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  • baseballguy99
    Pro
    • Mar 2019
    • 929

    #1

    Dynamic difficulty

    Hey guys
    Do you know if there’s a way to reset my dynamic difficulty setting so I can start with legend instead of rookie? Do I really need to re install the game ?
  • CBoller1331
    It Appears I Blue Myself
    • Dec 2013
    • 3082

    #2
    Re: Dynamic difficulty

    Originally posted by baseballguy99
    Hey guys
    Do you know if there’s a way to reset my dynamic difficulty setting so I can start with legend instead of rookie? Do I really need to re install the game ?
    I think you might need to make a new profile in the settings menu. I know you can choose your starting level but I don't think you can reset it on the same profile
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    • Doyoueven85
      Rookie
      • Aug 2020
      • 316

      #3
      Re: Dynamic difficulty

      Originally posted by CBoller1331
      I think you might need to make a new profile in the settings menu. I know you can choose your starting level but I don't think you can reset it on the same profile
      I have been trying to get to all star + for like three days lol. It started on beginner or amateur or something like that. I made it to all star + in hitting in like six innings. However it’s taking forever to get to the same level for pitching. I threw four consecutive complete game shutouts breaking the strikeouts record each time before it made it to veteran. I even had the sliders jacked in my favor. I don’t know how to have it start at a certain level. I’m not sure it’s an option on the ps4 because I’ve searched everywhere for how to do this. Once I get there I hope it stays on that level once I zero out the dynamic slider otherwise I’ll just roll with all star and hof. Going through the process on exhibition games because I couldn’t imagine playing franchise games like this lol.
      Last edited by Doyoueven85; 10-16-2023, 06:21 AM.

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      • SuicideSqueeze
        Rookie
        • May 2016
        • 144

        #4
        Re: Dynamic difficulty

        It's easier to start on HOF and then purposely tank for an inning to get to A++ but I think it requires a reinstall to get the option to start there.

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        • Detroit Tigers
          MVP
          • Mar 2018
          • 1375

          #5
          Re: Dynamic difficulty

          Originally posted by Doyoueven85
          I have been trying to get to all star + for like three days lol. It started on beginner or amateur or something like that. I made it to all star + in hitting in like six innings. However it’s taking forever to get to the same level for pitching. I threw four consecutive complete game shutouts breaking the strikeouts record each time before it made it to veteran. I even had the sliders jacked in my favor. I don’t know how to have it start at a certain level. I’m not sure it’s an option on the ps4 because I’ve searched everywhere for how to do this. Once I get there I hope it stays on that level once I zero out the dynamic slider otherwise I’ll just roll with all star and hof. Going through the process on exhibition games because I couldn’t imagine playing franchise games like this lol.
          Tip 1: don’t forget to nerf all the AI’s hitting sliders to zero to speed it up.
          Tip 2: for whatever reason BIP outs are worth more than K’s so don’t try to strike everyone out, try to get them to pop or ground out instead.
          Tip 3: don’t forget you can switch sides and only pitch, so you’re not wasting time batting.

          Shouldn’t take more than another 7-12 innings to get there if you do that. And I agree AS+ is a nice difficulty level. It’s what I play on too.
          Last edited by Detroit Tigers; 10-16-2023, 04:42 PM.
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          • bcruise
            Hall Of Fame
            • Mar 2004
            • 23274

            #6
            Re: Dynamic difficulty

            In the time before the initial DD select was a thing (or if I wanted to change it later) I would always play an exhibition game with one of the all-time teams vs. a AA, raise the DD sensitivity slider to max, and just play out a few games like that as the all-time team. Hitting is practically guaranteed to reach the level I was looking for first, and when it did I'd just start fast-forwarding my team's plate appearances.

            Progress is based only on OPS for (hitting) and against (pitching), so while hitting can go faster due to extra bases, pitching is always going to have the same rate of increase.

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            • Madden08PCgmr
              MVP
              • Feb 2017
              • 2435

              #7
              Re: Dynamic difficulty

              I think a HUGE problem with sports games is there are TOO many ratings. Do the programmers even know how they interact with one another?

              I want dominant players to dominate, with frequency. Too often in this game I feel like I can get the best of guys where they would should lock me down.

              But the labels are stuck in a place where the average guy that buys the game for the first time has to be able to have fun with the game.

              There's just no happy medium. There won't be until there is competition that can step in and actively fill these voids.
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              • Doyoueven85
                Rookie
                • Aug 2020
                • 316

                #8
                Re: Dynamic difficulty

                Strongly considering switching to just dynamic difficulty for my franchise. Wondering what people’s experience is with this. I’d assume it would produce more ebbs and flows throughout a full season which is what I’m looking for. However I can see it getting in my head like “I hit really well because the level went down” or “I wouldnt have pitched so poorly if the level wasn’t so high “ I’ve heard stories about how it can cause some people to have LONG periods of not being able to get the ball out of the infield or not being able to record a out. But that’s baseball. I would assume my levels wouldn’t be dramatically far apart like hitting on veteran and pitching on legend for extended periods of time.

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                • jcar0725
                  "ADAPT OR DIE"
                  • Aug 2010
                  • 3818

                  #9
                  Re: Dynamic difficulty

                  Originally posted by Doyoueven85
                  Strongly considering switching to just dynamic difficulty for my franchise. Wondering what people’s experience is with this. I’d assume it would produce more ebbs and flows throughout a full season which is what I’m looking for. However I can see it getting in my head like “I hit really well because the level went down” or “I wouldnt have pitched so poorly if the level wasn’t so high “ I’ve heard stories about how it can cause some people to have LONG periods of not being able to get the ball out of the infield or not being able to record a out. But that’s baseball. I would assume my levels wouldn’t be dramatically far apart like hitting on veteran and pitching on legend for extended periods of time.
                  My opinion.....the game is designed to have slumps and hot streaks throughout a 162 game season and if you play on dynamic difficulty without locking it in , then you'll never know if it's a hot / cold streak or just the difficulty fluctuating.

                  But I've heard there are guys that play on dynamic and like it.

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                  • Ghost Of The Year
                    Life's been good so far.
                    • Mar 2014
                    • 6351

                    #10
                    Re: Dynamic difficulty

                    Originally posted by Madden08PCgmr
                    I think a HUGE problem with sports games is there are TOO many ratings. Do the programmers even know how they interact with one another?

                    I want dominant players to dominate, with frequency. Too often in this game I feel like I can get the best of guys where they would should lock me down.

                    But the labels are stuck in a place where the average guy that buys the game for the first time has to be able to have fun with the game.

                    There's just no happy medium. There won't be until there is competition that can step in and actively fill these voids.
                    Madden and NBA2K do have too many attributes but MLB the Show could use a redistribution of attribute slots, get rid of batting and pitching clutch and give pitchers Contact and Power splits for versus right and left.

                    Originally posted by jcar0725
                    My opinion.....the game is designed to have slumps and hot streaks throughout a 162 game season and if you play on dynamic difficulty without locking it in , then you'll never know if it's a hot / cold streak or just the difficulty fluctuating.

                    But I've heard there are guys that play on dynamic and like it.

                    Sent from my SM-S918U using Operation Sports mobile app
                    I like Dynamic but at the same time it could be viewed as a variation of a comeback code.
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                    • MizzouRah
                      All Star
                      • Jul 2002
                      • 8530

                      #11
                      Re: Dynamic difficulty

                      Originally posted by Doyoueven85
                      Strongly considering switching to just dynamic difficulty for my franchise. Wondering what people’s experience is with this. I’d assume it would produce more ebbs and flows throughout a full season which is what I’m looking for. However I can see it getting in my head like “I hit really well because the level went down” or “I wouldnt have pitched so poorly if the level wasn’t so high “ I’ve heard stories about how it can cause some people to have LONG periods of not being able to get the ball out of the infield or not being able to record a out. But that’s baseball. I would assume my levels wouldn’t be dramatically far apart like hitting on veteran and pitching on legend for extended periods of time.
                      I'm in my 2nd season with the Cardinals, playing every single game on DD. I absolutely love it and have had such a wide variety of outcomes. Stats are good with some variation, which is exactly what I look for in a console sports game.

                      I honestly wish all games had a DD setting.

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                      • baconbits11
                        MVP
                        • Oct 2014
                        • 2597

                        #12
                        Re: Dynamic difficulty

                        Originally posted by MizzouRah
                        I'm in my 2nd season with the Cardinals, playing every single game on DD. I absolutely love it and have had such a wide variety of outcomes. Stats are good with some variation, which is exactly what I look for in a console sports game.



                        I honestly wish all games had a DD setting.
                        I 2nd all of this.

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