The Importance of Timing in Completing the "Last Ride" Plan
Hey folks,
One thing I’ve learned while grinding through the "Last Ride" plan is that timlb stubsming is crucial. While the plan is all about completing specific tasks with legendary players, a lot of these objectives are tied to specific seasons or dates in MLB The Show 25. Here's a breakdown of why timing matters and how you can use it to your advantage:
Event Windows: Many of the objectives in the "Last Ride" plan will be tied to special events or limited-time moments in MLB The Show 25. For instance, there might be events celebrating a certain player's career, or specific seasons (like Babe Ruth’s career milestones or Ted Williams’ famous seasons). Completing these moments or events when they’re active can make certain tasks far easier.
Timed Missions: Some of the missions require you to complete specific challenges within a certain timeframe. For example, you might need to accumulate a specific number of hits with Babe Ruth over a week or hit a certain number of home runs with Sandy Koufax in a short period. Make sure to keep track of the mission deadlines so you’re not left scrambling at the last minute.
In-Game Seasons & Events: Keep an eye out for MLB The Show 25’s in-game seasonal content. These changes can often give you an edge by aligning with your progress in the "Last Ride" plan. For example, if an event boosts a specific player’s stats (like increasing Ruth’s power during a “Home Run Derby” week), you can use that to your advantage when working through his tasks.
Utilize Limited-Time Rewards: If you complete specific parts of the "Last Ride" plan during these time-limited events, you can also earn bonus rewards. These might be special packs, player cards, or XP boosts, which can make your grind much more rewarding.
Stay vigilant about when these events are running, and make sure to plan your gameplay sessions accordingly. The more you align your playtime with the in-game events, the quicker you'll finish the plan.
Anyone else making the most of event-based timing? What’s your approach to timing these challenges?