MLB 14 The Show Fact Sheet (PS Vita, PS3, PS4)

[Heroesandvillains]

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Sounds like a sliding scale based on your performance, I don't think it would be capped. It should be really good at finding a home for the people who were between difficulties.

This is exactly what I'm hoping for.

I think you'll probably recall me saying last year how I ultimately always fall somewhere BETWEEN AS and HOF.

Crossing my fingers here that this option will suit me too. And maybe eliminate the "need" for sliders someday (not that I hope they ever remove them, rather, Dynamic Difficulty being AN option for people that hate to mess...or don't know how to mess with...settings).

[Mabster]

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[*]More than 50 new fielding animations

How many of those are because of this:

[*]Left-handed infielders

Left handed SS and 2B turning two? Weird.

[Grub]

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A left-handed 6-4-3 would be a lot of fun to watch! Or, ooh.. 4-6-3! Even better!

[kehlis]

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Yeah,
It will make the game more realistic! There are a bunch of left handed infielders in the major leagues.

Other than first basemen who?

[ZH1LL]

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Left handed infielders? Sounds like a cool feature for RTTS and create a player for those lefties out there, but i'm hoping the game doesn't make them down the road in franchise via the draft. It would take away from the realism for me seeing a left handed SS. Seeing as there are zero left handed throwing 3B, SS, or 2B in the MLB.

[Threeebs]

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When you get done reading a list like this, all that comes to mind is the ignorance that flys around here regarding release dates. Admitedly, I was dissapointed that I wasn't getting the game in March but we need to remember that like anything else, there's always a process that needs to be followed through before releasing a product.

From what I see after reading this, it's pretty clear that with three platforms instead of two and on top of that gearing up for a console change, production was going to be a longer process.

Two things that get my attention:

1. Lefties as infielders. I like the concept except I have a concern. Because SCEA creations are randomly produced and this is an option, as our franchises and RTTS seasons advance, we're eventually going to see a plethora of left handed infielders, where in baseball today, it's as rare as rare can be. I mean there's a reason why we don't see it. It's a clear disadvantage. Except for first basemen of course, where I see it as a true advantage. This may be a little OCD of me but I'd prefer to see the league progress in a very real manner...

2.
Refined player generation, with more position-specific attribute ranges (Online Franchise)
New contract decision logic, which factors in contract renewable and arbitration status more heavily (Online Franchise)
New lineup logic that takes into account secondary positions (Online Franchise)
Refined trade logic (Online Franchise)
Retired players stored for every season (Online Franchise)
More player stats stored for every season (Online Franchise)
New user management functionality at TheShowNation.com (Online Franchise)
Make, accept, and vote on trades through TheShowNation.com (Online Franchise)
Resolve and simulate games on TheShowNation.com (Online Franchise)
League members can now manage games on TheShowNation.com (Online Franchise)

All of this stuff sounds great but the "(online franchise)" tag at the end of all these bullets has me a tad bit confused. If anyone could help me out that would be great. Does this mean these things were already applied to the PS3 version in franchise mode and had not yet made it to online franchise mode but are now applied there or do you need to be connected online to enjoy these features in your personal franchise? Because if these things don't already exist in regular offline franchise mode, why wouldn't they?

[Russell_SCEA]

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Sounds like a sliding scale based on your performance, I don't think it would be capped. It should be really good at finding a home for the people who were between difficulties.

That's exactly what it is there are essentially 10 difficulties now.

[Heroesandvillains]

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That's exactly what it is there are essentially 10 difficulties now.

I thumbs'd this down just so I could thumbs it up twice!

Thanks Ramone (and company)!

[tabarnes19_SDS]

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I'm curious if the franchise tweaks are in offline as well or this might just be bullets for improvements to the online mode.

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[mitchmest123]

Features that sound awesome: ball boys/girls bat boys/girls, the new crowd, everything in online franchise and rtts and the new injury presentation. ALSO, can someone please explain to me what intro fly-ins for ps4 are???? THEY SOUND REALLY COOL.

[Curahee]

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can someone please explain to me what intro fly-ins for ps4 are?

Almost like a fly over above the stadium.... but INTO the stadium.

[Mo]

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Not really, its a business, the amount of people that care about it is probably extremely low, more than likely wouldnt justify spending time and money on it.

And that's probably is the reason why.

But this is the most sim franchise around and we have to pretend like A ball doesnt exist.

That's just Unacceptable for me(Especially since it was around in the PS2 era)

[ebarws6]

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Other than first basemen who?

I believe that was sarcasm.

[Jgrillo5]

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Two things that get my attention:

1. Lefties as infielders. I like the concept except I have a concern. Because SCEA creations are randomly produced and this is an option, as our franchises and RTTS seasons advance, we're eventually going to see a plethora of left handed infielders, where in baseball today, it's as rare as rare can be. I mean there's a reason why we don't see it. It's a clear disadvantage. Except for first basemen of course, where I see it as a true advantage. This may be a little OCD of me but I'd prefer to see the league progress in a very real manner...

This bothers me too. Unless they figure out how to avoid this as Franchise progresses it is going to get annoying. Everything else excites me. I can't wait for May!

[mitchmest123]

Almost like a fly over above the stadium.... but INTO the stadium.

Like in madden and FIFA?