As an offline player, I get the hint
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I have always tried to played both against the CPU and other players in DD. I have never been a fan of ranked or BR but I did like to play events. The way they structured events this year, I haven't played a single game online. I typically don't have much time to play Friday-Sunday evening because I am typically not home. The times I do have to play I do mini seasons or conquest stuff. Them not letting events run all week has kept me from playing online and just doing CPU based games and even playing a couple days a week in the evenings I am running out of stuff to do. So really poor decision making on content and how its handled this year.
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moving more towards PvE
Coop PvE to boot. Best example I've got is The Division, that game was epic when played in a group.
The MMORPGs that try to be PvP first tend to fail
Look at the state CoD is in...DMZ was originally designed to be PvE version of Warzone, more or less. They made in PvPvE instead of private game lobbies (which worked for Zombies) and it basically killed the mode.
I don't think many of us would be paying for swimsuit Babe Ruth
Everyone wants to see a Babe in a bikini. Duh.
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I have always tried to played both against the CPU and other players in DD. I have never been a fan of ranked or BR but I did like to play events. The way they structured events this year, I haven't played a single game online. I typically don't have much time to play Friday-Sunday evening because I am typically not home. The times I do have to play I do mini seasons or conquest stuff. Them not letting events run all week has kept me from playing online and just doing CPU based games and even playing a couple days a week in the evenings I am running out of stuff to do. So really poor decision making on content and how its handled this year.
I’ve said it a thousand times but it’s to do with matchmaking.
If they applied their ranked matchmaking to all methods of online play it would supercharge peoples interest in say, events or BR
When someone does dip their toe into online play - Events- they’re immediately facing the turds and World Series players and trolls because the ranking resets every 2 games.
Whereas in ranked you play according to your rank.
They’d get a ton more online players if they’d match make better and someone’s first time in an online game - events because it’s 3 innings - they don’t get trounced 15-0 in the first inning
If they would do simple easy things they’d make the game competitive and fun.
I mean [censored] - they could matchmake based of easy stuff like avg or ERA and let those people play against those people.
Then bots would play bots, WS would play against WS, and casuals play casuals. Even taking in those 2 simple criteria
Plus you’d weed out cheaters really fast if they’d go against each other
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So I finished the May Spotlight, Sal Perez program, and new Conquest to get Javi Baez as an offline player. Now what?
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So I finished the May Spotlight, Sal Perez program, and new Conquest to get Javi Baez as an offline player. Now what?
The new miniseasons is fun
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So I finished the May Spotlight, Sal Perez program, and new Conquest to get Javi Baez as an offline player. Now what?
The new miniseasons is fun
i did that one too . that bom kinsler took forever to get 4 XBH's.
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So I finished the May Spotlight, Sal Perez program, and new Conquest to get Javi Baez as an offline player. Now what?
That’s up to you. What’s your goal?
If you want collections, grind miniseasons. The best repeatable rewards we’ve had in a long time.
If you want to build PxP, play CPU games (although many seasons works for that as well, but sometimes you want to use certain cards to get better packs).
If you want stubs, do DQ.
If you just want to play, do any of it.
And the beauty of it is that no matter what option you choose, you’re gaining XP along the way!
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So I finished the May Spotlight, Sal Perez program, and new Conquest to get Javi Baez as an offline player. Now what?
That’s up to you. What’s your goal?
If you want collections, grind miniseasons. The best repeatable rewards we’ve had in a long time.
If you want to build PxP, play CPU games (although many seasons works for that as well, but sometimes you want to use certain cards to get better packs).
If you want stubs, do DQ.
If you just want to play, do any of it.
And the beauty of it is that no matter what option you choose, you’re gaining XP along the way!
And if you want TA go make a new PSN account and play 21/23
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I agree with you - you know why? Because I feel like most people that are playing PVP are either content creators that have the time to do it or the guys that are sitting on their mom's couches or basement that don't have to work a job that are really good at it it's not some special ability because you have extra you know dexterous fingers or you can make certain plays it's called 10,000 hours I'd read the book that's why and they're most of my [censored] that's why that's why I mean I just think it's funny that another person thinks they're better at another a game other than another person just because they have some special ability when it's really been it's very scientifically been proven 10,000 hours
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@DeeRockkerr_PSN If they put in 10,000 hours of practice, then yes they are better than you at the game. Also, is this English. Or, did you post while drunk or high?
