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Finally a positive post, instead of a casual DD player complaining they didn't get their stubs or cards or raging cause they expect to be good at the game overnight instead of practicing to get better or blaming the game for their noobness.

That post is a year and a half old. Do you make it your purpose to dig up ancient threads. Otherwise, stuff it.

Analog Stride hitting is obviously the most realistic and natural way to play this game because its adds some form of motion and timing to your swing. The majority of people are video game players and like to button mash and aim to swing like they are playing Duck Hunt or a Sniper game. 90% of the players of The Show now are casuals players, and DD guys..casuals is what rules sports gaming now. Look at Codemaster F1 games, 95 percent of the players use T-Cam like they are a clown sitting on top of the car or some form of assist or a controller. This is the world we live in now, instant gratification casuals with the attention span of a goldifsh. No wonder a game like Project Cars had to move away from being a Sim Racing game to a Need for Speed casual game. But I like your 3rd point for the new name for analog stride, True Swing Mode...sorta like what they had for the PC version of Tiger Woods 08. And they should also change PCI mode to Casual Aiming Mode.

Two new additions to the Crown Stadium Group. The final builds for The Show 21. Seven total stadiums for the Royals.

New Stadium Name 1: Yostville
New Stadium Name 2: Gordo Field
Username: Stickball_Eugene

For sure that helps. Thanks. I will check it out. That might be just what I am looking for.

@blbu75_psn said in Desired Stadium Creator updates which may or may not already be planned for MLB The Show 2022.:

Good list. I'd add a few things:

Allow grouping of objects that can then be moved together. (Useful for moving entire decks up or down) Fix the field level pieces for behind home plate so they run flush with the field boundaries (there is only ONE field configuration, so how did this happen?) More signs, logos, scoreboards. Allow users to create signage within the editor. More grass textures (current ones don't look right, IMO)..add astroturf. Forget the physics, just give us the textures and base cut-outs. More flags (teams, AL/NL, custom) Address stadiums not being able to have night games. Allow for adjustment of field orientation once #6 is fixed. Allow us to place the bullpen ourselves.

EDIT: One more:

I don't understand why they can't remove the batter's eye requirement for non-competitive use. If adjusting the outfield wall disqualifies a stadium from online usage, then removing the batter's eye should do the same...just give us the option. Instead, they could include tarped sections of bleachers that we could use. Would go along way to helping recreate historic stadiums.

you nailed these on the head...

Moving piece by piece to realign an entire level is obnoxious and time-consuming Have never understood this from Day 1. That and how the seating behind the dugouts seeps into the tunnels. 100% agree A lot of the grass in-stadium creator looks oddly colored and the current grass patterns are weird, with no option for generic looking patterns. But also yes, ASTROTURF!!! same as #3 Time of day should mean something, to help with this make mandatory roofing/stands with lights on them Agree that and foul territory. Every ballpark in the MLB has different foul grounds, why can't I make my left-field foul grounds like Wrigley field with the stands hugging the foul line. The current one is Oakland A's-esque and with the glitched-out A+++ fielding of the CPU on any difficulty, you foul out on hits that would be out of play in almost every other ballpark. But back to your original point, yes the bullpens in foul territory make no sense to me, let me make a bullpen in the outfield behind the wall.

@stickball_eugene_psn said in "Lock" function needed for sharing Created Stadiums:

I've put MANY hours into creating stadiums which are unique, fun to play, and usable in DD. Currently, others can download my designs, change the name and maybe a detail or two, and then claim the stadium as their own.
There are already many examples of this happening within the vault. Please provide the ability to lock the stadium when sharing to the vault so that people can use the shell of the stadium, but not have access to the bones of the work.
A designer's hard work should not be so easily copied/pasted/stolen by others.

I understand u but let’s say I download ur stadium. I still have to upload it to the vault for me to be able to play there.