Just played two games on All Star and it honestly felt like rookie. So, I decided to play a game on Legend to see if I could get a gold or Diamond after the game and yet again the game felt like rookie. After the game it showed 3 commons and a few bronzes and a silver. It came down to two bronzes and I got the bronze player instead of the stadium. From their percentages I should have even had a shot at commons, correct? If this is broken, that's huge because it means we can't play offline with a challenge or expect to receive the proper rewards. Now that online is broken it's all we have to play atm so it's either play on rookie or don't play at all which is pretty frustrating.
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I feel like All-Star difficulty in general is easier this year. I played mostly All Star difficulty on MLB 15 and it gave me the most realistic results for my level of play. This year's game, I'm killing it on All-Star difficulty.Comment
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Played 5 EI games. All on HOF, they played exactly like Rookie
The worst part: None of them counted (queued and never registered)
Not bothering with anything but conquest, at least those games count.Comment
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Yep, I played an all diamond team on all-star and allowed only one run until the ninth inning and then gave up two more. It really does feel like it's on rookie, but I guess that's a good thing as far as getting rewards.Last edited by plainfacepicasso; 04-10-2016, 03:37 PM.Comment
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Just won a few games on legend to test it, was given a common player after every single game, which is supposed to be at 0%Comment
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Yea I just played a game on Legend and won 15-0 or something like that. It's definitely broken. Also I got a common card as a reward.Comment
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It's definately on Rookie no matter what difficulty you select, you can tell by the size of the PCI. As for the rewards it's hard to tell for sure but my guess is they're bugged too! It almost seems like they don't want us to have any way to earn rewards early in the season because that will stop people from buying packs!Comment
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Same here, it's definitely rookie no matter which difficulty you select before the game. I think the rewards are also based on the rookie level.Comment
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Is Conquest mode bugged too then? If I play in legend in Conquest is it actually going to register that or no?Comment
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Difficulty definitely works in Conquest. The PCI size is a dead giveaway (it can still be big depending on who the batter and pitcher are, but nothing like Rookie's edges going to the boundaries of BOTH batter's boxes), plus the API (catcher suggestions) don't show up by default. On Extra innings, the API DOES show up even when on Legend, and that's an obvious tip-off that the difficulty is borked there. The pitching meter is also faster on its way back down to the accuracy point on conquest legend, just like I'm used to in Play Now games.
EI and Play vs. CPU have a very similar reward structure, so if you want to grind for rewards but not play Conquest, that's probably your best bet. Difficulty works fine there, too. Just make sure to load a regular, offline play now game if you start on Conquest/BR but want to jump to Play vs CPU - it'll reset the "reduced stamina" flag that Conquest and BR play by, and will ensure both pitchers have their full stamina to start the game (and yes, that's a bug that needs fixing).Comment
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The difficulty is absolutely broken for Extra Inning games in DD. Complete game shutouts for me are pretty common on HoF difficulty no matter who I play. Cpu pitcher pipes way too many pitches down the middle. Feels like it's stuck on rookie or veteran difficulty no matter what.
It does work for conquest.
Please please patch this SCEA.Go Cardinals
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