Super Mega Baseball: Extra Innings
25 Achievements
1,000
60-80h
Xbox One
Xbox Series
500 Homeruns!
You have hit over 500 homeruns.
45
0.79%
How to unlock the 500 Homeruns! achievement in Super Mega Baseball: Extra Innings - Definitive Guide
Homeruns earned both in exhibition and season modes count and I recommend sticking to season mode, as playing exhibition matches doesn't get you any xp to level up, which you really need for other achievements.
It is best to use teams that are power hitters and in season mode focus on giving your team members modifiers from staff which further improve their power and contact stats. Only use power swings - charge up your swing by holding X once the pitcher throws the ball and let go of X when you want to swing (you should always aim to get a power value as close as possible to 99 right before you let go of X).
Once you hit the ball, its flight direction is based on the timing of your swing. If you swing slightly early, the ball will fly towards your batter's side of the field, if you swing slightly late, the ball will fly towards the opposite side of the field, if you swing just in-between those moments, the ball will fly relatively straight. Theoretically, the distance between your batter and the fence of the outfield is shortest towards the sides of the outfield and longest as you approach the middle point of the outfield, so you'd need more power and better contact to strike homeruns past the middle point of the fence of the outfield.
An easy and reliable way to strike homeruns is to position your swing reticle slightly below the pitch reticle and only hit the pitches that arrive in the strike zone or a bit above it. I recommend running on ego 20 or above, as the autoassist for positioning the swing reticle over the pitch reticle isn't as strong and you will have an easier time fine tuning it.
As the opposing pitchers throw balls throughout a match, they get progressively more tired and their pitches gradually decrease in speed, which makes it even easier to hit them exactly as you want.
If you play a match for so long that you notice some of your batters becoming tired, it would be worth considering to substitute them, as their turn at-bat comes up, with bench players (press Y before you play ball or from the pause menu).
It is best to use teams that are power hitters and in season mode focus on giving your team members modifiers from staff which further improve their power and contact stats. Only use power swings - charge up your swing by holding X once the pitcher throws the ball and let go of X when you want to swing (you should always aim to get a power value as close as possible to 99 right before you let go of X).
Once you hit the ball, its flight direction is based on the timing of your swing. If you swing slightly early, the ball will fly towards your batter's side of the field, if you swing slightly late, the ball will fly towards the opposite side of the field, if you swing just in-between those moments, the ball will fly relatively straight. Theoretically, the distance between your batter and the fence of the outfield is shortest towards the sides of the outfield and longest as you approach the middle point of the outfield, so you'd need more power and better contact to strike homeruns past the middle point of the fence of the outfield.
An easy and reliable way to strike homeruns is to position your swing reticle slightly below the pitch reticle and only hit the pitches that arrive in the strike zone or a bit above it. I recommend running on ego 20 or above, as the autoassist for positioning the swing reticle over the pitch reticle isn't as strong and you will have an easier time fine tuning it.
As the opposing pitchers throw balls throughout a match, they get progressively more tired and their pitches gradually decrease in speed, which makes it even easier to hit them exactly as you want.
If you play a match for so long that you notice some of your batters becoming tired, it would be worth considering to substitute them, as their turn at-bat comes up, with bench players (press Y before you play ball or from the pause menu).
6 Comments
Damn, man, it sucks that the reset came out of nowhere. I don't believe reinstalling the game helps, because then the only save data you'll have is the server side one, which is your current reset one. You might make it worse. As for redownloading your profile, I believe it's completely unrelated to the game, but it shouldn't hurt anything to try it.
Nonetheless, I assume your "game level" from season mode remained intact. I'd say that's the most important aspect. Working your way up to levels 50-60 for offensive/defensive beast is so very time-consuming. I'm still struggling to win the championship at ego 80; the very final team in the playoffs demolished me (extremely frustrating pitching experts) and really made me dislike this game even more than before. I probably didn't pick the most appropriate team to alleviate my biggest weakness, getting good hits on the ball. I wish you the best of luck further on.
Nonetheless, I assume your "game level" from season mode remained intact. I'd say that's the most important aspect. Working your way up to levels 50-60 for offensive/defensive beast is so very time-consuming. I'm still struggling to win the championship at ego 80; the very final team in the playoffs demolished me (extremely frustrating pitching experts) and really made me dislike this game even more than before. I probably didn't pick the most appropriate team to alleviate my biggest weakness, getting good hits on the ball. I wish you the best of luck further on.
By Cosminiion on 27 Oct 2016 08:49
I started it up one day and it gave me an error message about how the game could not start. I was on the xbox one dash board and clicked on the game title to start it and I would get the error message. I restarted my console and started the game normally and it was reset. It also reset all my leaderboard stats as well
I've played quite a bit more and its counting up again, and I am at 23% homeruns and 21% strikeouts according to the xbox one achievement list. It's just so frustrating because I know I am way past 500 strikeouts and the in game progress screen now shows 447 homeruns.
I've almost completed both the offensive beast and defensive beast achievements, so I may try uninstalling the game and reinstalling or perhaps deleting my account off my xbox and then downloading it back on. Maybe it's just out of sync some how and I can get it to sync back up, but I don't want to lose my team progress either... Very frustrating
I've played quite a bit more and its counting up again, and I am at 23% homeruns and 21% strikeouts according to the xbox one achievement list. It's just so frustrating because I know I am way past 500 strikeouts and the in game progress screen now shows 447 homeruns.
I've almost completed both the offensive beast and defensive beast achievements, so I may try uninstalling the game and reinstalling or perhaps deleting my account off my xbox and then downloading it back on. Maybe it's just out of sync some how and I can get it to sync back up, but I don't want to lose my team progress either... Very frustrating
By ShadowXanlet on 27 Oct 2016 08:27