RTTS Recommended Difficulty

[Dolenz]

I use Dynamic Difficulty in my RTTS and just had it set Hall of Fame difficulty last night, basically at the triple A all-star break.

[patchm00]

Quote: Originally Posted by 2kguy

I was doing well in the minors on Veteran hitting difficulty. Then when I got to the majors I was doing quite poorly like batting .150. It was so frustrating that it started to ruin the game. I change to Rookie and now I am crushing it. So I'm probably some where in the middle. Ultimately I'm playing to have fun so I'd rather be too good then too sucky.

^Same! I just got called up to the majors after batting about 345 in AAA. After 5 games my batting avg is 140 or something. I only remember getting two hits and when it seems like the ball is down the middle and i swing well it's a foul tip or roller to the 3rd baseman. Not fun. Gonna try a little longer at Dynamic (I'm Veteran on Dynamic) but if it keeps going like this I'll go down to Rookie as well and feel ashamed as I tear up the Major league.

[aukevin]

I'm playing on All-Star and I when I got called up from AA to MLB I was batting .393. The first couple weeks in the pros I struggled, batting in the low .200s, then I got it figured out and got around .340. Now I've leveled off and float between .295 and .305 in late August 2014. So I'm happy with my difficulty level.

[forme95]

Im using DD with TNK's sliders (slight tweek) and I have a 1B (currently A potential with 59 ovr) who was AA for 36 games. Was hitting sub .200 then started gradually getting better. I was hitting .347 w/ 5 HR when I got called to AAA. 1st at bat was a 3 run HR. 11 games in, Im hitting .091.

Im actually liking how hard it is to stay consistent. RTTS would be SO BORING and pointless if you were an instant star hitting over .400 every game, and was in the majors by a half a season. Yes, Im frustrated at my hitting avg right now. But I know it will get better...... well, I hope lol.

[canucksss]

Is there a way you can restart again? I am now in All-Star..... I'd like to start anew with a new player because I am so new with the game that i messed up how I apply the points gained toward the games, training and All-Star. I would like to start being in a lower difficulty, like rookie, and using Dynamic.

[The_Balm]

Quote: Originally Posted by canucksss

Is there a way you can restart again? I am now in All-Star..... I'd like to start anew with a new player because I am so new with the game that i messed up how I apply the points gained toward the games, training and All-Star. I would like to start being in a lower difficulty, like rookie, and using Dynamic.

I believe you'd need to make a new profile.

[canucksss]

Quote: Originally Posted by The_Balm

I believe you'd need to make a new profile.

like to create another profile in my PS4 and to play MLBTS? will i still get updates/patches/rosters if i do this? sorry...first timer in MLB and ps

[ShaBoomer]

Quote: Originally Posted by canucksss

like to create another profile in my PS4 and to play MLBTS? will i still get updates/patches/rosters if i do this? sorry...first timer in MLB and ps

No, just in the game. The profile you chose at the start (beginner/experienced, etc). You can create a custom profile and set it up with DD and start over.

Or, as I've recently discovered, you can reset your current profile to the default settings (which also resets DD) by joining one of the demo games.

So if you wait at the main menu of The Show until a demo game starts to play, and press the touchpad to join the game, your settings will reset. You'll have to go and edit your game settings again, as it will reset back to the default options. But once you set your difficulty to DD again, you will start back at Rookie+.

I've had it happen twice accidentally, and once on purpose to confirm.