MLB The Show 16 Video - Franchise Mode

[TheWarmWind]

I'm starting to get the feeling that people just read the first sentence of my post.

[tabarnes19_SDS]

Quote: Originally Posted by Bard

Where it says TOT, that would be Rockies and Blue Jays...just no split stats from the teams of that year which I hope makes it in next season. Sorry if this was answered already! Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

Even if splits didn't make it in I was hoping for "Col/Tor." Reason being is you may never be able to tell the team if they are traded in their walk year and then sign with someone else in the offseason. Especially in later years.

A real life example would be Price. The way it is now it would go;
2014-Det
2015-Tot
2016-Bos

You would never have known he played with Tor. Great start though and there may be a way to still see it somewhere.

[bmwninja]

I hope they made the games feel different with the franchise mode ...for example game 65 should feel different than game 175 when the playoffs are around the corner there should be a playoff craze feel in the air when you are playing at home or at a divisional rival home...we should in game updates around the league so we know whats happening. I know we have in game ticker but i would love for the commentary to speak about the seeding and whats happening

[jmik58]

The addition of player morale has me interested but slightly cautious. I like the "human" element it brings, especially in contract negotiations, but I'm hoping the on-field performance isn't impacted too heavily. As professional athletes they're constantly pressing on each day despite whatever may have their personal "morale" down on a given day. It could potentially become a double-whammy of sorts. Having a bad stretch could cause attributes to lower, leading to worse performance, etc. Overall, I like it as long as it isn't much of a factor on-field.

[mkilcNYR]

I like this overall, trade slider was huge for me. Got incredibly tired of seeing block buster trades on April 13th. Comforting to know that I can just turn the trades off for like April and then gradually ramp up to the deadline with the slider. Free agents seem harder to sign. They have a lot going in now with the human player element (i want to be an ace and anything short of that is not acceptable, etc.). If you have a great team but want that extra big name free agent, lets say for example if you're the Cubs and you want Bautista for a playoff push, if you don't have room for him in outfield (and no DH slot) it seems like he would ignore a boatload of cash (unless you give him your whole budget lmao). That definitely adds something as I found I could sign big name starters and put them in the bullpen which they would never agree to in real life

[countryboy]

Please March 29th, hurry up and get here!

[tabarnes19_SDS]

Quote: Originally Posted by jmik58

The addition of player morale has me interested but slightly cautious. I like the "human" element it brings, especially in contract negotiations, but I'm hoping the on-field performance isn't impacted too heavily. As professional athletes they're constantly pressing on each day despite whatever may have their personal "morale" down on a given day. It could potentially become a double-whammy of sorts. Having a bad stretch could cause attributes to lower, leading to worse performance, etc. Overall, I like it as long as it isn't much of a factor on-field.

I think it needs to have some weight. People are already worried free agent signing could be too easy.

I think with morale you have to be careful. If you promise an ace role and give the pitcher the 4th spot he'll be upset and take a vend performace hit.

I think it adds a great layer to signs and trades.

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[Ghost Of The Year]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheWarmWind

I'm starting to get the feeling.

Me, too. I love that feeling when the Show is just around the corner.