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It is also hard when you tell people you have early access but under NDA because everything you say will be seen and taken out of context most times. Reading his earlier posts, it did sound like there was more to the stream than free agency for example, but that was us reading it as such so is what it is there. It's best to not hint toward anything when you know something you cannot speak on, but that can be hard to do as well when trying to interact with everyone.Comment
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NDA's are very tightly worded and anything he does to try and skirt around it would be putting any future inclusion into the game in jeopardy.
It is also hard when you tell people you have early access but under NDA because everything you say will be seen and taken out of context most times. Reading his earlier posts, it did sound like there was more to the stream than free agency for example, but that was us reading it as such so is what it is there. It's best to not hint toward anything when you know something you cannot speak on, but that can be hard to do as well when trying to interact with everyone.
It's a fine line to walk, for sure. I know that from personal experience (MLB '10)Comment
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As a starter gets tired and loses energy, he loses accuracy at first and then later starts to also lose general pitching ability. The affect is minor from 100% to 25% energy, rapidly increases from 25% to 0%...
You still don't believe stamina rating matters? The draft video you posted identified 5 first round draft picks with stamina too low to be an effective SP by the time they make it to MLB because they are rookies with poor stamina and stamina always decreases.
I explained it. I posted videos. I don't know how else to explain it. You have access to the developers and are in a unique position to contribute.
Those videos are manage mode. CPU vs CPU. Default sliders. No user input skewing results..≡Comment
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You said you wanted to see 3 or 4 innings of a drafted player with low stamina. That's what I showed.
Here. Do you now understand what I was saying about future years in franchise? Apparently in the sim world there are too many complete games which is the opposite of what happens in manage mode and explains why the devs don't see a problem with stamina declining for starting pitchers with already too low stamina.
Perhaps they have fixed the problem. In their franchise video they did say at the very end that they have changed some things with scouting and the draft. I'll buy the game this year and I guess I'll find out.
1) the pitcher you are using is very lowly rated for an MLB player (I believe he was shown as 55 overall in other videos)
2) in this video your pitcher got absolutely rocked to the tune of 6 runs, 2 HRs, 10 hits, 1 walk, and only 2 Ks.
3) A pitcher’s stamina is not just based on pitches thrown, it’s also based on the result/confidence to simulate working harder. So when you give up hits or hard contact, walk batters, get behind in counts, and in general pitch with lower confidence, your stamina decreases faster.
On the other end of the spectrum, when you pitch well and get soft contact, easy outs, strikeouts, and pitch with higher confidence, your stamina bar doesn’t decrease as fast. This is why on your first video where your same pitcher is rolling and pitching well, his stamina was still around 70-75% after 3 innings while in this video he was struggling and working harder so his stamina dropped down to 35% in 3 innings.
Again I think stamina can be tweaked, but I hope this explained the difference in why you were seeing different results in both videos and how stamina isn’t just impacted by pitches thrown.Comment
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Typically, video game related NDAs last until the review embargo or game release (whichever comes first). Experience from my days working in game development as a software engineer.Comment
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They took the options out and front and backloading contracts also from a video I saw.No idea why.Comment
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While I slightly agree about the stamina needing to be a tick higher, there are a few things at play here that I think you are overlooking that might help explain why you are seeing these results.
1) the pitcher you are using is very lowly rated for an MLB player (I believe he was shown as 55 overall in other videos)
2) in this video your pitcher got absolutely rocked to the tune of 6 runs, 2 HRs, 10 hits, 1 walk, and only 2 Ks.
3) A pitcher’s stamina is not just based on pitches thrown, it’s also based on the result/confidence to simulate working harder. So when you give up hits or hard contact, walk batters, get behind in counts, and in general pitch with lower confidence, your stamina decreases faster.
On the other end of the spectrum, when you pitch well and get soft contact, easy outs, strikeouts, and pitch with higher confidence, your stamina bar doesn’t decrease as fast. This is why on your first video where your same pitcher is rolling and pitching well, his stamina was still around 70-75% after 3 innings while in this video he was struggling and working harder so his stamina dropped down to 35% in 3 innings.
Again I think stamina can be tweaked, but I hope this explained the difference in why you were seeing different results in both videos and how stamina isn’t just impacted by pitches thrown.
In my video I showed a team with 4 draft picks drafting 4 relief pitchers. The devs in their video said they had seen the community feedback and were lowering the value of RP in the draft. That's a small but needed improvement. I also advocated to changes to scouting the the devs said they have done that.
With only 6 or 7 rounds in the draft which is far fewer players than IRL my point is they can't afford to have this level of failure with draft picks. That's my only point in pointing out flaws. They need to fix the draft. Perhaps they have.≡Comment
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For the top 150 free agents its the new FA system outside of the top 150 free agents contracts revert back to the old system from years past. So options front load /backload are still there just not to the top 150 FA in any given year
Regarding Progression regression
There is not a 10 year mark
There is a range of prime ages and a die roll determines trajectory.
Performance has an impact but after the age of 31 father time creeps in
We've also made adjustments to potentials in the past system took all 30 year old players and adjusted the potentials to match the overall
We changed that so the potential stays at what there designed to have that slows regression
All info on YouTube via theantortizLast edited by Stucatz; 02-28-2025, 07:22 PM.Comment
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Maybe I missed this have they said anything about what ballpark they will have the A's using in game as the home park?Mets Baseball, All Day Every Day
Bringing the trophy back to the Queens in MLB the Show 25.
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Outside the top 150 FA you use the old system that has itComment
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The youtube video I saw was mostly positive for the game and seemed credible and mentioned it being removed.No info as to why though.Comment
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