That is a great idea. When there's a good post you've got in your mind that I can relate to MLB the show stubs 21, let me know.

My"I've lost yet another damn Showdown, here is how I would correct it" PostLook, I love the idea of Showdown and the progression system of the manner. All while earning rewards (XP, Stubs, Packs, etc.). However, I simply failed what's likely my 25th tried Showdown (1-24 for anybody inquiring ) and I can't help but wonder why this manner is so hard for me.

Several other before me (and probably after me) will suffer failure after failure in Showdown and because Showdowns are with a good chunk of Featured Schedule stars, they are some thing you should probably finish each time. However, I humbly offer a proposal to SDS in the hopes that it may be considered at some stage (either in the present variant of the game if possible or for a future entry in the series):

Instead of increasing difficulty automatically though the Showdown moments (Rookie, Veteran, All-Star, Hall of Fame), provide the player the ability to set 1 difficulty for the entire Showdown.Depending on the problem selected by the participant, adjust the number of rewards available to make if you complete the entire Showdown. Again, rewards will adjust based on the final difficulty.

If anyone has any additional ideas or comments, I'd love to buy MLB The Show 21 Stubs hear them.Background on me: I would consider myself a casual Prove player who performs a few hours a night 3-4 days a week. I am using Pure Analog (Flick) Hitting because I can't get the hang of Zone along with the PCI. I've been a lover of The Display for as long as it's been around and I love that they always seem to improve something every year. I can only expect this new game mode will find a touch up before it's Sophomore entrance in MLB The Show 21.