People That Message You To Boost
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Is there anything more pathetic than virtual pan-handeling?
Some guys will message asking to boost, I say no, and they just play. It's rare but it happens and that's cool.
However most guys when you say no to boosting get all whiney about it and throw a fit. Love trash talking these entitled losers. You better believe every HR will get replayed vs them.
It's unreal to me how these guys think everyone should waste their time helping them get stats. Earn your stats like a man.
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Easier to have messages turned off except for friends. It's more satisfying to see extended pause time to know they're trying to message you.
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Turn off messages. Problem solved. You get free wins so if your goal is to win why would this bother you.
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I don't care if people try to boost
I guess I just don't care that much in general unless it truly adversely impacts my experience. I actually got a kick out of a kid who I viewed as trolling when he had "Grand slam with Walker/Biggio I quit". LOL at anyone who gave that kid an 8-run lead
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I love when they change the team name to "Need rbi with so and so I'll let u win"
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It’s annoying sometimes but who cares. It’s usually weak players who do it, throw them a bone and help them out. It’s just a game.
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Actually I'm a big fan of helping each other grind to Prestige; its just a game, no-harm no-foul. Wish I could schedule an occasional boost-game, but seems hard to do. Just ask and respect their right to say no.
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@over50beatdown said in People That Message You To Boost:
Actually I'm a big fan of helping each other grind to Prestige; its just a game, no-harm no-foul. Wish I could schedule an occasional boost-game, but seems hard to do. Just ask and respect their right to say no.
Maybe if SDS gave us an alternative to Prestiging online, you would see less people attempting to boost.
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@TheGoaler said in People That Message You To Boost:
@over50beatdown said in People That Message You To Boost:
Actually I'm a big fan of helping each other grind to Prestige; its just a game, no-harm no-foul. Wish I could schedule an occasional boost-game, but seems hard to do. Just ask and respect their right to say no.
Maybe if SDS gave us an alternative to Prestiging online, you would see less people attempting to boost.
Absolutely; I think it should be an offline thing anyway, even if it means raising the bar. As if getting the card wasn't enough of a grind!
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@over50beatdown said in People That Message You To Boost:
Actually I'm a big fan of helping each other grind to Prestige; its just a game, no-harm no-foul. Wish I could schedule an occasional boost-game, but seems hard to do. Just ask and respect their right to say no.
They always lie...
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@over50beatdown said in People That Message You To Boost:
Actually I'm a big fan of helping each other grind to Prestige; its just a game, no-harm no-foul. Wish I could schedule an occasional boost-game, but seems hard to do. Just ask and respect their right to say no.
Yeah and it’s also against the terms of use
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@chuckcold said in People That Message You To Boost:
I love when they change the team name to "Need rbi with so and so I'll let u win"
Just walk that player and they will quit.
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I honestly don’t get it, if you don’t want to play the game online then don’t. When you purchase the game you have to accept the terms of use before you play. If they choose to make prestige go a player on online only thing then you have to accept it. You bought the game and agreed to their terms. If you boost and consequently get punished when one of us reports you for boosting than that’s on you. So quiturbitching and play the game or don’t and stop posting about how it’s ok to boost because you should be able to prestige a player offline. It’s not ok and it’s old. Once again you chose to buy it you choose to abide by their rules or suffer the consequences. FYI, I report every single player that asks for stat boosts. Just be forewarned.
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People like me are why they do it, because if I'm hurting for wins I just go ahead and help them. At least in my experience theyve all been honest, and one guy even offered to help me out too before he quit.
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