Take Advantage of Hitting Attributes in MLB The Show 19

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Hitting in MLB The Show 19 has been upgraded and there are several situations encountered during...

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[tessl]

What's never been explained is exactly when clutch is activated. Is it risp?

Extra innings bases empty. Does that activate clutch?

My impression of contact and vision has been contact = line drives/hard hit balls and vision is avoiding swinging strikes by getting a piece of the ball but not necessarily a line drive.

[Caulfield]

Quote: Originally Posted by tessl

What's never been explained is exactly when clutch is activated. Is it risp? Extra innings bases empty. Does that activate clutch? My impression of contact and vision has been contact = line drives/hard hit balls and vision is avoiding swinging strikes by getting a piece of the ball but not necessarily a line drive.

Its definitely not only activated in extra innings, I've had the controller rumble as early as the second inning so I figure its straight up RISP

[Caulfield]

I'd like to know more about the vision aspect where players with good vision can hit different pitch types better. I've never heard that before

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[Subway_sub]

Quote: Originally Posted by tessl

What's never been explained is exactly when clutch is activated. Is it risp? Extra innings bases empty. Does that activate clutch? My impression of contact and vision has been contact = line drives/hard hit balls and vision is avoiding swinging strikes by getting a piece of the ball but not necessarily a line drive.

I've always assumed clutch=risp and nothing else

Contact=likelihood of getting a hit

Power=likelihood of extra bases

Vision=likelihood of making contact with the ball

This is just assumptions though and I'm probably wrong