So, You Broke The Show? Don't Panic, Here's How to Submit a Ticket to MLB The Show
Let's face it, even the best baseball games have their fair share of wacky moments. But when those wacky moments happen in MLB The Show and leave you scratching your head or muttering something that would make a sailor blush, it's time to take action.
Don't Be That Guy: Why You Shouldn't Just Ragequit
We've all been there. You're on the verge of a no-hitter, then your pitcher yanks a fastball so wild it sails into the stratosphere. Or, a routine grounder turns into a game of pinball between the infielders. It's enough to make you want to hurl your controller into the sunset (please don't, those things are expensive).
But hold on to your virtual baseball cap! Before you unleash your inner Bryce Harper bat flip, there's a much more productive way to deal with your frustrations: submitting a ticket to MLB The Show.
Ticketing 101: How to Report Those Baseball Blunders
Here's the good news: letting the folks at San Diego Studio know about your in-game oddities is surprisingly simple. Just follow these steps and you'll be a bug-reporting guru in no time.
- Head to the The Show website: That's https://theshow.sonysandiegostudio.games/hc/en-us/requests/new.
- Click the ever-so-helpful "Submit a request" button.
- Channel your inner detective and choose the ticket type that best describes your issue. Is it an account woe? A game-crashing catastrophe? A truly epic fielding blunder witnessed by the baseball gods themselves? There's a category for that (probably).
Here's the key part: Once you've chosen your ticket type, be as detailed as possible! The more information you provide, the faster the San Diego Studio crew can crack the code and fix that wonky double play animation.
Pro tip: If you have a screenshot or video of your in-game mishap, include it! A picture (or video) is truly worth a thousand frustrated keyboard smashes.
Bonus Round: How NOT to Write Your Ticket (Because Nobody Wants to Read Your Rant)
- Avoid caps lock rage. We get it, you're frustrated. But a wall of text in ALL CAPS just makes it harder for the support team to understand your issue.
- Skip the insults. Calling the developers names isn't going to win you any friends (or get your bug fixed any faster).
- Be specific! Don't just say "the game is broken." Tell them what happened, when it happened, and what game mode you were in.
By following these simple guidelines, you'll be well on your way to becoming a valued member of the MLB The Show bug-squashing squad. Remember, a calm and informative ticket goes a long way. So, put down the virtual bat, grab your keyboard, and let's get this game fixed together!