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@capardo_XBL said in Major Misses by SDS in 23: A Show Lover's Take:

To add, they’ve admitted they made Showdowns more difficult this year, by lowering the difficulty on the Charisma program.

Or the casuals whine too much and suck more at the game than normal so this is the compromise. I haven’t had one issue other than a power outage on the showdowns. I’m mid at best

Thanks guys.

Maybe getting closer to a Pete Rose? Lol

They have not.

There are some miserable curs out there for sure. They play online to make other people miserable like they are.

@SuntLacrimae50_MLBTS said in CBREV, Help! -- Any Word on Pinpoint Bug Patch?:

@ThaGhettoBlasta said in CBREV, Help! -- Any Word on Pinpoint Bug Patch?:

@SuntLacrimae50_MLBTS said in CBREV, Help! -- Any Word on Pinpoint Bug Patch?:

I know there's an army of Pinpoint Haters out there, and I'm sure they'll invade this thread, but whatever...

For those who don't know -- on perfect input the ball is landing ONLY on the edge of the par, never anywhere on the inside. That's clearly a bug.

I'm thinking about switching to analog, or perhaps just using pitchers with really good control until it's fixed.

What is that particular pitchers control numbers? As with any other pitching mode, if the pitcher has poor control, you shouldn't be able to pinpoint anything!

Theoretically, yes. But that's simply not the way the mechanic is designed. It's bugged.

Soto, for example, has huge pars because he has poor control. But that doesn't mean that on perfect input the ball NEVER lands on the inside of the par.

Not to be a stickler on the particulars but not all perfect perfects are the same especially when considering their control and accuracy ratings which have been incorporated more this year than in years past. You can get a perfect draw and release and it not actually be perfect. The timing of the draw directly affects the release this year so if the draw isn’t say 100 percent accurate then even if your release timing is .00 then it won’t be perfect in the par. Same goes with the release. If your draw is perfect 100 percent and the release is say .03 early or late the ball may land on the edges of the par or even just off of it based on input. There is however a pinpoint bug out there where the ball will float to the wrong area of the strike zone or even behind the batter on perfect inputs. This has been identified by SDS and they are working to fix the issue.

You do use a lot of negative rhetoric for an alleged teacher of the year nominee. "Garbage", "pathetic", "douchebag". Be careful what you post online Padawan, might come back to bite you.

@LuvMyXBOX_XBL said in Observations, Not Complaints:

I am averaging 1 run a game, and that's barely in my conquest games on rookie

The game plays way better on AS. You should play Conquest at least on Veteran and move up from there. I know the timing windows are really small but if you play on higher levels than rookie, it will make you a better hitter in the long run. Good luck.

@SuntLacrimae50_MLBTS said in Edwin Diaz:

If he's injured all year he'll be removed from the 40 man, right?

From MLB's 40-man, yes.
From SDS's 40-man, not until they call up all the rookies on their 40-man.

@darkblue1876_PSN said in Whelp, That Was Underwhelming:

@Dolenz_PSN said in Whelp, That Was Underwhelming:

Well, it was nice that they did away with the training mini games and went back to on field training. The stream seemed to have these bullet points.

Face Scan On field training instead of Mini Games New Ballplayer UI screen Video segments actually captured in the MLB TV studios.

OK. I am not the most tech savvy person on this forum. What is UI screen?

UI = User interface.

They changed the screens you use to get to things like perks and attributes and such.