There is a lot to be said for inviduality in a game that has so much of the same looks for almost everything. Now necklaces Im ok with not being able to be included, but cleats, batting gloves and fielding gloves, and bats (tired of seeing just bats with the ring on them) there should be a very very wide range of things to choose from, including brand name stuff.
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There is a lot to be said for inviduality in a game that has so much of the same looks for almost everything. Now necklaces Im ok with not being able to be included, but cleats, batting gloves and fielding gloves, and bats (tired of seeing just bats with the ring on them) there should be a very very wide range of things to choose from, including brand name stuff.Last edited by jd369; 12-05-2011, 05:17 PM. -
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(I'm a kind who doesn't shower and wear the same t-shirt/jeans/underwear combo everyday to save time just to play every single franchise game without simming..... so if I were an artist for the Show then all the players would look like guys from RBI Baseball....)
It's good different people are attentive to different parts.Comment
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I'm in the same boat as you Nomo, I have 0% interest in what the bat says on it or what brand the cleats are. I'm sure SCEA could remove shoes completely and have all the players run barefoot, and I'd never notice.
That being said, I don't think there is anything wrong with caring, though. Create-A-Superstar was definitely the deciding factor for me when choosing between various WWE video games. Sometimes you just want your personal creation to look exactly like you envision, and it's frustrating to have your options excessively limited.Comment
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Give me a fun game to play...give me generated pitch counts so games don't take me a week to finish. Give me more stats...
Tecmo Baseball has more stats than the show does. Show does more right than wrong but it becomes really boring with the slow pace...give me fast play without cutting out the homerun trot...and lastly don't give me a game that is very close to version back in 2006.Comment
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If Sony would just completely redo the presentation to more of a true to life TV Style presentation think ESPN,FOX Baseball, TBS that alone would make MLB The Show feel like a brand new game separate from all the past versions. One of the main reasons why people say it looks no different then last years game every year is because we have had the same basic presentation which has become old and stale and outdated! Its basically the same presentation they had on the PS2 versions. And with the power of the PS3 I expect way more from a presentation stand point. Just load up any Sony baseball game on PS2 and it will look and even sound exactly like it currently does on the PS3 versions. The presentation needs to have a 100% make over! I will be very disappointed if we once again have the same presentation that we have seen since PS2 days in MLB 12 The Show. However I really do have hope that this may finally be the year we get the presentation we have been waiting for!! In my opinion the current presentation in MLB 11 The Show has no glitz and glamour. I would not be complaining about these things if we still were just in the PS2 days of gaming. But we are talking about PS3 here and I thought by now 2012 we would have a presentation that mimics real life. There are other sports games on the market that have presentations that do mimic real life TV Broadcast with all the glitz and glamour that you would expect from PS3.
Now I relize there are only so many developers and time in a given year to add new features to every new MLB The Show version. But since so many gamers here seem to all want the samethings as I do I think Sony should really take most of their developing time to work on creating a brand new TV Style presentation. Even if it means other new features would have to be sacrificed in a given year.
Just my opinion of course
Sometimes I wonder how most of the Sony developers them selfs feel about the current presentation and if they feel it needs to be completely redone like the way I feel it does.
I guess its possible the Sony developers are totally happy with the way the current presentation is and thats why it has not really changed much over the years. That would be a shame if that was the case.
For the guys that get to talk to the Sony developers at the Community Day every year could you tell me what there opinion is of the current presentation and do they feel its also time for a makeover?
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Just to be clear. The basic graphical components of the fielders are the skeleton, the model attached to said skeleton, and the textures applied to the model.
As previously stated the skeleton was rebuild, the models were updated, and textures are constantly updated/improved.
Again, more specific descriptions of the perceived discrepacies/over-sights will provide a greater chance of actually seeing a change."Im all jacked up on mountain dew!"
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Well when I pitched my genius TSBN network idea to them that's the answer I was given so I guess there was some failure to communicate
I want to be wrong though because that tired and dull PS2 era broadcast format needs to go and it's time for some real broadcast network integrationLast edited by DodgerFanatic2K3; 12-06-2011, 02:26 AM.Comment
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honestly, its more of an animation ordeal with these models..***nning animations in paticular. The legs move 100mph' and players have no weight, acceleration, agility or top end speed. Foot plants, change of directions, and acceleration to the ball on defense is lacking imo. Can this be fixed or am I alone on this oneComment
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Well when I pitched my genius TSBN network idea to them that's the answer I was given so I guess there was some failure to communicate
I want to be wrong though because that tired and dull PS2 era broadcast format needs to go and it's time for some real broadcast network integrationSamsung PN60F8500 PDP / Anthem MRX 720 / Klipsch RC-62 II / Klipsch RF-82 II (x2) / Insignia NS-B2111 (x2) / SVS PC13-Ultra / SVS SB-2000 / Sony MDR-7506 Professional / Audio-Technica ATH-R70x / Sony PS3 & PS4 / DirecTV HR44-500 / DarbeeVision DVP-5000 / Panamax M5400-PM / Elgato HD60Comment
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honestly, its more of an animation ordeal with these models..***nning animations in paticular. The legs move 100mph' and players have no weight, acceleration, agility or top end speed. Foot plants, change of directions, and acceleration to the ball on defense is lacking imo. Can this be fixed or am I alone on this one
Do you have some video examples? I ask because in fact the running animations do not have legs moving at 100 mph, acceleration is applied, there are top speeds, and the are very specific foot plant/change of direction animations. So, I'm a bit confused. Remember, our animations are created via Motion Capture which entails a real human athlete bound by real world physics actually doing all the motions you see as animations in the game. So, if you could provide a video example of a specific issue, we may be able to improve the look and feel of the locomotion animation sequences."Yeah, well, you know, that's just, like, your opinion, man"Comment
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Well, animations and models are two different things, but to address your issue...
Do you have some video examples? I ask because in fact the running animations do not have legs moving at 100 mph, acceleration is applied, there are top speeds, and the are very specific foot plant/change of direction animations. So, I'm a bit confused. Remember, our animations are created via Motion Capture which entails a real human athlete bound by real world physics actually doing all the motions you see as animations in the game. So, if you could provide a video example of a specific issue, we may be able to improve the look and feel of the locomotion animation sequences.
i don't have video proof for this one....
.....I notice 2-3/game that CPU outfielders will casually jog to a deep fly-balls and make an easy catch (FENWAY)...now...i watch about 75 games at Fenway in real life....and the OF's never make those casual jogs back to what is called the *triangle* at fenway---but they will in the video game.
have you seen this?...if u have any free time at home--fire up a game at fenway & look for some of these nonchalant strides the CPU outfielders will make.
maybe adding more *sense of urgancy* to some of the OF'ers is what I'm getting at
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i don't have video proof for this one....
.....I notice 2-3/game that CPU outfielders will casually jog to a deep fly-balls and make an easy catch (FENWAY)...now...i watch about 75 games at Fenway in real life....and the OF's never make those casual jogs back to what is called the *triangle* at fenway---but they will in the video game.
have you seen this?...if u have any free time at home--fire up a game at fenway & look for some of these nonchalant strides the CPU outfielders will make.
maybe adding more *sense of urgancy* to some of the OF'ers is what I'm getting at
thanks for your time
I have to agree about the outfielders not showing a sense of urgancy.
I also see the nonchalant strides often. I even see it sometimes when a runner is tagging up at third base.
I am sure most of you have seen this happen with a runner on third base less then 2 outs and the batter hits a fly ball to the outfield and the fielder nonchalant strides to the ball even though the runner on third is about to tag up and come home. And because of this nonchalant strides the runner almost always is safe at home plate.
Its kills me every time I see that.
I found a video that kind of show what I am talking about.
Goto 12:20 in the video and with a runner on third base watch the batter hit a fly ball to the outfielder and you can see how the outfilders has no sense of urgancy. And as you can see the runner was easily safe at home.
At 2:40 in this video you can also see the outfielder do the nonchalant stride while a runner was going to tag up from third.
Wish I had better videos to show you but this should give you a good idea of what I mean.Last edited by tnixen; 12-06-2011, 01:22 PM.Comment
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