The Not-So-Shady Art of Importing Players in MLB The Show 21: A Guide for the Discerning GM
Let's face it, building your dream team in MLB The Show 21 is like managing a real baseball franchise, minus the crippling debt and existential dread. But what if you've crafted the perfect player, a slugger so potent they could launch a baseball into orbit, and you want to unleash them on the league? That's where the glorious, and slightly mysterious, art of importing players comes in.
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Creating Your Baseball Wunderkind: Frankenstein's Bat Meets Michelangelo's Mitts
Before you start flooding the league with genetically-engineered homunculi, you gotta create your masterpiece. Head over to the "Create Player" section and unleash your inner mad scientist. You'll be tinkering with everything from their stance (windmill anyone?) to their signature celebration (robot dance? classy fist pump? the possibilities are endless).
Pro Tip: Don't be afraid to get weird. We've all seen those players with names like "Xander Cage" or "Brock McHuge" dominating the league. Embrace the meme, my friend.
Exporting Your Masterpiece: From Petri Dish to the Big Leagues
Once you've sculpted your baseball Adonis, it's time to unleash them on the world. Here's where things get a little tricky. After finalizing your creation, you'll be presented with a glorious choice: Free Agent Pool or Export. Choose Export, my friend, choose Export! This sends your player out into the digital ether, ready to be imported into your dream team.
Side Note: Don't be tempted by the Free Agent Pool. It's a cutthroat world out there, and your meticulously crafted superstar might get buried on some random team's bench.
QuickTip: Pay attention to first and last sentences.
Welcome to the Show, Kid: Importing Your Player
Now for the grand finale! Head over to "Roster Control" and select the team you want to grace with your creation's presence. Dive into the "Player Movement" section, a digital cattle market of sorts. Find your exported player chilling in the Free Agent pool and snag them up!
Remember: You might need to make some room on your roster. Nobody likes a clubhouse diva, so be prepared to say goodbye to some scrub who can't hold a bat compared to your masterpiece.
Extra Tip: The game offers an "Auto-Fix Roster" function to balance things out after you make a trade. Use it wisely, but don't be afraid to get a little ruthless. This is your team now!
You've Done It! Now Go Win a World Series (Probably)
Congratulations, you've successfully imported your player and are now the proud owner of a potential legend. Now go out there, dominate the league, and try not to break the game with your super-powered creation.
Tip: Be mindful — one idea at a time.
Just a heads up: The opposing teams might get a little suspicious if your entire lineup looks like they escaped a superhero training facility. But hey, that's half the fun, right?
Frequently Asked Questions (The Not-So-Shady Edition):
How to Create a Player in MLB The Show 21?
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Head over to "Create Player" and unleash your inner sculptor!
How to Export a Player in MLB The Show 21?
Tip: Read carefully — skimming skips meaning.
After creating your player, choose "Export" instead of "Free Agent Pool" when prompted.
How to Import a Player in MLB The Show 21?
Go to "Roster Control," select your team, and navigate to "Player Movement." Find your exported player in the Free Agent pool and add them to your roster.
How to Make Room for My Imported Player?
Tip: The middle often holds the main point.
You might need to trade or release some existing players to free up a roster spot.
How to Avoid Raising Eyebrows with My Superpowered Creation?
Maybe go easy on the superhuman attributes. A little goes a long way.
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