings.com/tv/tests/inputs/input-lag
Take for example:
LG OLED C1 - 10.6ms (4K 60Hz) 5.6ms (4K VRR)
I anticipate that SDS will implement VRR into the online modes for PS5 now that the feature has been made available for them to do so, and all of the current hullaballoo over the feature will soon be forgotten.
Is your commentary volume turned on?
Beginner was definitely in RTTS last year, but as was mentioned, the archetypes are limited, so it would be prudent to spread the XP out over several feature programs. There are a total of 19 archetype combos that can be grinded (4 pitching, 3 batting, and 12 pitching batting combo) so I would use 2 per program max, especially as there will be many more programs this year, some as short as a week.
I think the 96 Joe Mauer is supposed to be like last year's Jackie.
I locked that card in first as I think the cover athlete cards are lower in population than the 42 launch cards from last year and the prices may jump rather quickly.
Mickey Janus