I do think there are broadcast elements that could definitely be improved on MLB. At times, the commentary does get stale and there are a few small presentation bugs that could be fixed.
While there are issues the further you go, they do tend to start balancing out. Some draft class editing (at the end of the season) is necessary but a big help to all of this is starting out with a roster that is balanced for long term play with potentials more in line to what the league average is. I tend to have to lower player ratings more the further I go or else you get MLB teams with multiple 90+ players a piece before even looking at morale effects as opposed to increasing them.
But I don't have to do a lot to keep it afloat.
I would like to see better progression/regression and scouting. Fixing this would go a long way but it is not the opposite of work as intended.
There is no doubt that both of these games still have room for growth.
I would say Madden needs more help on the field even though 21 is a better game that the last few. I still would not say it feels amazing. And there are definitely immersion issues in game. When my 4th year QB is called signal caller at his introduction because the name database is subpar hurts and the fact that players look different than their pictures on the roster menu also kills immersion for me.
I would say that MLB has very solid gameplay. 20 is a great game. So have the last few versions. I lean slightly toward 19 personally but that is more of a nostalgia/experience reason. I will also say that MLB has room to grow when it comes to immersion and off the field improvements but on the field there is a big difference.
MLB is just better game play.
To each their own. I respect your opinion but I did want to respond.
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