Mastering the mound in MLB The Show 25 is crucial for victory, even if hitting steals the spotlight. Finding the perfect pitching setup is key to dominating on the field. This guide outlines the optimal settings to help you achieve pitching excellence.
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Unlike the extensive hitting options, perfecting your pitching settings is surprisingly straightforward. A few key adjustments can significantly impact your performance, transforming you from a run-giver to a no-hitter contender.
Pitching Interface
| **Best Pitching Interface in MLB The Show 25** |
| Pinpoint |
As in previous MLB The Show iterations, the Pinpoint interface reigns supreme. It offers unparalleled control, allowing you to precisely dictate where each pitch lands. This method requires you to draw a line for each pitch; the accuracy of your line directly impacts the pitch's accuracy.
While mastering Pinpoint takes time and practice—it's unforgiving of mistakes—consistent accuracy becomes second nature with experience. You'll soon be painting the corners with precision.
Other pitching settings are less critical than the interface. Experiment to find what suits you, but consider keeping the Pitching Ball Marker active to maintain consistent awareness of your pitch location.
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Pitching View
| **Best Pitching View in MLB The Show 25** |
| Strike Zone 2 |
If you're familiar with our hitting settings guide, you'll know Strike Zone 2's effectiveness. This close-up view provides an intimate perspective of the batter, significantly aiding pitch placement. The minimal margin for error makes it ideal for pinpoint accuracy, leveraging your familiarity from hitting to anticipate hitter weaknesses.
These are the optimal pitching settings for MLB The Show 25. Dominate the diamond!
MLB The Show 25 is now in Early Access on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
