Mastering the art of pitching in MLB The Show 25 is crucial for dominating on the mound, even though hitting often steals the spotlight. Finding the right settings is key to consistently locating your pitches. Here's a guide to the optimal settings for pitching success:
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Unlike the extensive hitting customization options, pitching settings are surprisingly straightforward. However, nailing these settings is the difference between a disastrous first inning and a commanding no-hitter deep into the game.
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. You'll draw a line to guide the pitch; the accuracy of your line directly impacts the pitch's accuracy.
While mastering Pinpoint takes time and practice due to its unforgiving nature, the reward is consistent pinpoint accuracy once you learn its nuances. It becomes second nature to place pitches exactly where you intend.
While other pitching settings are less critical, keeping the Pitching Ball Marker enabled is recommended to maintain 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 recognize Strike Zone 2 as the optimal view for hitting. This remains true for pitching, providing an intimate view of the batter, significantly aiding pitch placement. The close-up perspective minimizes errors and leverages your existing familiarity from batting.
These are the best pitching settings for MLB The Show 25.
MLB The Show 25 is now in Early Access on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
