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@robpitts21_xbl said in STOP CHEATING!:

Flipping cards is kinda like buying and selling on the stock market.
Know when to hold them and when to flip them.. 😀

Know when to walk away... Know when to run.

We need Online Franchise.

Alright thanks so much I was confused about that

So, you want rewards without having to put any effort in.

Yeah, they'll get right on that...

@pushedsatsuma2_xbl said in If anything changes next year, please decouple Power and Arm Strenght for My Player and RTTS:

I should have specified that equipment doesn't count, since it doesn't actually show up on any stats except in game.

Then why would it matter? None of them are good without doing the upgrades...with equipment, perks, and gameplay attribute increases.

Wutcha mean?? this game plays exactly as intended upon release
Just let it sink in 🥳

It’s funny you mentioned this- I’m a PS5 player and I’ve noticed when I play an XBOX player the timing windows are definitely different than when I play someone on PS. I dont think I have an advantage at all. In fact, I’d consider it to be a disadvantage.

Thanks man

Same thing happened to me. Just started buying cards I did not have.
Stuff happens but I got use to it.
I start buying at 4Mil.

I had a rabbit named Groucho when I was a kid. Bought it some food came home went to its cage outside and it was dead.

congratulations...

My wish, bring it to PC 🙂

@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Ty Cobb:

@ericulous1_psn said in Ty Cobb:

@ladyswampfox_xbl said in Ty Cobb:

@blbu75_psn said in Ty Cobb:

@laotzu730_xbl said in Ty Cobb:

I agree with you. I have read and watched a good deal about him and it does seem that he had some issues. But he was not nearly S bad as everyone thinks. It’s probably Ken Burns’ fault even though his documentary was otherwise perfect.

Al Stump did the most damage. Most of his stories were wildly exaggerated and some were fabricated completely. Ken Burns took this garbage and combined it with the fact that Cobb was much disliked by his contemporaries to create a racist bogeyman.

And it's sad to see, too. Because Cobb probably got in his fair share of spats with players and spectators alike, and played dirty (though a lot of the stuff that is considered dirty today wasn't against the rules back then) he wasn't a racist.

In fact, he SUPPORTED racial integration in baseball, and there's even a picture of him giving hitting tips to Hank Aaron.

I freely admit, I don't know enough about the man's personal history but I have a biography about him which is supposed to be well crafted and fairly objective and this thread has inspired me to pick it up......now.

Don't read it if it has the name "Stump" on it. That's the man who ruined Cobb's reputation and legacy.

Nope, not that one. This book is by Charles Leerhsen called: Ty Cobb a Terrible Beauty. It wom the Casey award for best baseball book of the year in 2015 and is supposedly the gold standard of baseball biographies. Along with Jane Leavy's books on Babe, Koufax and Mantle.

It's described as debunking the myths about Cobb so I believe it gives a fair portrayal.

@arvcpa_psn said in Garbage:

@savefarris_psn said in Garbage:

I kind of like them. Shirley Manson is HOT!!!

I'M ONLY HAPPY WHEN IT RAAAAAAAINSSSS

All-time best song followed by When I Grow Up and Vow.

Yeah I believe it is a shared vault minus stadium creator

It could happen, but I doubt it. I'm usually not a graphics and performance snob, but the game already has framerate issues on the lower end Playstation and Xbox hardware. I can't see it running well on Switch unless they really strip it down. I would prefer the dev team continue to try and push what can be done with the new generation as more of them are produced.

If it did come to Switch, I wouldn't pick up a copy on that platform. I'm an adult that drives to work, so I'm not playing while commuting, and if I were to go away somewhere I would probably bring the Series S and play on a TV. It just doesn't make sense for me. That being said, I played RTTS on my Vita years ago, so I at least understand the appeal.