Hello, my name is Jeff (Hi, Jeff!) and I hit on Rookie level.
Where my rookies at?
Seriously, though, I've read all these threads where people are talking about how they use legend or hall of fame hitting, but they still have to use sliders to make it more difficult, etc. And the whole time I'm thinking "It's hard enough for me on Rookie!" I can't imagine trying to control a stick and hit the buttons at the same time and all that.
So this may be a crickets chirping topic, but I figured I'd start it in case there are others out there who play on Rookie and enjoy it and feel no shame, so you can post here and revel in the fellowship of your fellow rookies without feeling like you're the only one who isn't getting bored with how easy Legend is.
In my case, MLB 10 The Show is the first Playstation game I've ever played. Both the system and the game were a birthday gift last Summer so it took me long enough just to get used to all those buttons! The last game system I owned was the Sega Genesis which I think had five buttons counting the select and start.
I curse whoever invented that vibration in the controller thing, that's just disturbing. I turned that off as quick as possible and it took me a while to figure out how to get my settings saved so I wouldn't have to re-turn it off every RTTS game.
Where my rookies at?
Seriously, though, I've read all these threads where people are talking about how they use legend or hall of fame hitting, but they still have to use sliders to make it more difficult, etc. And the whole time I'm thinking "It's hard enough for me on Rookie!" I can't imagine trying to control a stick and hit the buttons at the same time and all that.
So this may be a crickets chirping topic, but I figured I'd start it in case there are others out there who play on Rookie and enjoy it and feel no shame, so you can post here and revel in the fellowship of your fellow rookies without feeling like you're the only one who isn't getting bored with how easy Legend is.
In my case, MLB 10 The Show is the first Playstation game I've ever played. Both the system and the game were a birthday gift last Summer so it took me long enough just to get used to all those buttons! The last game system I owned was the Sega Genesis which I think had five buttons counting the select and start.
I curse whoever invented that vibration in the controller thing, that's just disturbing. I turned that off as quick as possible and it took me a while to figure out how to get my settings saved so I wouldn't have to re-turn it off every RTTS game.
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