Success Mode
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| - | Success Mode is one of the unique features of MLB Power Pros. It allows you to create a character from scratch, placing him into college (Powerful University) and he joins the school's baseball team known as The Tulips. | + | If you are looking for a walk-through, look [[:Category:Success Mode Guides|here]]. |
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| + | Success Mode is one of the unique features of MLB Power Pros. It allows you to create a character from scratch, placing him into college (Powerful University) and he joins the school's baseball team known as The Tulips. The objective of success mode is to win a minor-league contract with your favorite major-league team. The player goes through three years of baseball, school, work, and romance in order to earn his way into the big leagues. You only have 1 save location for success mode, and it is erased whenever a new character is made. | ||
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| + | ==Getting Started== | ||
| + | For an in-depth look at starting stats and abilities/skills, look [[Starting Stats and Abilities|here]]. | ||
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| + | You are able to customize the player's name, appearance, and basic baseball information at the beginning of the game. If you successfully make it to the majors, you will have a second (and final) chance to further adjust your player's appearance and basic information. | ||
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a. Player creation | a. Player creation | ||
b. Starting stats/abilities | b. Starting stats/abilities | ||
c. Gd sense, Pr sense, neither | c. Gd sense, Pr sense, neither | ||
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== Player building philosophies == | == Player building philosophies == | ||
a. save/reload exploit | a. save/reload exploit | ||
b. min/max approach (max stats by training and ignoring most role playing aspects) | b. min/max approach (max stats by training and ignoring most role playing aspects) | ||
c. balanced approach | c. balanced approach | ||
| - | == Player abilities/ratings == | + | ==Player abilities/ratings == |
a. Strategy for upgrading pitcher ability categories | a. Strategy for upgrading pitcher ability categories | ||
b. Strategy for upgrading position player ability categories | b. Strategy for upgrading position player ability categories | ||
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=== Bookworm === | === Bookworm === | ||
1. Honor Student - reduces amount of vitality used for in study | 1. Honor Student - reduces amount of vitality used for in study | ||
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i. Dr. Goodjob | i. Dr. Goodjob | ||
j. Boy in park | j. Boy in park | ||
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| - | + | ==Links== | |
| + | *[[:Category:Key_Dates|Key Dates]] | ||
| + | *[[:Category:Events|Random Events]] | ||
| + | *[[:Category:Characters|Characters in Success Mode]] | ||
Revision as of 06:46, 24 January 2008
If you are looking for a walk-through, look here.
Success Mode is one of the unique features of MLB Power Pros. It allows you to create a character from scratch, placing him into college (Powerful University) and he joins the school's baseball team known as The Tulips. The objective of success mode is to win a minor-league contract with your favorite major-league team. The player goes through three years of baseball, school, work, and romance in order to earn his way into the big leagues. You only have 1 save location for success mode, and it is erased whenever a new character is made.
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Getting Started
For an in-depth look at starting stats and abilities/skills, look here.
You are able to customize the player's name, appearance, and basic baseball information at the beginning of the game. If you successfully make it to the majors, you will have a second (and final) chance to further adjust your player's appearance and basic information.
a. Player creation b. Starting stats/abilities c. Gd sense, Pr sense, neither
Player building philosophies
a. save/reload exploit b. min/max approach (max stats by training and ignoring most role playing aspects) c. balanced approach
Player abilities/ratings
a. Strategy for upgrading pitcher ability categories b. Strategy for upgrading position player ability categories
Secondary Skills
Bookworm
1. Honor Student - reduces amount of vitality used for in study
2. Genius - able to see the hyper-recovery gauge
3. Professor - able to unlock the hidden abilities of items
4. Inventor - invents new items and/or training techniques during study
Money Man
1. Job Master - increases the salary and reduces the amount of vitality used in the job
2. Smart Shopper - the prices of items at the store go down, you can sell your items for better prices
3. Financier - characters makes some extra money every week
4. Collector - able to see the hidden abilities of items
Ladies Man
1. Stud - lose less vitality on dates
2. Hunk - cures love sickness
3. Idol - receives presents from random fans
4. ???
Success Mode timeline
a. Key dates/events b. Study questions and answers
Story arcs
a. Sarah b. Annie/Anabelle c. Becky d. Team Captain/Toby/Alvin/Robbie e. Marvin f. Dad g. Working h. Willy i. Dr. Goodjob j. Boy in park
