MLB 15 The Show Video - MLB Monday: Graphical & Stadium Improvements

[ajblithe20]

Quote: Originally Posted by HozAndMoose

That how it is in real life.....

Unless I'm going crazy, the Orioles grounds crew wets the dirt at least once during the game in between innings.

[HozAndMoose]

Every game i have been to at the K they jsut wet it before the game and then drag these around every few innings.

[Lisac]

Quote: Originally Posted by HypoLuxa13

Ramone already confirmed they had to take out the video boards (even though they originally had completed them and were in the game). We assume for legal reasons since in real life they have pending legal actions from the rooftop owners...

Actually the Videoboard will be up for opening day in LF. The legal issues are with the RF board. Kinda sucks they had to take them both out!

[HypoLuxa13]

Quote: Originally Posted by Lisac

Actually the Videoboard will be up for opening day in LF. The legal issues are with the RF board. Kinda sucks they had to take them both out!

Yeah, read something today about one owner on Sheffield that owns 3 buildings is the only one who is actually suing, and they are in court today. Cubs are asking to dismiss based on several factors. "Experts" agree the Cubs will most likely win any lawsuits that are allowed to go forward, should the judge not dismiss.

[Cowboy008]

Nice video. Wish they would have shown the Trop though.

[Ghost Of The Year]

Quote: Originally Posted by HypoLuxa13

Yeah, read something today about one owner on Sheffield that owns 3 buildings is the only one who is actually suing, and they are in court today. Cubs are asking to dismiss based on several factors. "Experts" agree the Cubs will most likely win any lawsuits that are allowed to go forward, should the judge not dismiss.

Cubs should countersue & SCEA should sue owner on Sheffield that owns 3 buildings for damages IMO

[spidertour02]

Quote: Originally Posted by HypoLuxa13

Yeah, read something today about one owner on Sheffield that owns 3 buildings is the only one who is actually suing, and they are in court today. Cubs are asking to dismiss based on several factors. "Experts" agree the Cubs will most likely win any lawsuits that are allowed to go forward, should the judge not dismiss.

Hmm. The question is, since the boards are already designed for the game, will they be patched in, or is that too much of an alteration to make it into this year's game?

[MrOldboy]

The Wrigley issues are disappointing, but understandable. If there was any legal pressure easier to just remove them both. In the end though Wrigley will likely end up being the worst represented stadium in the game in terms of comparison to real life. A similar addition didn't make it into the game a few years back and I enjoyed the game just fine, although I'll admit that two huge video boards are sort of another level. I know why it can't happen after Ramone's comments, but it would have been much easier to swallow if they could patch in an updated version of the stadium once the real life one has the video boards up.

If they wanted to go the extra mile they could have made the bleachers empty for the first part of the season. Dynamic crowds!