RazberyBandit

So choppy...it's more like time-lapsed photography than video.

Would it be possible to change the Airflow batting helmet model to the new(er) carbon-fiber Rawlings S100 the MLB adopted this year? If so, is anyone with the modeling skill willing to take on the challenge?

It's rare that the person who buys something of great value to the owner treats it as well as the original owner did. That's kind of how I feel things have gone since Kush disbanded and development was passed to its parent, VC. And it's not as if VC didn't try to give us a better and better game each year - it did. But I don't feel as though the game was treated with the same levels of responsibility and passion as it may have been should the original Kush team decided to continue working on its creations. I often wonder if any members of development team at VC are embarrassed by the buggy products they've taken part in creating. I know 2KSports/Take-Two doesn't care... Publishers and parent companies are pretty much just bean counters. And with the nearly endless influx of Rockstar-generated revenue, all the 2K division has to do is break even.

Are you just gonna give it to him without even asking if his copy is even legit? If it is, he doesn't need a 3rd-party source...

Launch the game, log into 2KShare, and it's there in the Downloads... Roster 2012-10-29.

Using Beyondo and changing the date to 9/30/12 (as I have been since mid-October) lets me launch and play. I was also able to log into 2K Share, launch Today mode, and download and sync the Living Roster crap.

KC, if you need a frame of reference for some, you may want to take a look at the stadium mods Micropterus58 did for MLB2K10. He did 5 MiLB parks, and they were all nice. His Dr. Pepper stadium definitely stood out among them.

WundaBreadz. www.baseball-reference.com has detailed contract information for MLB players. Some examples: Ryan Zimmerman: http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/z/zimmery01.shtml#contracts Albert Pujols: http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/p/pujolal01.shtml#contracts R.A. Dickey: http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/d/dicker.01.shtml#contracts Matt Holliday: http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/h/hollima01.shtml#contracts

Not to sound like a "Negative-Nancy," but I don't think it's a big deal the game shows the present date - it did so throughout the season, and even did so during the post-season upon downloading the Living Roster and allowing the game to synchronize. The 2012 season is over, so the date shown doesn't really matter at all. Now, if I could launch the game without having to change my system's date and play a patched, bug-free game, that would be something to get excited about. Mercy. While many of us may share your hope, I think 2KGames/2KSports (or perhaps Visual Concepts) has shown it likely has every intention to completely abandon PC development of 2KSports titles. Even the NBA2K series is showing signs of abandonment with the 2K13 PC version lacking numerous features the console versions received. Whether the gradual decline in sales numbers for sports games released for PC is a direct result of generally bad games, poor post-launch product support, awful or a complete lack of direct PC marketing, or a general lack of PC-specific interest in sports games as a whole is debatable. I believe PC-specific interest is there, but game publishing companies seem to be overrun with "bean-counter" administrators, who, upon seeing any decline in sales, explore harsh cut-backs and/or cancellation instead of seeking solutions to the cause(s) of sales decline. Fact: it's often far easier (cheaper) to cancel something than it is to fix it. I believe PC gamers view gaming titles with a greater level of scrutiny (in general) than console gamers. When a PC game shows shortcomings, PC gamers rarely sugarcoat their reports about them, and a game's success potential can waver severely. Basic market research has shown that each person a company pleases will tell only one other person about that experience. However, for each person a company displeases, that person will tell as many as ten others about the disappointing experience. PC gamers expect their higher-performing hardware to deliver a better overall gaming experience than a console can provide. While 2K has never done anything to specifically promote the PC versions of their titles, other companies have begun to increasingly tout the increased level of detail and greater resolution capabilities of the PC versions of their cross-platform titles, with some of them offering PC-only features/extras. As a result of ignoring trends and expectations, any failure of a 2KSports title on the PC lies entirely with 2KSports itself. 2KGames' PC titles are very successful overall, yet 2KSports' PC releases are not.