Kccitystar

works fine for me with 0 problems

It's all in the perception on how the site is viewed. Every site I visit online has a 50 post per page limit but because of the site's design/layout it looks way bigger than what it's supposed to be

Nobody's work will go to waste. I know how hard you have worked on those portraits and they belong in this update I have one recommendation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBpYgpF1bqQ

That CPU is a little below an i3 processor from the same year it was released (2011), so you would at best be able to play the game on medium settings

Just an opinion from being in the IT field for several years and doing sysadmin stuff for Windows machines, I find even Windows 8.1 to be better than Windows 7 as it is. Faster boot, lighter OS...with no real downsides. Windows 10 is pretty much Windows 7 with all of the actual improvements that Windows 8/8.1 brought in. It's more efficient with its hardware, more secure, faster startup/shutdowns and better Windows Update handling. Odds are with the lack of Aero (which was an issue with graphics cards at the time of W7 release) you'll get a few more frames out of your games too. If you use the Windows store to install desktop applications (i.e. NOT the metro ones introduced in Windows 8), you'll be glad to find that they're more than likely not to clutter up your system unnecessarily with random registry keys that are left behind, etc. On a side note, with Windows 10 being the first OS that Microsoft will be offering as a "service", you'll be receiving new features that Microsoft develops as they're released through Windows Update along with all of the security patches. You can opt out of the features for up to several months, but the security/critical updates are mandatory and will install themselves. If you're the family IT guy like I am, you can be relieved to find that you'll no longer have to ask which version of Windows they're on, you'll just be able to assume "Windows 10", and most importantly because this is the first OS which Microsoft has attempted to do a rolling release (meaning everything gets updated on your machine when MS pushes out an update) with, you will always have the most recent build on your machine. I dumped W7 years ago and never looked back. It was a great OS for its time.

that moment when he's an Astro

Thread has been moved to the proper forum and merged into a catch-all thread for Windows 10 questions.

I think as long as you avoid the program files folder you should be fine

I'll try Windows 10 this weekend and report back with my findings

hell yeah

This is what I'm talking about. Great work bro

Since we are winding down, are there any tweaks that you guys would like to see for the datafile?

I think you would need a hex editor

As long as you have Java/JRE or the latest .NET framework you will be fine with any of the MLB 2K utilities.

delete your profile (*.USR) from %appdata%\2K Sports\Major League Baseball 2K12\Saves

I have an external DVD drive that I sparingly use for OS reinstalls/motherboard drivers

Have you tried running this 4GB patch? http://www.ntcore.com/4gb_patch.php Simply patch the .exe with that and it might fix the issue.

As the game has become recently popular in an age where there are disc-less PC games, many people have looked towards finding a no-cd crack for this game. MVP Baseball 2005 has had 5 patches released over the course of the 2005 season to resolve many issues, and the stuttering/lag effect (which shows up when you say, throw a ball across the diamond to first base or from the outfield back into the infield) was fixed after the 3rd patch. The no-cd crack, which you can find if you look hard enough, only patches the initial v1.0 release of the game and does not fix this issue. There are no v1.1 or v1.2 versions of the no-cd crack, unfortunately. As we live in an age where there's Steam and Origin and other ways of digitally downloading PC games, this is a discussion, let alone a subject that I tread lightly on as part of the forum guidelines.

Consider this almost in the same vein as a developer diary, sort of. Some more changes going on with Patch 2: Datafile changes: Among more changes includes a datafile that is currently a work in progress which includes a lot of major changes. As some of you know, the datafile is a text file within the game that maintains game-altering values for things such as: The initial goal with the datafile is to present a refined, stronger challenge for current/old players as well as a fun experience for new/long time players with minimal adjustments via sliders. As its' an ongoing work in progress to perfect this file, things are always being tweaked, tested, and tweaked some more. A recent change that was designed to affect the "feel" of the game has been to change each camera's FOV (field of view) to a value of 90. This widens the camera and lets the player view exactly how vast and wide the field is for each player. Camera changes: As stated before, the FOV being changed to a value of 90 widens the camera, so here we have the three fielding views that have found this change beneficial. Zoom Here is the Zoom view. As you can see, it widens the camera view so the field seems much bigger and should help with the ball physics/trajectory/fielder speeds. This is a triple that was hit by George Springer. Broadcast Here is the Broadcast view, which is a beautiful camera that gives you a broad view of the field from say....a pressbox seat. I should rename it Press Box in the LOC file. This is Chris Carter lining out to the right fielder. Aerial Here is the view for the Aerial cam. Keep in mind that because of the FOV tweak, the camera will follow the hit vector (known to fans of the game as the ball trail, even if it's disabled) which makes following the hits much easier in this view. This is going to be a double by George Springer. Until tomorrow, my friends!

I actually found an even better idea LOL

A round logo makes it look nicer. I'll see if I could rework the MLB logo so it's circular.