Not only that but if you don't like the balance they set you can often change it with sliders. It's better now, but I remember back in the day when I would crank every single slider to it's max or min value in the NHL games only to question if that did anything at all. Meanwhile in the show, I feel real differences with every tick of a slider.
Detailing the Changes to Hitting Coming to MLB The Show 19
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Re: Detailing the Changes to Hitting Coming to MLB The Show 19
Not only that but if you don't like the balance they set you can often change it with sliders. It's better now, but I remember back in the day when I would crank every single slider to it's max or min value in the NHL games only to question if that did anything at all. Meanwhile in the show, I feel real differences with every tick of a slider. -
Re: Detailing the Changes to Hitting Coming to MLB The Show 19
They didn’t say offspeed pitches were nuked into uselessness. They said they made them a little less effective. Slightly less break. With the exception of the slider which they apparently believe was already tuned properly. This sounds like more of a correction than a nerf. Even in offline games I felt the majority of breaking pitches moved way too much.
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Re: Detailing the Changes to Hitting Coming to MLB The Show 19
Don't need to remember it - I still have 2k12 on my PC. And yeah, those tended to either end up wild pitches or right down the middle - with few other possible outcomes.
There was very little "in-between" with that system - you either got a pitch right where you were aiming or you flubbed the input and the catcher was either going to fetch it from the back wall, or ask for a new ball after it got smacked out of the yard. There weren't many "moderate" location misses because there was such a focus on user input being everything.
User control/agency vs accurate depiction of sports is a balancing act that every sports game struggles with, and I feel like the Show handles it better than most.Comment
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