Official 2018 uniform errors and omissions thread
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Re: Official 2018 uniform errors and omissions thread
I may be the only one that notices stuff like this, but it seems like the game models their jerseys based on replica versions as opposed to authentic jerseys. At least this is the case with the Chicago Cubs. Example... on the Cubs home uniform the blue circle on the Cubs logo has absolutely no white border. The blue circle is thick. Compare the Cubs logo between an authentic jersey and a replica. The replica has a very small white outline outside the blue circle. The game should model the jerseys off of the authentic, obviously.
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Re: Official 2018 uniform errors and omissions thread
I may be the only one that notices stuff like this, but it seems like the game models their jerseys based on replica versions as opposed to authentic jerseys. At least this is the case with the Chicago Cubs. Example... on the Cubs home uniform the blue circle on the Cubs logo has absolutely no white border. The blue circle is thick. Compare the Cubs logo between an authentic jersey and a replica. The replica has a very small white outline outside the blue circle. The game should model the jerseys off of the authentic, obviously.
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The cuts, stitching and style of an authentic game jersey is far different than what is sold at retail. The game should advise and seek out the real thing, when possible.Comment
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Re: Official 2018 uniform errors and omissions thread
You are correct. And that is probably because the artists use actual replica jerseys rather than a game jersey to design from.
The cuts, stitching and style of an authentic game jersey is far different than what is sold at retail. The game should advise and seek out the real thing, when possible.
I'll give them credit this year on the jerseys though, more so than years past. This year the numbers have a little bit of sheen to them, they look like the actual tackle-twill that teams use on jerseys. The lighting on the actual numbers is pretty good. Now if they'd just give some, "weight," to them and logos. Example: The Cubs logo should not bend with the rest of the jersey. As it stands now, it looks like it's screen printed in the game because essentially its just pasted onto the jersey in the game. Again, the uniforms look good, but this is just next-level stuff.Comment
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