MLB The Show 24 Little Things Thread (Positive Little Things)

[Cubfan]

One of my favorite threads each year!

[The Gamer]

Catcher is using pitch comm.

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[maddybutgames]

female players are also createable for the base roster!! you can do a co-ed custom roster! (at least, thats what im doing haha)

[Playboy™]

was watching a stream and saw ump cam

[Cub12]

Wow the audio! Cubs vs Rockies tied 1-1 bottom 3rd. Runners on 1st and 2nd. Bellinger hits a deep fly ball to left field and the crowd is doing the anticipatory cheering of it being a HR only for it to be caught against the wall with an audible groan from the crowd. Have never heard that before in this game. Fantastic.

[bcruise]

Quote: Originally Posted by The Gamer

Catcher is using pitch comm. Sent from my SM-S918U using Tapatalk

He is, and it actually kinda caught me off guard. Because without turning the CPU pitch suggestions on (the glove location and highlighted pitch thing), you can't tell what the catcher is calling for. No signs, in other words. Which is honestly fine with me as that's exactly the info pitchcom is supposed to relay to the pitcher (granted they don't get an exact target superimposed in/around the strike zone, but certainly a general location).

The pitch suggestion option was redundant in the past seeing as how the catcher always put the signs down (as long as you knew how to read them), so now I have no issue with having the feature turned on.

[bcruise]

I can't say for sure if I would have been oblivious to it if it hadn't been in the feature preview, but....the eyes. You can really see how much better they are in closeups and the like. Really stands out to me as I played a lot of the game last year.

[xNeurosiis]

Quote: Originally Posted by bcruise

He is, and it actually kinda caught me off guard. Because without turning the CPU pitch suggestions on (the glove location and highlighted pitch thing), you can't tell what the catcher is calling for. No signs, in other words. Which is honestly fine with me as that's exactly the info pitchcom is supposed to relay to the pitcher (granted they don't get an exact target in/around the strike zone, but certainly a general location). The pitch suggestion option was redundant in the past seeing as how the catcher always put the signs down (as long as you knew how to read them), so now I have no issue with having the feature turned on.

I was wondering why the catcher wasn't throwing signs. So if you have CPU pitch suggestions off, you won't know what pitch he's calling for, basically how it is in real life, correct?