MLB The Show 16 Twitch Stream - Showtime & Road to the Show (Archive Available)

[Factzzz]

Quote: Originally Posted by tnixen

Thanks for the replay Russell I really appreciate that. I will definitely tune in to the Presentation stream on the 25th and hopefully there will be some nice surprises in store

Presentation has remained largely unchanged the last few years, hopefully this year is different, in terms of overlays, cutaways, in game camera cuts, etc. But i wouldn't get my hopes up, based on what we've seen so far.

The first few years on next gen, they've spent a lot of time on stadiums and lighting, and have done an extremely good job on those two areas, but hopefully going forward, as in next year, the focus switches to player models and presentation.

Because people are always going to make statements like this game looks like an "updated ps3 version" or something along those lines, until the player models and presentation are updated.

[JDiaz1]

Extremely happy that the players will now be wearing their teams uniform in the edit player screen. This will make editing equipment so much easier, as well as give the player screens a much better look overall.

[NewNapkin]

Curious to see if the RTTS difficulty "modifier" mechanism is still in place, where the perceived difficulty changes based on what level in the organization your player is playing in (i.e. all-star setting, you'd be playing on veteran in AA and Hall of Fame in the MLB). Never really understood the reasoning for it, and a lot of people don't even know it's there.

[bronxbombers21325]

Quote: Originally Posted by JDiaz1

Extremely happy that the players will now be wearing their teams uniform in the edit player screen. This will make editing equipment so much easier, as well as give the player screens a much better look overall.

This was the best news of the stream for me, as I don't play RTTS at all. This will make editing teams like the Indians, and Braves. Who I could never remember which was TC1 and TC2 so much easier.

[Stolm]

Quote: Originally Posted by KGHerm

Curious to see if the RTTS difficulty "modifier" mechanism is still in place, where the perceived difficulty changes based on what level in the organization your player is playing in (i.e. all-star setting, you'd be playing on veteran in AA and Hall of Fame in the MLB). Never really understood the reasoning for it, and a lot of people don't even know it's there.

I'm sure it's still in, but really hoping it's not.

I don't like having to raise the difficulty level to simulate realistic pitching when playing in the minors. I find when hitting in AA on All-Star pitchers throwing 90% strikes and will never walk, when we should be seeing quite a few more pitchers with control issues missing the zone.

[JDiaz1]

Quote: Originally Posted by bronxbombers21325

This was the best news of the stream for me, as I don't play RTTS at all. This will make editing teams like the Indians, and Braves. Who I could never remember which was TC1 and TC2 so much easier.

I'm with you on this one. I generally only play franchise, and I am a perfectionist when it comes to the players equipment.

[ScouserHUN]

Please everybody! Let's call him Ramone! Russell is his family name

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[myghty]

Quote: Originally Posted by Russell_SCEA

Here's a little nugget of knowledge the builds are always in a state like this less than two months to ship. The public just has no idea it is because we haven't been streaming pre-release code for the last 10 year's. Your getting a behind scenes look at how crazy things are in development at crunch time. It's always been that way you just never knew about it. Because all game development studios are very selective in the assets that get released. Hence why the PSX teaser had no Royals in it even though they won the world series. It's no accident.

Meaning that they all moved into the studio & are working on the game 24/7 for the next 2 months. Living on Twinkies & Hohos & only taking bathroom breaks.