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Some "Unhealthy" MLB 15 The Show Online Franchises Face Contraction
MLB 15: The Show developer San Diego Studios has issued a warning to players of the Sony first-party baseball game's online franchise mode that some "unhealthy" franchises will be erased.
This isn't because these online franchises are as bad as the Twins, but because their very existence may be causing problems in the mode.
A statement on the game's website from the forum admin reads:
We have continued to see issues in certain Online Franchises. We believe we have finally identified the underlying causes and are taking steps to resolve them. Unfortunately, affected Online Franchises are not retrievable and will be removed from the system. We apologize for the inconvenience and remain endlessly appreciative of the community and its tremendous support for MLB 15 The Show.
[Source: San Diego Studios]
Our Take
According to an earlier post by the admin, this problem may be caused by the volume of data in the mode, and that those created earlier when the game came out are the problem. It doesn't seem as though this will necessarily solve all the mode's problems, however.
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