Players expecting to see stadiums under a new tab in The Show’s Vaults have wondered where the hell all the ballfields are, since that seems to be the most logical place for them to be.īut the stadiums are inside a tool option in the Stadium Creator mode, which you only see if you open up the Tutorial Park, or one of the other 29 fictitious field templates, as if to edit it.
The biggest obstacle is how users’ creations are displayed, or not displayed, as the case may be.įirst, MLB The Show 21 already has a set of four “Vaults” where players share things like custom rosters, slider difficulty settings, and more importantly, logo designs for created teams in Diamond Dynasty and elsewhere. Regardless, the Stadium Creator mode makes it hard to showcase the good creations, or appreciate the hard work that SIE San Diego Studio developers, and their fans, have put in during the first week of release. Since these stadiums have user IDs attached, moderation may be on the way, if it hasn’t already arrived. Several parks, however, have gotten a lot of attention in some forums and on social media for their offensive content. MLB The Show’s created stadium library is not completely overrun by objectionable, slur-filled creations. The good news, I guess, is that this makes any offensive content harder to find. The bad news about MLB The Show 21’s new custom stadium creation toolkit? The vault of user-shared creations is nearly impossible to find, and there’s no search capability to help you once you do click through to the menu and find where it lives.
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