Master Baserunning Awareness

Reading the ball off the bat isn’t just a defensive skill—it’s equally critical for MLB The Show 25 Stubs smart baserunning. In MLB The Show 25, improved AI reactions mean the window for advancing bases safely is smaller.

Key baserunning techniques:

Freeze on line drives: Don’t take off too early on hard liners; they’re often caught, leading to easy double plays.

Tag up on deep fly balls: As soon as the ball leaves the bat, judge its hang time and fielder positioning. Prepare to tag if it’s playable.

Round bases smartly: When you recognize a gap shot, start rounding early to maintain momentum.

Veteran players rely on instinct, but you can develop that same intuition by practicing in custom baserunning mode—set scenarios with specific pitch types and learn to predict the result of contact.

Know How Pitch Type Influences Contact

Every pitch type in MLB The Show 25 has a predictable contact profile. Learning these patterns helps you anticipate how the ball will come off the bat.

Common examples:

Fastballs up in the zone: Tend to produce fly balls or pop-ups.

Changeups and sinkers low: Often generate weak grounders.

Sliders and cutters: Create side spin, which results in slicing or hooking line drives.

If you’re pitching, use this knowledge to MLB Stubs for sale induce contact that your defense can handle. If you’re fielding, expect how the batter’s swing interacts with those pitches to predict ball direction.

Best Builds and Damage Types for Atziri

Atziri punishes reckless full-DPS strategies, making survivability more important than Path of Exile 2 Currency raw damage.

Recommended build types:

1. Totem Builds

Totems do not take reflected damage, making them extremely safe during the Mirror Phase. Free DPS while you dodge mechanics.

2. Minion/Summoner Builds

Minions are not affected by Reflect in POE2 0.4.0, allowing safe damage output throughout the fight.

3. Trap and Mine Builds

Indirect damage avoids almost all reflect-related risk.

4. High-Mobility Ranged Builds

Bow, wand, and thrown-weapon characters can maintain distance and reposition more easily.

Risky build types:

Channeling melee builds

Large AOE casters (unless damage is well-controlled)

Heavy physical melee builds are vulnerable to bleed.

Players running risky builds often improve survivability by upgrading gear or choosing to POE2 Currency for sale tailored to reflect-heavy encounters.

Options Open, Efficiency Matters

Once you reach around level 60–80 in your main skills, things begin to change. You unlock profitable content like Slayer, Barrows, and OSRS gold mid-level bosses such as the Giant Mole or Sarachnis.

At this point, grinding gold becomes less about luck and more about time management. You can start pulling in 500k–2M GP per hour, depending on your activity. However, new challenges appear:

Supply costs rise—especially for food, potions, and repair fees.

Competition increases for popular methods and resources.

Burnout risk grows as the grind becomes repetitive.

This stage rewards strategic play. Players who track their profits, switch methods intelligently, and reinvest gold into better gear or tools see the most progress.

Late Game: Skill, Knowledge, and Capital Pay Off

Once you’re a high-level player with strong gear and maxed or near-maxed stats, OSRS gold-making becomes far easier—but not automatic. You now have access to elite PvM content like:

Raids (Chambers of Xeric, Theatre of Blood, Tombs of Amascut)

Bossing (Vorkath, Zulrah, Nex, the Nightmare)

High-level Skilling (Runecrafting, Herblore, Construction)

These methods can earn 3–10M GP per hour or more, but they demand high-level skills, expensive equipment, and deep game knowledge. Mistakes at this level—like dying during a raid or misjudging supply costs—can still wipe out hours of progress.

The grind becomes more about consistency and precision than raw effort. You’re rewarded for RuneScape gold for sale mastering mechanics, optimizing routes, and making smart financial decisions.