On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate MLBTS 19 after the latest patch?

[BigOrangeVol4Life]

What is the biggest bug/glitch that still needs addressed? I never buy the game on release date. I always wait on the release of numerous patches that address these and a quality OSFM 40 man roster. How would you rate this game now compared to out of the gate on the release date?

[countryboy]

The biggest bug/glitch remaining is probably the pitchers being used as DH bug. It is expected to be fixed when patch 1.11 drops. That date is not known.

As far as rating? I would say the game is a 9 on a scale of 1 to 10, which is the same as I would have given it out of the gate. The latest patch "forced" me to make a minor slider adjustment to solid hits (dropped one spot from default to 4). Doing that has made the game play just as good, if not slightly, better than when it was first released.

[Therebelyell626]

I would have given it a 9 at release but only a 7 after latest patch. Mainly because I had a perfect slider set prior to 1.09 and am currently in the process of adjusting after the last two patches.

SDS really just needs to figure out what they want this game to be and stick with it. Two patches within one week that both change the hitting drastically is a little excessive. They are not going to be able to make everyone happy so either make this a game that allows DD to perform at optimal levels, or just make a baseball simulation and let the DD crowd either get on board or ship out (though this is not likely to happen).

[bravesfan1984]

I would have to knock it down a couple notches and not specifically for gameplay, which I think is great. My issue is the lack of detail in roster updates, specifically the rookies that get added with no options. As a pure franchise guy, it's a huge immersion killer because if the CPU sends them down, they have to go through waivers. My workaround is using CAPS but the downside is losing out on having their ID for when it's carryover time next year. That lack of quality is very concerning to me.

[Caulfield]

on a 1-10 scale, I give MLBtS19 post patch two thumbs up

[jon brunal]

I’d seriously wished that they left the helmets alone, because before the patch we could edit players helmets in the minors. Also wished Acuna, Eloy Jimenez, Kikuchi, Urias of the Padres, and Pete Alonso of the Mets get real accurate face scans, like Vladimir Guerrero Jr did on the last patch. Also why are so many players missing real portraits such as Todd Frazier, unreal.


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[bravesfan1984]

Quote: Originally Posted by jon brunal

I’d seriously wished that they left the helmets alone, because before the patch we could edit players helmets in the minors. Also wished Acuna, Eloy Jimenez, Kikuchi, Urias of the Padres, and Pete Alonso of the Mets get real accurate face scans, like Vladimir Guerrero Jr did on the last patch. Also why are so many players missing real portraits such as Todd Frazier, unreal. Sent from my iPhone using Operation Sports

That's another thing that irks me, the missing portraits on cards. And I'd give anything for a real Acuna scan!!!

[smokines3]

It's much better than launch IMHO. The frame rate fixes alone improved gameplay and immersion tremendously. The more I think about it, the more I can't believe they shipped it that way... (Pro/Balanced)
Hit variety is also improved post patch IMO, I haven't seen any difference with the latest smaller patch.
I'm an exclusive Franchise player, HOF pitching and hitting, and have played probably 60 games give or take.