Kccitystar

Don't let your dreams be dreams, my dude! If you're athletic and have the aptitude to build skills and learn new ones, getting back into baseball shouldn't be difficult. It's the discipline that's the true challenge.

Did this happen when you installed the game initially? Maybe the Microsoft Visual C++ 2012 Redistributable it installs needs to be repaired. The one you're looking for if you go into your Control Panel to uninstall/modify apps is Microsoft Visual C++ 2012 Redistributable (x64) - 11.0.61030.

That requires adding something to the game (a 3D mesh of the face protector) that we're not able to do.

YIKES.

I think if you do Top 50 Prospects, you should be golden. Start from there and deviate when necessary, I guess

Fantastic! I am still getting errors when I try to edit global.iff from a vanilla MLB2K12. Basically when I try to extract lightmap_environment, which is a TXTR file, I get a "DDS Errorneus format." message. Any help would be awesome as we still use this tool often for MLB2K12 modding.

To be fair, EA still made MVP 06 and 07, but college baseball does not sell as well as college football so they phased that team out. Some guys left EA altogether and got into the entertainment business, or found better opportunities outside of EA in either freelancing or consulting work. Other guys within those teams were reassigned to other teams within EA, which is standard practice. The two major players that made MVP what it was are doing different things now: Ben Brinkman, a production team member for the series left EA in 2006 after the success of MVP Baseball 2005 and 2K picked him up in time to try and rebuild their baseball franchise. He was the production lead for MLB 2K7 and had pushed for a three year development plan under the development team at Kush Games. He left after MLB 2K8 and 2K ended up letting Visual Concepts take the lead on MLB 2K9, which is probably the worst rated 2K baseball game for a reason. He's now at Treyarch working on the Call of Duty series as a director for their multiplayer mode. Brent Nielsen, a producer at EA who I consider the father of the MVP Baseball franchise, was reassigned to the NHL series by the time MLB 2K8 was released. He's currently as of 2018 on the team that's working on the golf games. He's still at EA, and in my opinion is likely the guy that if EA is serious about reviving baseball under their EA Sports brand, they'll reach out to him to lead a team again. Before MVP, he was an associate producer for another baseball franchise EA had: Triple Play.

I'd like to think that EA saw the sales of SMB2 and thought to themselves that there is in fact, a demand for an alternative to MLB The Show.

Just like he mentioned it, big boy: https://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/it-sounds-like-ea-sports-is-hoping-to-bring-back-mvp-baseball-franchise/ http://www.ign.com/articles/2018/08/15/ea-sports-boss-mvp-baseball-could-return-someday-a-ign-unfiltered Me: [pine grabbing intensifies]

It's got its quirks

7AB2DD is the light blue the Royals use 8FBCE6 is the light blue the Rays use

That Mike Mussina brings back memories of Moose in the Bronx. He was great.