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  • Pruce
    Rookie
    • Mar 2010
    • 12

    #226
    Re: MLB '10: The Show - Player Potential Fix Coming in Next Roster Update

    So, I just saw the updated roster. Most of the changes were made correctly, but I still see some fairly big issues.

    Why are these guys D's!?
    Zack Duke
    Jose Lopez
    Dustin McGowan
    J.J. Hardy
    Jose Morales
    Joey Devine
    Josh Reddick
    Leo Nunez
    Sean Burnett
    Matt Capps
    Jeff Francoeur
    Jeff Baker
    Nick Masset
    Manny Parra
    Charlie Morton
    Evan Meek
    Ryan Church
    Kyle McClellan
    Greg Smith
    Manuel Corpas
    pretty much the entire Mariners & Indians bullpen

    Why are these guys C's?
    Kenshin Kawakami
    Ryan Sweeney
    Jarrod Saltalamacchia
    Russell Martin
    Scott Kazmir
    John Maine
    Conor Jackson
    Casey McGhee
    Yadier Molina

    WHY are these guys F's?
    Cla Meredith
    Jeremy Bonderman
    Sean Marshall
    Jason Pridie

    and WHY are these guys A's when they are well past that potential?
    Jim Thome
    Mike Lowell
    Matt Stairs
    Jamie Moyer
    Jason Giambi
    Hideki Matsui
    Vlad
    Alfonso Soriano
    Mike Cameron
    Orlando Cabrera
    Chris Dickerson
    Latroy Hawkins
    Octavio Dotel
    Arthur Rhodes A's, with
    Eric Byrnes, Ken Griffey Jr. some B's

    I'm not saying the F,D, & C's should all be A's but they are better or have the potential to be B's with C's being minimum. Meanwhile, guys who are over the hill or not that good anymore have A potential. You have pinch hitters, #5 pitcher at best, crippled DH's, all being A's when they should be knocked back to a B or C.

    And to me Grady Sizemore is an A all the way along with Jose Reyes.

    It's better then it was a week ago, but still has some ratings to address. I would like to see actual MLB player ratings go up, with more of the fake player ratings going down. Oh, and can someone please tell me why the Astros have 16 A's on their team!
    Last edited by Pruce; 03-08-2010, 08:21 PM.

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    • brinks
      Rookie
      • Aug 2009
      • 151

      #227
      Re: MLB '10: The Show - Player Potential Fix Coming in Next Roster Update

      Yes, Jeff Francoeur should be an F

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      • osubeavs721
        Banned
        • Dec 2008
        • 1577

        #228
        Re: MLB '10: The Show - Player Potential Fix Coming in Next Roster Update

        Originally posted by Pruce
        So, I just saw the updated roster. Most of the changes were made correctly, but I still see some fairly big issues.

        Why are these guys D's!?
        Zack Duke
        Jose Lopez
        Dustin McGowan
        J.J. Hardy
        Jose Morales
        Joey Devine
        Josh Reddick
        Leo Nunez
        Sean Burnett
        Matt Capps
        Jeff Francoeur
        Jeff Baker
        Nick Masset
        Manny Parra
        Charlie Morton
        Evan Meek
        Ryan Church
        Kyle McClellan
        Greg Smith
        Manuel Corpas
        pretty much the entire Mariners & Indians bullpen

        Why are these guys C's?
        Kenshin Kawakami
        Ryan Sweeney
        Jarrod Saltalamacchia
        Russell Martin
        Scott Kazmir
        John Maine
        Conor Jackson
        Casey McGhee
        Yadier Molina

        WHY are these guys F's?
        Cla Meredith
        Jeremy Bonderman
        Sean Marshall
        Jason Pridie

        and WHY are these guys A's when they are well past that potential?
        Jim Thome
        Mike Lowell
        Matt Stairs
        Jamie Moyer
        Jason Giambi
        Hideki Matsui
        Vlad
        Alfonso Soriano
        Mike Cameron
        Orlando Cabrera
        Chris Dickerson
        Latroy Hawkins
        Octavio Dotel
        Arthur Rhodes A's, with
        Eric Byrnes, Ken Griffey Jr. some B's

        I'm not saying the F,D, & C's should all be A's but they are better or have the potential to be B's with C's being minimum. Meanwhile, guys who are over the hill or not that good anymore have A potential. You have pinch hitters, #5 pitcher at best, crippled DH's, all being A's when they should be knocked back to a B or C.

        And to me Grady Sizemore is an A all the way along with Jose Reyes.

        It's better then it was a week ago, but still has some ratings to address. I would like to see actual MLB player ratings go up, with more of the fake player ratings going down. Oh, and can someone please tell me why the Astros have 16 A's on their team!
        i think potential isnt the right word for this, because what it prevents is guys dropping more than improving. Like Jeter being an A he isnt gonna drop 10 points after the year and why should he, he just had his best season... and i cant believe those words came out of my mouth, sorry fellow sox fans let me correct myself... screw jeter!!!!!

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        • ltw0303cavs
          MVP
          • Sep 2006
          • 1052

          #229
          Re: MLB '10: The Show - Player Potential Fix Coming in Next Roster Update

          As far as the potentials, why would a Ryan Church rate above a D? Did you see him as a Met? remember potentials are not set in stone, some people are getting way too worried about potentials. Hey if your Pirates fan wouldnt you want Jose Tabata to be a A or a B ?? but guess what he is a C at best. I mean there a lot of players that are decent that have no upside, they may be decent players but will never progress above that. There is nothing wrong with that. I mean guess what when Luke Hochever was drafted bet everybody thought he was a A, guess what probably a C. Brad Lincoln was drafted ahead of Clayton Kershaw, Joba and TIm Lincecum, guess what C potential.Most of this is subjective and once again potentials can be altered based off how they train.

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          • Pruce
            Rookie
            • Mar 2010
            • 12

            #230
            Re: MLB '10: The Show - Player Potential Fix Coming in Next Roster Update

            Originally posted by osubeavs721
            i think potential isnt the right word for this, because what it prevents is guys dropping more than improving. Like Jeter being an A he isnt gonna drop 10 points after the year and why should he, he just had his best season... and i cant believe those words came out of my mouth, sorry fellow sox fans let me correct myself... screw jeter!!!!!

            I don't quite agree. I understand your point, but guys like J.J. Hardy, Zach Duke, Jose Lopez etc. should be rated to where they can improve and not drop soo much. Even if it's just to stop dropping, like what you're saying I think, is fine.

            Example Felix Hernandez was rated a C before the roster update and he was dropping like 7points in each category with varying training and coaches used in multiple sims. Young or talented players should be getting a rating where it's much harder to drop and they can improve, while some older players should be getting a reduced rating so they can "drop" and lose value in the game.

            With the lower ratings for the younger players the game will have them decline at a faster rate and all your training and coaches go out the window. Meanwhile they are replaced by more fake players and the older players remain around a little longer cuz of increased rating.

            From what it looks like to me A's and B's increase your ratings until you reach an age the CPU stabilizes you at, C's stay almost the same, while D's and F's have no chances of improving and staying in the game.

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            • Pruce
              Rookie
              • Mar 2010
              • 12

              #231
              Re: MLB '10: The Show - Player Potential Fix Coming in Next Roster Update

              Originally posted by ltw0303cavs
              As far as the potentials, why would a Ryan Church rate above a D? Did you see him as a Met? remember potentials are not set in stone, some people are getting way too worried about potentials. Hey if your Pirates fan wouldnt you want Jose Tabata to be a A or a B ?? but guess what he is a C at best. I mean there a lot of players that are decent that have no upside, they may be decent players but will never progress above that. There is nothing wrong with that. I mean guess what when Luke Hochever was drafted bet everybody thought he was a A, guess what probably a C. Brad Lincoln was drafted ahead of Clayton Kershaw, Joba and TIm Lincecum, guess what C potential.Most of this is subjective and once again potentials can be altered based off how they train.
              If in fact I see potential ratings change through training and coaches hired, I will quit my bitching. However, I've yet to see documentation, statement, or actual sims I've done having potential ratings change. As we all know those potential ratings mean alot in trades, and like MLB 09 the show the ratings didn't change through training and such. If there is such a document, video, or post I've missed showing the changing of potential ratings through training as you say, I'd love to see it, because that would be an awesome addition to the game.

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              • Gleebo
                Rookie
                • Jun 2003
                • 342

                #232
                Re: MLB '10: The Show - Player Potential Fix Coming in Next Roster Update

                Sounds to me like these players are be graded on weather they have fulfilled their own potential. Now each player has their own hidden "ability/potential" some do an A job at getting the most out of their ability while some do not...

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                • GoBucs09
                  Pro
                  • Feb 2009
                  • 629

                  #233
                  Re: MLB '10: The Show - Player Potential Fix Coming in Next Roster Update

                  Originally posted by ltw0303cavs
                  As far as the potentials, why would a Ryan Church rate above a D? Did you see him as a Met? remember potentials are not set in stone, some people are getting way too worried about potentials. Hey if your Pirates fan wouldnt you want Jose Tabata to be a A or a B ?? but guess what he is a C at best. I mean there a lot of players that are decent that have no upside, they may be decent players but will never progress above that. There is nothing wrong with that. I mean guess what when Luke Hochever was drafted bet everybody thought he was a A, guess what probably a C. Brad Lincoln was drafted ahead of Clayton Kershaw, Joba and TIm Lincecum, guess what C potential.Most of this is subjective and once again potentials can be altered based off how they train.
                  With a stretch of the imagination I could agree with you up until you claim Jose Tabata as a C potential prospect.

                  Really???



                  88. Zach Wheeler, RHP, Giants
                  89. Jordan Walden, RHP, Angels
                  90. Jose Tabata, OF, Pirates
                  91. Nick Hagadone, LHP, Indians
                  92. Trevor Reckling, LHP, Angels
                  "I am more valuable to my team hitting .330 than swinging for home runs." - Roberto Clemente

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                  • Pruce
                    Rookie
                    • Mar 2010
                    • 12

                    #234
                    Re: MLB '10: The Show - Player Potential Fix Coming in Next Roster Update

                    Originally posted by Gleebo
                    Sounds to me like these players are be graded on weather they have fulfilled their own potential. Now each player has their own hidden "ability/potential" some do an A job at getting the most out of their ability while some do not...
                    That's an interesting way to look at it. If it were that way, it could explain some things. However, I don't quite know if it works that way.

                    I've been running a few sims, and most of the A's B's increased in ratings while C's stayed fairly stagnant, while D's and F's lost ratings and become worse players.

                    Training seems to help increase ratings for A's and B's quicker, while C's go up somewhat, and D's F's still lost rating points.

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                    • bxgoods
                      Pro
                      • May 2009
                      • 538

                      #235
                      Re: MLB '10: The Show - Player Potential Fix Coming in Next Roster Update

                      I have yet to see a players potential change, can Russell or somebody at SCEA varify this? I seen people whi played the early build claim it happens, but I have yet to see it varified by documentation. Someone should post a video or something, I haven't seen it happen in my game yet.

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                      • BatsareBugs
                        LVP
                        • Feb 2003
                        • 12553

                        #236
                        Re: MLB '10: The Show - Player Potential Fix Coming in Next Roster Update

                        Originally posted by bxgoods
                        I have yet to see a players potential change, can Russell or somebody at SCEA varify this? I seen people whi played the early build claim it happens, but I have yet to see it varified by documentation. Someone should post a video or something, I haven't seen it happen in my game yet.
                        If you went on sportsconnect to get the new roster, you have to save the live roster on sports connect first, then load it up in the main menu of the game.

                        Hope that helps!

                        On a second note, I had just posted my findings in the other thread.

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                        • Pruce
                          Rookie
                          • Mar 2010
                          • 12

                          #237
                          Re: MLB '10: The Show - Player Potential Fix Coming in Next Roster Update

                          Originally posted by bxgoods
                          I have yet to see a players potential change, can Russell or somebody at SCEA varify this? I seen people whi played the early build claim it happens, but I have yet to see it varified by documentation. Someone should post a video or something, I haven't seen it happen in my game yet.
                          Much agreed, can someone with inner knowledge of the game explain this.

                          I just finished yet another season with training set to CPU and C's once again stayed the same, A's/B's increased in some instances by +10 while Zack Duke a D (an all-star albeit with the pirates) potential dropped 10, John Lannan -9.

                          These guys aren't living gods by any means and shouldn't be A's, but in no way should they have decreased so bad within 2 simulated seasons they are out of the rotation and replaced by a fake player. If a C potential means they stay relatively the same, make all the D's and F's I've listed at least C's so they don't just become garbage.

                          It looks like the potentials won't change with simulation and training. So if a player is a D or F, you can train all you want, but they're screwed, when in real life they are probably pretty sustainable.

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                          • Pruce
                            Rookie
                            • Mar 2010
                            • 12

                            #238
                            Re: MLB '10: The Show - Player Potential Fix Coming in Next Roster Update

                            Originally posted by Rag3vsW0rld
                            If you went on sportsconnect to get the new roster, you have to save the live roster on sports connect first, then load it up in the main menu of the game.

                            Hope that helps!

                            On a second note, I had just posted my findings in the other thread.
                            I believe he meant that he hasn't seen a player potential rating change while playing the game.
                            Updated ratings can indeed be found where you say. The question, I believe, is do those potential ratings alter themselves (not altered directly by the user) but indirectly through training and performance?

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                            • ltw0303cavs
                              MVP
                              • Sep 2006
                              • 1052

                              #239
                              Re: MLB '10: The Show - Player Potential Fix Coming in Next Roster Update

                              Yeah , just because somebody makes a top 100 list means nothing. Look at his stats, no power at all and on top of that the kid could be 24-25 yrs old no 20-21. Gotta love those Dominican birth certificates. Look at Lars Anderson, he was up on those lists now he isnt even the Red Sox best 1B prospect. I disagree with some of the potentials but like all GM's you play with what you have.

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                              • Knight165
                                *ll St*r
                                • Feb 2003
                                • 24964

                                #240
                                Re: MLB '10: The Show - Player Potential Fix Coming in Next Roster Update

                                Originally posted by Pruce
                                Much agreed, can someone with inner knowledge of the game explain this.

                                I just finished yet another season with training set to CPU and C's once again stayed the same, A's/B's increased in some instances by +10 while Zack Duke a D (an all-star albeit with the pirates) potential dropped 10, John Lannan -9.

                                These guys aren't living gods by any means and shouldn't be A's, but in no way should they have decreased so bad within 2 simulated seasons they are out of the rotation and replaced by a fake player. If a C potential means they stay relatively the same, make all the D's and F's I've listed at least C's so they don't just become garbage.

                                It looks like the potentials won't change with simulation and training. So if a player is a D or F, you can train all you want, but they're screwed, when in real life they are probably pretty sustainable.
                                You guys started perpetuating this idea that potentials were going to start moving up and down at a rapid clip.
                                They will not.
                                A player who is being trained and has certain streaks gets the CHANCE of changing a potential grade.
                                It's MORE likely to happen in the minor leagues...but it can happen to any player.
                                For the minor leaguers you will get notice that a player is playing very well....you may then get another e-mail some time later that so and so is playing much better than we thought....he might be a better player than we anticipated(paraphrasing)...that's the one that shows that the player is probably making a change(an e-mail saying so and so might now be the player we thought he was....is the indicator for the drop)
                                You might see some on your club....you might not.
                                This whole problem with the potential ratings has caused some urban myth type stuff floating around.
                                Potential can indeed change....just don't expect it to be nuts.

                                M.K.
                                Knight165
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