How MLB 14 The Show RTTS Changes Are Bleeding Into Other Modes with New Screenshots

[Berserker2020]

Quote: Originally Posted by thaSLAB

I'm guessing a lot lol. It's more than just attributes too, that are copied from the major leaguers. Sent from my EVO using Tapatalk

I admit though that I will probably be one of those people in atleast one of my rtts. I would just use the ratings though and change everything else.

[PhilliesFan13]

Great read on RTTS. I will definitely be playing this mode a ton more this year. LOVE that advancement goals are history and trade requests can be granted now.

[Kirby_SCEA]

Quote: Originally Posted by SVCbearcat10

In the MLB, if you get drafted in high school, you have the choice to enter the minors or go to college. If you decide to go to college, you must stay for 3 years. It'll be interesting to see if they enforce that in the game.

Actually, if you get drafted out of high school, but then decide to go the junior college route, you can be drafted again the next year. Those rules have been taken into account in the design of going back to school. You must go to school for at least 3 years if you go to a university.

[Kirby_SCEA]

Just so everyone knows, you can expect a lot more info on what's new and different in RTTS in an upcoming Developer Blog. Should be released very soon

[RangersCruz]

Quote: Originally Posted by Kirby_SCEA

Actually, if you get drafted out of high school, but then decide to go the junior college route, you can be drafted again the next year. Those rules have been taken into account in the design of going back to school. You must go to school for at least 3 years if you go to a university.

and this is all simmed right?

[SilverBullet1929]

Quote: Originally Posted by RangersCruz

and this is all simmed right?

Aww come on, so no frat parties? I wanted to experience that one through the dynamic cameras!

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[MrOldboy]

Just curious, haven't read most of the artivle or thread.

But, what is the benefit to choosing to not be drafted. Better attributes next try or simply just another shot at the games?

I'm assuming its just a trade of between

A) start out of HS with lower attributes, but more years technically to develop
B) head start on attributes, but less years technically to develop

[MrOldboy]

Just curious, haven't read every word of the article or thread.

But, what is the benefit to choosing to not be drafted. Better attributes next try or simply just another shot at the games?

I'm assuming its just a trade off between

A) start out of HS with lower attributes, but more years technically to develop
B) head start on attributes, but less years technically to develop

I didn't see it mentioned if you start at AA regardless of age this time, is it possible to start at a higher level if you take the college route?