Dashboarders
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Dashboarders are the BIGGEST losers in the game. Everyone knows how much of a grind Prestiges are this year, if you see someone is trying to earn them without asking for stats why would you dashboard? It literally takes an additional 10 seconds to let the ball go out. I know some people on here don’t mind it but something needs to be done about this if prestige’s are gonna continue to be online. Count the homer or do something about dash boarding mid flight
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“But my Bulldog ERA though”
that’s why they do it that’s what they will tell you
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I've only dashboard twice. Both times I was getting blown out and the guys decide to replay every cheap homerun late in the game. I decided to dashboard their grand slams. I'll do it again if I could. No need to be a tool late in the game.
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@Matt_42187 said in Dashboarders:
I've only dashboard twice. Both times I was getting blown out and the guys decide to replay every cheap homerun late in the game. I decided to dashboard their grand slams. I'll do it again if I could. No need to be a tool late in the game.
That is understandable. But most people don’t dashboard for this reason
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It just happened to me a few minutes ago. I hit a no doubt home run and the guy dashboards. I didn’t even get credit with the homerun. So annoying
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When you say dashboard does that mean they hit the home button and stop the game application? I thought you weren't able to pause and quit during a play. If you are able to pause and quit during a play, there must be some kind of technical limitation as to why SDS leaves it in.
I've typed this so many times but I don't understand why people keep complaining about how bad their online experiences are. The online has never been good in this game and you will always run into jackasses. It just comes with the territory. If you don't want to get potentially dashboarded, don't play. There is no way SDS can override the home button and close application so maybe they can start giving penalties to people that do it by giving them an extra loss or taking stubs away or something like that.
Maybe some kind of reputation system can be implemented and if their reputation is too low they aren't allowed to play online or something to that effect.
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@Freeze_Time_ said in Dashboarders:
When you say dashboard does that mean they hit the home button and stop the game application? I thought you weren't able to pause and quit during a play. If you are able to pause and quit during a play, there must be some kind of technical limitation as to why SDS leaves it in.
I've typed this so many times but I don't understand why people keep complaining about how bad their online experiences are. The online has never been good in this game and you will always run into jackasses. It just comes with the territory. If you don't want to get potentially dashboarded, don't play. There is no way SDS can override the home button and close application so maybe they can start giving penalties to people that do it by giving them an extra loss or taking stubs away or something like that.
Maybe some kind of reputation system can be implemented and if their reputation is too low they aren't allowed to play online or something to that effect.
Sds isn’t gonna do anything to the player doing it because it will cause people to quit playing the game and they lose money. Plus the fact that even if there’s video evidence of the timing of when it occurred all the player has to do is say that they lost internet connection and sds has no basis to penalize because this does happen any many people already complain about the losses they get from it on the forum.
People just need to grow up, stop crying about it, and deal with it. Tired of seeing all these cry baby posts about it. Welcome to online gaming, there’s no gentleman’s rules, everyone is a keyboard warrior because their almost anonymous. This is how it is at least for this year, either deal with it or stop playing
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I do it every chance I get now just because I know it makes ya'll cry- it's a video game, get some sun.
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