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something feels off about the way that Sony San Diego accomplishes it in MLB 18.

If you’re going to take control out of players’ hands — especially when players have grown accustomed over years to a complete free-for-all — you have to focus particularly strongly on being faithful to real life. Road to the Show falters in that respect, and it undercuts the very real improvements that Sony San Diego made to the mode in MLB 18. At the same time, I still find myself drawn to the game, and indeed, I don’t dislike the larger structural changes to Road to the Show. I just think the developers’ execution needs some refinement.

Later this week, Sony San Diego Studios will have their weekly Twitch stream where it will reveal another aspect of MLB The Show 18. However, on Monday, through Gamestop, we learned about two cool and requested new features.

Finally, The Show will feature a batting stance creator. This has been one of the most highly requested features for years, and it's finally in the game. Ramone Russell, a game designer for the game told me years ago that when SSD adds a new feature, they don't like to do it halfway.

From the looks of the BSC, it seems that concept remains the same.

There doesn't appear to be any major limitations with the customization tool and it will come in especially handy with Road to the Show and for roster creators. RTTS players will be able to give their created guy even more personality by customizing his batting stance.

Roster creators will love it because it will allow them to recreate legendary players with even more authenticity. What's even better is the fact that the settings for the various components of the stance can be shared with the community to make all of the recreations easily accessible.Cheap MLB18 Stubs