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[quote name='n8rockerasu']Well, from what I've gathered, it looks like what slickkill posted before is actually right (and I apologize for not believing you, slick. It's just so ridiculous, it doesn't sound sane). Apparently, the development team is on a break until the end of the month. I guess it's their reward for making such a "great game". I don't know what kind of team doesn't expect even a great game to have some problems that need attention though. Here's the thread talking about it:
http://www.operationsports.com/forums/scea-sports-mlb/401808-no-patch-awhile.html
It's crazy how defensive people on OS get about the issue though. People are getting banned left and right, and they lecture people with "You have a sense of entitlement...no other developer addresses issues like The Show team!" BUT they seem to fail to question why it's constantly necessary for the team to be addressing problems in the game. I know no game is going to be perfect, but at what point does it just become sloppy? How many of these things should slip by testing? It just seems like every year it's 'Oh, online is broken", "Oh, Franchise has a glitch", "Oh, RttS freezes".
I'm like bewildered because I was the person swearing I wouldn't buy this game if it wasn't better...and it is...but it's not? lol. I mean, I feel the gameplay itself is more solid (hitting is more organic, check swings work, diving works, CPU doesn't cheat, etc.), but here we are again waiting until the end of April for certain parts of the game to work how they were intended. And all the while, the game is pulling in 9's and 9.5's in reviews. It almost makes me feel bad for a game like Madden because they get absolutely crucified for the smallest things. But The Show is impervious? How do they do it? lol[/QUOTE]
Seriously. They pulled the same shit last year (one month vacation in March prior to first MUCH NEEDED patch). Quite a few people paid $60 to get this "game" in the first week or two and it is flawed to say the least.
Here's an idea - don't take vacation until the game works. Make the dev team continue working during the month between release and the start of the actual baseball season. That would give plenty of time to address these issues. Then take a TWO month vacation.
http://www.operationsports.com/forums/scea-sports-mlb/401808-no-patch-awhile.html
It's crazy how defensive people on OS get about the issue though. People are getting banned left and right, and they lecture people with "You have a sense of entitlement...no other developer addresses issues like The Show team!" BUT they seem to fail to question why it's constantly necessary for the team to be addressing problems in the game. I know no game is going to be perfect, but at what point does it just become sloppy? How many of these things should slip by testing? It just seems like every year it's 'Oh, online is broken", "Oh, Franchise has a glitch", "Oh, RttS freezes".
I'm like bewildered because I was the person swearing I wouldn't buy this game if it wasn't better...and it is...but it's not? lol. I mean, I feel the gameplay itself is more solid (hitting is more organic, check swings work, diving works, CPU doesn't cheat, etc.), but here we are again waiting until the end of April for certain parts of the game to work how they were intended. And all the while, the game is pulling in 9's and 9.5's in reviews. It almost makes me feel bad for a game like Madden because they get absolutely crucified for the smallest things. But The Show is impervious? How do they do it? lol[/QUOTE]
Seriously. They pulled the same shit last year (one month vacation in March prior to first MUCH NEEDED patch). Quite a few people paid $60 to get this "game" in the first week or two and it is flawed to say the least.
Here's an idea - don't take vacation until the game works. Make the dev team continue working during the month between release and the start of the actual baseball season. That would give plenty of time to address these issues. Then take a TWO month vacation.