To Showtime or not

[Limadawg]

Like many others the first thing I did was disable the showtime feature. Nothing but a gimmick.

[cmc2of3]

Guess I'm one of the few enjoying it, although I would have preferred keeping the catch button at the same time. I do only use it for fielding/throwing though.

[Aviator87AC]

Quote: Originally Posted by iam31yearsold

"Too gamey", while holding a controller in front of a TV. Is switching cameras with L2 while ball is in play, seeing a meter under fielder, able to pause to see a full scouting report in between pitches too gamey? Because none of that happens in real life either. Sent from my XT1528 using Tapatalk

What are you on about?

[Stolm]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheBleedingRed21

You try it? No. Okay, cool but don't start bashing when you didn't even get it a chance. Gimmick.. Seeing this word from those who didn't even try it one time, just because it doesn't work for you doesn't mean it's not fun to a lot more.

I tried it plenty, and it brings nothing to the game. I feel it actually detracts from the game. It's a thing they can throw on the back of the box, and hope they attract people with words like "perks" and "Showtime".


It's the definition of "Gimmick"

[TheBleedingRed21]

Quote: Originally Posted by Stolm

I tried it plenty, and it brings nothing to the game. I feel it actually detracts from the game. It's a thing they can throw on the back of the box, and hope they attract people with words like "perks" and "Showtime". It's the definition of "Gimmick"

Please delete my post out of your quote. There is a reason I deleted it, if you don't mind to do so! Thank you.

I wanted to word it differently so it didn't come across wrong but just said forget it. It adds an element of fun to the game, just because there isn't an appeal to you doesn't mean you are correct it's just a gimmick.

[Limadawg]

Quote: Originally Posted by Stolm

I tried it plenty, and it brings nothing to the game. I feel it actually detracts from the game. It's a thing they can throw on the back of the box, and hope they attract people with words like "perks" and "Showtime". It's the definition of "Gimmick"

Exactly. Well said Stolm.