New to mlb the show series

[PnthrPitt412]

Hey so I’m new to the game first time playing the series what are some good sliders that are good to start out with, that has fair gameplay

[stealyerface]

Re: New to mlb the show series

Hey so I’m new to the game first time playing the series what are some good sliders that are good to start out with, that has fair gameplay

Well, there are four or five to choose from right here in this discussion. Don’t be afraid to try some out and see what you like.

The game is variable enough, however, that I would personally suggest a 3-5 game trial period with each set before making a final choice.

And remember when the awesome rosters get dropped from some of the guys in here, you may have to adjust some sliders accordingly.

Have fun, and enjoy!
~syf


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[PnthrPitt412]

Re: New to mlb the show series

Well, there are four or five to choose from right here in this discussion. Don’t be afraid to try some out and see what you like.

The game is variable enough, however, that I would personally suggest a 3-5 game trial period with each set before making a final choice.

And remember when the awesome rosters get dropped from some of the guys in here, you may have to adjust some sliders accordingly.

Have fun, and enjoy!
~syf


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Which one should I start with, I’m
Looking at threads but I’m lost lol

[bryanm1982]

Re: New to mlb the show series

Which one should I start with, I’m
Looking at threads but I’m lost lol

It would depend on what settings do you want to use. If you pitch with meter and got on zone, you could try TNK. I think Steelerface uses Pinpoint? If you hit on timing and pitch with Classic you have my sliders (S & B Sliders) or RMiok sliders. Our sliders are very similar close to default. He pitches on legend while my sliders are on HOF.

If you aren’t sure, you could just start on default and see if it’s too easy or hard.

[Funkycorm]

Re: New to mlb the show series

I would set the settings you like in terms of hitting and pitching interface.

I would then start with default and play 20 plus games on that at your chosen difficulty. I would then increase or decrease your difficulty based on how everything is going first. I would start at all star as that tends to have the most balanced gameplay.

Only start changing sliders one at a time as you notice something you want to improve. If you have never played the series before, you should start at default sliders. There is no universal best or worst slider set. Just sets where players have different views on things.

Start at default. It will help that lost feeling you have.

[PnthrPitt412]

Re: New to mlb the show series

What’s the best camera angle to hit at

[MannybeingManny]

Re: New to mlb the show series

What’s the best camera angle to hit at

Whichever gives you the ability to read pitches I.E. balls and strikes. Also if you are finding yourself persistently late or early on pitches that can be heavily influenced by the hitting camera.