Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.
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Haven’t played online rated before but I’ll have to give it a try
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There is a huge difference. I have a friend at work who likes online rated so I play him every once in awhile. Hitting is like playing the cpu on conquest
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@sbevans142 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
There is a huge difference. I have a friend at work who likes online rated so I play him every once in awhile. Hitting is like playing the cpu on conquest
Depends on what difficulty you play on.
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Yes online rated plays way better, similar to custom leagues.
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@mitchhammond24 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Yes online rated players are way better.
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@mitchhammond24 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Yes online rated plays way better, similar to custom leagues.
So people spend hours and hours and days and days completing missions, buying and selling cards, jumping through all kinds of hoops to collect certain cards for a mode that's basic gameplay is flawed compared to other online modes?
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@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
So people spend hours and hours and days and days completing missions, buying and selling cards, jumping through all kinds of hoops to collect certain cards for a mode that's basic gameplay is flawed compared to other online modes?
The flawed game play is on purpose to make bad players beat good players more often, which helps keep them from quitting the game, which increases the chances they buy stubs. The randomness and the late inning drama keeps everyone thinking they are one new shiny card away from being good.
There is nothing to buy in online rated, so it is just the base game play (without the manipulation)
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@mitchhammond24 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Yes online rated plays way better, similar to custom leagues.
Or events. RS has some funky sliders. Only way I can explain it.
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@Ikasnu said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@mitchhammond24 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Yes online rated plays way better, similar to custom leagues.
Or events. RS has some funky sliders. Only way I can explain it.
Funky sliders? cmon bro. stop being nice lol.
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I played a lot of online rated at the start of the year! It plays waaaaaay better and is still a lot of fun!!!
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I think ranked has been a dumpster fire for a few ranked seasons. Last night I was up 3-2, my opponent scores 10, goes up 12-3, I come up score 5 making 12-8. Then neither of us could buy a hit, ended up 12-8. The rng kicked in and we had a 15 combined runs in our at bats. But then it neutralized both of us for our next 4 at bats.
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@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@Ikasnu said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@mitchhammond24 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Yes online rated plays way better, similar to custom leagues.
Or events. RS has some funky sliders. Only way I can explain it.
Funky sliders? cmon bro. stop being nice lol.
Was supposed to be the F word with ucky, but my phone corrected it and I was too lazy.
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@Studman7 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
So people spend hours and hours and days and days completing missions, buying and selling cards, jumping through all kinds of hoops to collect certain cards for a mode that's basic gameplay is flawed compared to other online modes?
The flawed game play is on purpose to make bad players beat good players more often, which helps keep them from quitting the game, which increases the chances they buy stubs. The randomness and the late inning drama keeps everyone thinking they are one new shiny card away from being good.
There is nothing to buy in online rated, so it is just the base game play (without the manipulation)
Makes perfect sense. Which is why I'll stick to online rated. Fun vs. Frustration. Imput rewarded vs. Rng. Easy choice.
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Last comment about this topic. I played another online rated game. I'm squaring up balls with bronze and silver cards. No problem. The pci goes right where I put it. And the pci's are smaller. I just don't get this. There is definitely something different between these modes. That's all.
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Online rated plays so much better because there is no reward, no $, and SDS doesn’t have to figure out how to keep users engaged.
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@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Last comment about this topic. I played another online rated game. I'm squaring up balls with bronze and silver cards. No problem. The pci goes right where I put it. And the pci's are smaller. I just don't get this. There is definitely something different between these modes. That's all.
You're also hitting against some sorry a$$ LS cards lol
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Online rated is using cards with lower ratings and a larger disparity in ratings. It uses a different set of sliders as well. There's no money involved in the gameplay, therefore it doesn't require gameplay to engage the user in the same manner as DD.
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@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Why is it that I have fun playing online rated? User input seems to be more accurate. Especially with hitting. I play on hall of fame difficulty. I feel there is less random outcomes with hitting.
If the pci's are bigger in DD, how is it that it's harder to hit? And just seems so much more frustrating.
Do any of you hard core DD guys ever try online rated? I wish
you will and post your opinions here.This has my interest. How do I get to “online rated”?
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@Chuck_Dizzle29 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Online rated is using cards with lower ratings and a larger disparity in ratings. It uses a different set of sliders as well. There's no money involved in the gameplay, therefore it doesn't require gameplay to engage the user in the same manner as DD.
Doesn't require gameplay? you mean scripting?
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@Jeviduty said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Last comment about this topic. I played another online rated game. I'm squaring up balls with bronze and silver cards. No problem. The pci goes right where I put it. And the pci's are smaller. I just don't get this. There is definitely something different between these modes. That's all.
You're also hitting against some sorry a$$ LS cards lol
It's all relative. sorry azz hitters and pitchers. But theres a big difference in gameplay.
