MLB 15 The Show Video - MLB Monday: Graphical & Stadium Improvements

[Lisac]

Quote: Originally Posted by HypoLuxa13

Yeah, read something today about one owner on Sheffield that owns 3 buildings is the only one who is actually suing, and they are in court today. Cubs are asking to dismiss based on several factors. "Experts" agree the Cubs will most likely win any lawsuits that are allowed to go forward, should the judge not dismiss.

Quote: Originally Posted by spidertour02

Hmm. The question is, since the boards are already designed for the game, will they be patched in, or is that too much of an alteration to make it into this year's game?

This maybe a good question to ask Ramone on a separate thread. They already had it in and took it out that easy wonder if it would be that easy to put back in. It's still a head scratcher that they took out the one in LF when it's already been ok'd and going to be up for opening day!

[bigwill33]

Quote: Originally Posted by spidertour02

Hmm. The question is, since the boards are already designed for the game, will they be patched in, or is that too much of an alteration to make it into this year's game?

They already stated that it wouldn't be patched or updated. Probably because of the massive file size that each stadium is and how all of that info is written to the disc.

[bigwill33]

Quote: Originally Posted by HozAndMoose

That how it is in real life.....

Some places do wet the dirt throughout the game.

[ajblithe20]

Quote: Originally Posted by HozAndMoose

Every game i have been to at the K they jsut wet it before the game and then drag these around every few innings.

Hmmm, I'll know for sure what the O's grounds crew does after April 11th! Going to game 2 at Oriole Park


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[Trackball]

Quote: Originally Posted by bigwill33

Some places do wet the dirt throughout the game.

Forgive me for asking, but I wasn't aware of this before watching the video.

Why do teams wet the dirt? I never noticed before that it was darker brown at the starts of games.

I'm sure it's for a good reason, I just want to know what it is.

...No, I'm not normally much of a real-life baseball fan. But I play The Show because it's an awesome representation of the sport--it's a better baseball game than NBA 2K is a basketball game.

I'm just not the kind of guy who notices little color differences like this, unless it's REALLY out of place, like the dirt is purple or something. But props to Sony San Diego for putting this in for those that WOULD notice.

Anyway, why do they make the dirt wet at the start of games?

[Ghost Of The Year]

Quote: Originally Posted by Trackball

Forgive me for asking, but I wasn't aware of this before watching the video. Why do teams wet the dirt? I never noticed before that it was darker brown at the starts of games. I'm sure it's for a good reason, I just want to know what it is. ...No, I'm not normally much of a real-life baseball fan. But I play The Show because it's an awesome representation of the sport--it's a better baseball game than NBA 2K is a basketball game. I'm just not the kind of guy who notices little color differences like this, unless it's REALLY out of place, like the dirt is purple or something. But props to Sony San Diego for putting this in for those that WOULD notice. Anyway, why do they make the dirt wet at the start of games?

"Cause dust don't taste good. And it stings the eyes.

[A_Quiet_Pro]

Quote: Originally Posted by bigwill33

Nice! But did notice they only showed the grass at Wrigley. Makes me worried.

They showed Boston's grass too.

[bigwill33]

Quote: Originally Posted by A_Quiet_Pro

They showed Boston's grass too.

What I meant was they haven't shown Wrigley Field as a whole to this point.

It has been one of the most requested stadiums to be featured in streams or screenshots and we have yet to see the entire stadium. We knew that they had to make changes due to legal reasons, but now that the game is finished and out for shipment you would think that we would be able to see the entire stadium and not just the grass or tight shots that we saw in the aforementioned trailer.