MLB The Show 16 Has Officially Arrived, Post Your Impressions Here

[elfdutch]

Quote: Originally Posted by Beatles

I'm bummed there are no dugout cutscenes. If there are, I haven't seen them yet. I am referring to getting high fived after a homerun or after a sacrifice or well pitched game etc.

I have seen them, hit a homerun and got a lot of high fives in the dug out.
So, it's definately there.

[Beatles]

Okay good but odd that I haven't seen them yet. I've hit 2 homeruns with Trout in one game, hit some go ahead homeruns, done key sacrifice bunts and pitched a great game and haven't seen any dugout stuff. I will keep looking for them.

[strawberryshortcake]

Quote: Originally Posted by Beatles

Okay good but odd that I haven't seen them yet. I've hit 2 homeruns with Trout in one game, hit some go ahead homeruns, done key sacrifice bunts and pitched a great game and haven't seen any dugout stuff. I will keep looking for them.

Not enough though. Extremely limited if that can even be said.

I have seen the Oakland A's player tunnel run in the dugout only once, during exhibition play now, and haven't seen it ever again. Dug out cut scenes usually consist of showing the manager during the player's homerun trot, challenges at first base, and just a dugout where the players simply stare out into the open field. I wish the dugout would be more active in real time.

[Beatles]

Played a game in the daytime at Fenway. The framerate was pretty good overall but just messed me up sometimes while pitching. I use Analog so I had to concentrate extra to make up for the drop in frames once in a while. Still didn't see any dugout cutscenes. Does anyone here notice how the dynamic hitting increases much slower than the pitching? At least for me it seems that way. I scored 8 runs on 16 hits and I am still 3/4 on rookie plus. I am already up to a little over halfway on All-Star pitching.

Does anyone here think that maybe the people having the framerate issues are doing something different over ones that swear their framerate is stable? We already know about fisheye affecting it but could other things maybe factor into it? For instance, I use dynamic difficulty and analog pitching. If other users have the same setup as me, could maybe that be why people using a standard difficulty and maybe classic pitching are experiencing a different framerate?

[jcar0725]

Quote: Originally Posted by JoeT

Actually it might be fine--I think sunset and full darkness is often later than people realize. Just checking sunset times in Cleveland for example on April 8th, and it's 8:00pm, with something called 'Civil Twilight' at 8:29pm (basically when it really gets fully dark)--so that sounds like it matches up pretty well to what people are seeing. I'm pretty sure that I heard the devs say they use actual sun positioning based on place/time, so it should be rather accurate.

You may be right. I paid more attention to what was happening outside after I posted, and it really dint get dark outside until 7:45 ish. So, yeah I was wrong.

[countryboy]

Quote: Originally Posted by Chad0034

What difficulty are you playing on? Im starting to see some good hit variety as well

I'm playing on default Hall of Fame.

[countryboy]

Was enjoying my carryover franchise until the data got corrupted. Sad thing is that I didn't have a backup save.

I was in the middle of saving after playing a game and my beagle pup accidentally turned off the power strip that my PS4 was plugged into.



Guess I'll go back to my new franchise.

[steelerfan]

Quote: Originally Posted by countryboy

Was enjoying my carryover franchise until the data got corrupted. Sad thing is that I didn't have a backup save. I was in the middle of saving after playing a game and my beagle pup accidentally turned off the power strip that my PS4 was plugged into. Guess I'll go back to my new franchise.

Wouldn't the save from MLB 15 still be in the cloud? Couldn't you re-load it and only lose the progress you'd made on 16?