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I’d very much suggest what the other guy said and just buy stubs. Pre order rewards for this game are always extremely over hyped and even sometimes misleading. One year it was nothing more than the worst Diamond in the history of DD. Last year those stubs would have got you about 4x what the pre order did. If you already have the game just buy the currency.

@ikasnu_psn said in When did MLB The Show First come out with Steelbooks?:

Iirc 15 was the first year.

Thank you, I can't find any Steel Book Edition from before The Show 15. I guess I do have them all.

@elway7751_psn said in And they're down again...:

I got lucky today. Played all day today. Guess I should go buy a lottery ticket.
Of course I'll go home and begin my bitchfest if it's still down.

Finished Huston Street, Played computer and a few conquest games today....frustrated market isn't available tonight.

This game is honestly worse than Cyberpunk. Cyberpunk at least could be played until it crashed. There were some visual bugs here and there, but I played on a base PS4 and other than crashes, I experienced very little problems. This game exists ins state where every single mode has one or multiple issues that makes it not worth playing. MTO randomly invalidates your game, Franchise makes you unable to download rosters, DD kicks you off so much that you lose progress and rewards, Road to the Show doesn't track progress half the time and prevents you from learning new pitches, and Home Run Derby can prevent you from getting XP all together. EVen core gameplay is messed up: Players will stand other the ball and not move until the ball bounces off their head, baserunners will randomly stop running and wait for the catcher to catch the ball only to do a super slide, pitchers freeze on the mound so they cannot cover the base. This is all in a game that has been out for two weeks. It is unacceptable. At this point the only mode that may not be messed up is custom practice.

If you bought stubs on the console then it wont show on the website, this is because those stubs are specific to that console. Meaning if you bought stubs on Xbox you cant use it on PlayStation. But I have noticed before my stub count was different than my console by however much I bought. If you want to use those stubs on the site I suggest buying some cards and flipping them quick on the console market and then it will update on the website as useable stubs

Who cares lol. I think they have bigger fish to fry

@savagesteve74 said in Converting Stubs purchased on one console into Universal Stubs:

@woozypolarbear_mlbts said in Converting Stubs purchased on one console into Universal Stubs:

@savagesteve74 said in Converting Stubs purchased on one console into Universal Stubs:

Are there separate markets for Xbox and PS players? If not, then it really doesn’t matter if you can make the universal, Xbox players are getting a slight advantage either way.

No, it's the same market. If I put up a card for sale on my Xbox, when I go and play the game from my PS5, the card I have for sale shows up there too, as do all my stubs once flipped through card transactions.

So then it doesn’t really matter, Xbox gets a slight discount on cost of purchased stubs. It’s not a game changing difference, but it’s still an advantage.

I play the game mainly on my PS5, but the cost of the stubs being cheaper is what make me buy them on Xbox. I was originally just going to do my community market transactions on my Xbox, but play the game on PS5, but after discovering once you flip these stubs into cards and sell the cards back into stubs, all the stubs are now available to me on the PS5 anyway. So basically going forward, I've found out a way to get stubs cheaper on Xbox, that I can end up using on the PS5.

I guess it comes down to the fact that SDS considers any stubs converted by fliping cards to be stubs that were earned through gameplay...thus they end up becoming universal in the end.

That means u have paralleled them which is a new thing they’ve added based on the stats you earn with that card. That’s how legends and flashbacks can go up