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00:00:00 – 00:14:13
The video provides an in-depth guide on optimizing player attributes and perks for MLB The Show 23, specifically focusing on improving batting, speed, and fielding performance. The host emphasizes the importance of reaction time, batting clutch, and the strategic use of specific perks. For speed, the recommended perks are Speed 1 and Speed 3 for their combined boost to speed and batting clutch. For power, the host suggests Power 3 due to its balanced benefits and high value within the community, advising against perks that decrease contact. In terms of contact, Contact 1 is endorsed for its balanced enhancement of contact and batting clutch. For fielding, Fielding 2 is recommended for its significant boost to reaction time, with Fielding 4 being specifically beneficial for catchers. The optimal combination of perks includes Speed 1, Power 3, Contact 1, and Fielding 2 (or Fielding 4 for catchers). The video also teases future content on building effective ball players and encourages viewer engagement.
00:00:00
In this part of the video, the host begins by discussing the best perks to equip on your ball player in MLB The Show 23. After briefly encouraging viewers to like, subscribe, and join live streams, the video transitions to a sponsorship segment about Neuro Energy gum and mints, highlighting their benefits like avoiding jitters, crashes, and offering convenience without sugar or calories. Returning to the main topic, the host explains the importance of reaction time for fielders and batting clutch for hitters in the new game mechanics. Specific perks to enhance these attributes, to make players more overpowered, are then introduced.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses how to optimize speed attributes for a ball player in a game. They emphasize the importance of choosing the right speed perks, recommending `Speed 3` and `Speed 1` for their combined benefits. `Speed 3` offers a plus five to speed, plus five to base running aggression, and plus four to batting clutch. `Speed 1` adds plus four to speed, plus five to steal, and plus five to batting clutch. Combining these perks results in a substantial boost: a total of plus nine to both speed and batting clutch. The speaker advises against using `Speed 2` and `Speed 4` due to their less effective attributes, like bunting, which is less utilized in the game. This strategy is intended to enhance the player’s overall performance by improving critical speed-related metrics.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the focus is on evaluating various power attributes and perks for hitters. The speaker advises against using certain perks that reduce contact, emphasizing that contact is more crucial than power. They suggest that hitters with 70 or more power can achieve home runs without heavily focusing on the power attribute. The perks discussed include:
– **Power Four:** Adds +6 to power and arm strength but subtracts -4 from contact.
– **Power Three:** Adds +4 to power, +3 to batting clutch, and +3 to arm strength, considered the best due to its balanced benefits and highest community value.
– **Power Two and One:** These provide various boosts to power and arm strength, with the recommendation to combine Power Three and Power One for maximum batting clutch benefits.
The segment concludes by transitioning to discuss contact attributes, highlighting their importance in controlling the size of the PCI (Plate Coverage Indicator).
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses various player attributes and their impacts on performance, focusing on contact, batting clutch, and fielding. They emphasize that “contact one” is the best attribute for overall offensive performance due to its balanced enhancement of contact and batting clutch without unnecessary vision stats or detriments to power. Additionally, they argue that “Fielding two” is the most valuable for fielding because it significantly boosts reaction time, which is crucial for defensive plays. They also mention that “Fielding four” may be beneficial specifically for catchers due to its blocking attribute.
00:12:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the optimal combination of perks for a ball player in MLB The Show 23. The recommended combination includes Speed One, Power Three, Contact One, and Fielding Two for general players, with an adjustment to Fielding Four for catchers. Speed One enhances batting clutch and stealing ability, Power Three boosts batting clutch, arm strength, and power, Contact One improves contact and batting clutch, and Fielding Two is deemed best for fielding abilities, except for catchers who benefit from Fielding Four. The speaker also mentions upcoming videos focusing on building effective ball players, including batting stances and pitcher builds. Viewers are encouraged to like, subscribe, and enable notifications for future content.