As spring rolls around, baseball fans are treated to not only the return of the sport but also the latest installment from San Diego Studio, *MLB The Show 25*. This year's edition promises exciting gameplay, yet mastering the art of hitting will require some fine-tuning. Here's a guide to the best hitting settings to help you make solid contact in *MLB The Show 25*.
Best Settings for Hitting in MLB The Show 25
Once you've booted up *MLB The Show 25* and navigated through the introductory sequences, dive into the settings menu. With an array of options at your fingertips, customizing your hitting experience can be daunting. Fear not, as we at The Escapist are here to guide you through setting up the perfect foundation for your swings.
Hitting Interface
**Best Hitting Interface in MLB The Show 25** |
Zone |
In keeping with tradition, Zone hitting remains the top choice for *MLB The Show 25*. This interface grants you complete control, allowing you to maneuver the Plate Coverage Indicator (PCI) freely within the batter's box. While this level of control can be intimidating, it's invaluable when you're ready to capitalize on that hanging curveball.
PCI Settings
**Best PCI Settings in MLB The Show 25** |
PCI Center – Bat |
PCI Inner – None |
PCI Outer – None |
PCI Color – Yellow |
PCI Opacity – 80% |
PCI Fadeout – None |
While PCI settings are highly personal, our recommended setup aims to simplify your hitting experience. By setting the PCI Center to Bat, you can better visualize where the ball will make contact with the bat, helping you aim for that sweet spot on the barrel. With practice, hitting will become second nature.
Adjust the PCI Color and Opacity according to the time of day; Yellow works well for day games, but you might find Blue or Green more effective under the night lights. Experiment with the new PCI Anchor settings as well; although we found minimal impact, it's worth exploring to see if it enhances your performance.
Camera Settings
**Best Hitting View in MLB The Show 25** |
Strike Zone 2 |
Mastering the PCI is crucial, but selecting the right hitting view is equally important. A camera placed too far away can distract you from the action. Strike Zone 2 offers the perfect balance, positioning you right in the heart of the action, allowing for focused, effective swings.
With these settings, you're well on your way to hitting success in *MLB The Show 25*. Dive into the game, now available in Early Access on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, and start perfecting your swing!