Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.
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@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Online Rated - I've had the best games mainly because the other person plays baseball, thinks baseball, and makes moves that make baseball sense. Not win at all costs like DD exploit every trick in the book.
LOL Trick in the book? Such as?
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@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Online Rated - I've had the best games mainly because the other person plays baseball, thinks baseball, and makes moves that make baseball sense. Not win at all costs like DD exploit every trick in the book.
LOL Trick in the book? Such as?
excessive bunting, stealing, bunt dancing, excessive pausing, check swings, and use of L2. (I think it's L2, the button that holds the pitcher up) Unnecessary animations like throwing from left field to first base. quick pitching. taking the extra leadoff step when your opponent keeps throwing back to the bag. I'm sure I'm leaving some other cheesy tactics out that you probably know about.
I played you couple weeks ago and you bunt danced on me and rage quit on a home run. So don't play like you don't know. -
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Online Rated - I've had the best games mainly because the other person plays baseball, thinks baseball, and makes moves that make baseball sense. Not win at all costs like DD exploit every trick in the book.
LOL Trick in the book? Such as?
excessive bunting, stealing, bunt dancing, excessive pausing, check swings, and use of L2. (I think it's L2, the button that holds the pitcher up) Unnecessary animations like throwing from left field to first base. quick pitching. taking the extra leadoff step when your opponent keeps throwing back to the bag. I'm sure I'm leaving some other cheesy tactics out that you probably know about.
I played you couple weeks ago and you bunt danced on me and rage quit on a home run. So don't play like you don't know.LOL that's hilarious. Check the game history instead of making stuff up.
First off, I'm not a bunt dancer. I did it for one batter to show you how annoying you were doing it to me, while you chose to do it the entire game. Second of all, the score was 2-0 because you hit a bloop single in the 4th inning, not a homerun. Any more lies you want to throw in? LOL
Lastly, all these 'tricks' in the book you talk about in DD, people can do as well in Online Rated, so does that really mean that it's a 'trick?' Probably the most funny thing about your post is that my question was directed to @SurfinSantaCruz, the person who I was initially responding to, but thanks for chiming in with your lies. LOL
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@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Online Rated - I've had the best games mainly because the other person plays baseball, thinks baseball, and makes moves that make baseball sense. Not win at all costs like DD exploit every trick in the book.
LOL Trick in the book? Such as?
excessive bunting, stealing, bunt dancing, excessive pausing, check swings, and use of L2. (I think it's L2, the button that holds the pitcher up) Unnecessary animations like throwing from left field to first base. quick pitching. taking the extra leadoff step when your opponent keeps throwing back to the bag. I'm sure I'm leaving some other cheesy tactics out that you probably know about.
I played you couple weeks ago and you bunt danced on me and rage quit on a home run. So don't play like you don't know.LOL that's hilarious. Check the game history instead of making stuff up.
First off, I'm not a bunt dancer. I did it for one batter to show you how annoying you were doing it to me, while you chose to do it the entire game. Second of all, the score was 2-0 because you hit a bloop single in the 4th inning, not a homerun. Any more lies you want to throw in? LOL
Lastly, all these 'tricks' in the book you talk about in DD, people can do as well in Online Rated, so does that really mean that it's a 'trick?' Probably the most funny thing about your post is that my question was directed to @SurfinSantaCruz, the person who I was initially responding to, but thanks for chiming in with your lies. LOL
You did it first and I did it back to you. No big deal. We both stopped and played the game. Yes the game was 2-0 because you deleted my home run which would of made it 3-0. You couldn't handle losing.
And yes, this can happen in online rated too but not as frequently as DD.
I don't care who your comment was directed at, you act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese. Far from the truth. And I remember you defending rage quitters in another thread. makes sense. -
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Online Rated - I've had the best games mainly because the other person plays baseball, thinks baseball, and makes moves that make baseball sense. Not win at all costs like DD exploit every trick in the book.
LOL Trick in the book? Such as?
excessive bunting, stealing, bunt dancing, excessive pausing, check swings, and use of L2. (I think it's L2, the button that holds the pitcher up) Unnecessary animations like throwing from left field to first base. quick pitching. taking the extra leadoff step when your opponent keeps throwing back to the bag. I'm sure I'm leaving some other cheesy tactics out that you probably know about.
I played you couple weeks ago and you bunt danced on me and rage quit on a home run. So don't play like you don't know.LOL that's hilarious. Check the game history instead of making stuff up.
First off, I'm not a bunt dancer. I did it for one batter to show you how annoying you were doing it to me, while you chose to do it the entire game. Second of all, the score was 2-0 because you hit a bloop single in the 4th inning, not a homerun. Any more lies you want to throw in? LOL
Lastly, all these 'tricks' in the book you talk about in DD, people can do as well in Online Rated, so does that really mean that it's a 'trick?' Probably the most funny thing about your post is that my question was directed to @SurfinSantaCruz, the person who I was initially responding to, but thanks for chiming in with your lies. LOL
You did it first and I did it back to you. No big deal. We both stopped and played the game. Yes the game was 2-0 because you deleted my home run which would of made it 3-0. You couldn't handle losing.
And yes, this can happen in online rated too but not as frequently as DD.
I don't care who your comment was directed at, you act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese. Far from the truth. And I remember you defending rage quitters in another thread. makes sense.LOL I act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese? I don't care about cheesers or dashboarders. Matter of fact, I have a CAP I named 'Cheesy Sub.' Sooo....
The thing I find most humorous, is you sounding so resentful about a game that you won. LOL. Sorry you're having a bad day or whatever, you sound like a very bitter person. It was a game from weeks ago, get over it.
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@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Online Rated - I've had the best games mainly because the other person plays baseball, thinks baseball, and makes moves that make baseball sense. Not win at all costs like DD exploit every trick in the book.
LOL Trick in the book? Such as?
excessive bunting, stealing, bunt dancing, excessive pausing, check swings, and use of L2. (I think it's L2, the button that holds the pitcher up) Unnecessary animations like throwing from left field to first base. quick pitching. taking the extra leadoff step when your opponent keeps throwing back to the bag. I'm sure I'm leaving some other cheesy tactics out that you probably know about.
I played you couple weeks ago and you bunt danced on me and rage quit on a home run. So don't play like you don't know.LOL that's hilarious. Check the game history instead of making stuff up.
First off, I'm not a bunt dancer. I did it for one batter to show you how annoying you were doing it to me, while you chose to do it the entire game. Second of all, the score was 2-0 because you hit a bloop single in the 4th inning, not a homerun. Any more lies you want to throw in? LOL
Lastly, all these 'tricks' in the book you talk about in DD, people can do as well in Online Rated, so does that really mean that it's a 'trick?' Probably the most funny thing about your post is that my question was directed to @SurfinSantaCruz, the person who I was initially responding to, but thanks for chiming in with your lies. LOL
You did it first and I did it back to you. No big deal. We both stopped and played the game. Yes the game was 2-0 because you deleted my home run which would of made it 3-0. You couldn't handle losing.
And yes, this can happen in online rated too but not as frequently as DD.
I don't care who your comment was directed at, you act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese. Far from the truth. And I remember you defending rage quitters in another thread. makes sense.LOL I act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese? I don't care about cheesers or dashboarders. Matter of fact, I have a CAP I named 'Cheesy Sub.' Sooo....
The thing I find most humorous, is you sounding so resentful about a game that you won. LOL. Sorry you're having a bad day or whatever, you sound like a very bitter person. It was a game from weeks ago, get over it.
People tend not to do these exploits in online rated because they are there to play baseball, not to get to the next level in DD Ranked, or Event, or win # in a row in BR to get some diamond cards.
Out of all the games in the last 3/4 years I've played in online rated, I think I had maybe one game where a guy played where he used exploits.
I think people who play online rated go into it like i described - to play baseball, not roller rink derby.
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@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Online Rated - I've had the best games mainly because the other person plays baseball, thinks baseball, and makes moves that make baseball sense. Not win at all costs like DD exploit every trick in the book.
LOL Trick in the book? Such as?
excessive bunting, stealing, bunt dancing, excessive pausing, check swings, and use of L2. (I think it's L2, the button that holds the pitcher up) Unnecessary animations like throwing from left field to first base. quick pitching. taking the extra leadoff step when your opponent keeps throwing back to the bag. I'm sure I'm leaving some other cheesy tactics out that you probably know about.
I played you couple weeks ago and you bunt danced on me and rage quit on a home run. So don't play like you don't know.LOL that's hilarious. Check the game history instead of making stuff up.
First off, I'm not a bunt dancer. I did it for one batter to show you how annoying you were doing it to me, while you chose to do it the entire game. Second of all, the score was 2-0 because you hit a bloop single in the 4th inning, not a homerun. Any more lies you want to throw in? LOL
Lastly, all these 'tricks' in the book you talk about in DD, people can do as well in Online Rated, so does that really mean that it's a 'trick?' Probably the most funny thing about your post is that my question was directed to @SurfinSantaCruz, the person who I was initially responding to, but thanks for chiming in with your lies. LOL
You did it first and I did it back to you. No big deal. We both stopped and played the game. Yes the game was 2-0 because you deleted my home run which would of made it 3-0. You couldn't handle losing.
And yes, this can happen in online rated too but not as frequently as DD.
I don't care who your comment was directed at, you act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese. Far from the truth. And I remember you defending rage quitters in another thread. makes sense.LOL I act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese? I don't care about cheesers or dashboarders. Matter of fact, I have a CAP I named 'Cheesy Sub.' Sooo....
The thing I find most humorous, is you sounding so resentful about a game that you won. LOL. Sorry you're having a bad day or whatever, you sound like a very bitter person. It was a game from weeks ago, get over it.
People tend not to do these exploits in online rated because they are there to play baseball, not to get to the next level in DD Ranked, or Event, or win # in a row in BR to get some diamond cards.
Out of all the games in the last 3/4 years I've played in online rated, I think I had maybe one game where a guy played where he used exploits.
I think people who play online rated go into it like i described - to play baseball, not roller rink derby.
I strictly play DD RS, I've played 1 game of 'Play Now, Online Rated' and found it to be a waste of time playing on HOF level beating my opponent 7-1. There's no game history of it. You don't get any increase in ranking points like you do in RS, so for me, it's like 'what's the point?'
To me, you make it sound like there's some cheat code that we don't know about. Because anything you do in DD, you can do in Online Rated and vice versa. LOL So what exploit or trick in the book are you talking about?
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@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Online Rated - I've had the best games mainly because the other person plays baseball, thinks baseball, and makes moves that make baseball sense. Not win at all costs like DD exploit every trick in the book.
LOL Trick in the book? Such as?
excessive bunting, stealing, bunt dancing, excessive pausing, check swings, and use of L2. (I think it's L2, the button that holds the pitcher up) Unnecessary animations like throwing from left field to first base. quick pitching. taking the extra leadoff step when your opponent keeps throwing back to the bag. I'm sure I'm leaving some other cheesy tactics out that you probably know about.
I played you couple weeks ago and you bunt danced on me and rage quit on a home run. So don't play like you don't know.LOL that's hilarious. Check the game history instead of making stuff up.
First off, I'm not a bunt dancer. I did it for one batter to show you how annoying you were doing it to me, while you chose to do it the entire game. Second of all, the score was 2-0 because you hit a bloop single in the 4th inning, not a homerun. Any more lies you want to throw in? LOL
Lastly, all these 'tricks' in the book you talk about in DD, people can do as well in Online Rated, so does that really mean that it's a 'trick?' Probably the most funny thing about your post is that my question was directed to @SurfinSantaCruz, the person who I was initially responding to, but thanks for chiming in with your lies. LOL
You did it first and I did it back to you. No big deal. We both stopped and played the game. Yes the game was 2-0 because you deleted my home run which would of made it 3-0. You couldn't handle losing.
And yes, this can happen in online rated too but not as frequently as DD.
I don't care who your comment was directed at, you act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese. Far from the truth. And I remember you defending rage quitters in another thread. makes sense.LOL I act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese? I don't care about cheesers or dashboarders. Matter of fact, I have a CAP I named 'Cheesy Sub.' Sooo....
The thing I find most humorous, is you sounding so resentful about a game that you won. LOL. Sorry you're having a bad day or whatever, you sound like a very bitter person. It was a game from weeks ago, get over it.
People tend not to do these exploits in online rated because they are there to play baseball, not to get to the next level in DD Ranked, or Event, or win # in a row in BR to get some diamond cards.
Out of all the games in the last 3/4 years I've played in online rated, I think I had maybe one game where a guy played where he used exploits.
I think people who play online rated go into it like i described - to play baseball, not roller rink derby.
I strictly play DD RS, I've played 1 game of 'Play Now, Online Rated' and found it to be a waste of time playing on HOF level beating my opponent 7-1. There's no game history of it. You don't get any increase in ranking points like you do in RS, so for me, it's like 'what's the point?'
To me, you make it sound like there's some cheat code that we don't know about. Because anything you do in DD, you can do in Online Rated and vice versa. LOL So what exploit or trick in the book are you talking about?
you seem not to understand what i mean by 'playing baseball'. i cannot explain it any more than I have.
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@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Online Rated - I've had the best games mainly because the other person plays baseball, thinks baseball, and makes moves that make baseball sense. Not win at all costs like DD exploit every trick in the book.
LOL Trick in the book? Such as?
excessive bunting, stealing, bunt dancing, excessive pausing, check swings, and use of L2. (I think it's L2, the button that holds the pitcher up) Unnecessary animations like throwing from left field to first base. quick pitching. taking the extra leadoff step when your opponent keeps throwing back to the bag. I'm sure I'm leaving some other cheesy tactics out that you probably know about.
I played you couple weeks ago and you bunt danced on me and rage quit on a home run. So don't play like you don't know.LOL that's hilarious. Check the game history instead of making stuff up.
First off, I'm not a bunt dancer. I did it for one batter to show you how annoying you were doing it to me, while you chose to do it the entire game. Second of all, the score was 2-0 because you hit a bloop single in the 4th inning, not a homerun. Any more lies you want to throw in? LOL
Lastly, all these 'tricks' in the book you talk about in DD, people can do as well in Online Rated, so does that really mean that it's a 'trick?' Probably the most funny thing about your post is that my question was directed to @SurfinSantaCruz, the person who I was initially responding to, but thanks for chiming in with your lies. LOL
You did it first and I did it back to you. No big deal. We both stopped and played the game. Yes the game was 2-0 because you deleted my home run which would of made it 3-0. You couldn't handle losing.
And yes, this can happen in online rated too but not as frequently as DD.
I don't care who your comment was directed at, you act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese. Far from the truth. And I remember you defending rage quitters in another thread. makes sense.LOL I act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese? I don't care about cheesers or dashboarders. Matter of fact, I have a CAP I named 'Cheesy Sub.' Sooo....
The thing I find most humorous, is you sounding so resentful about a game that you won. LOL. Sorry you're having a bad day or whatever, you sound like a very bitter person. It was a game from weeks ago, get over it.
People tend not to do these exploits in online rated because they are there to play baseball, not to get to the next level in DD Ranked, or Event, or win # in a row in BR to get some diamond cards.
Out of all the games in the last 3/4 years I've played in online rated, I think I had maybe one game where a guy played where he used exploits.
I think people who play online rated go into it like i described - to play baseball, not roller rink derby.
I strictly play DD RS, I've played 1 game of 'Play Now, Online Rated' and found it to be a waste of time playing on HOF level beating my opponent 7-1. There's no game history of it. You don't get any increase in ranking points like you do in RS, so for me, it's like 'what's the point?'
To me, you make it sound like there's some cheat code that we don't know about. Because anything you do in DD, you can do in Online Rated and vice versa. LOL So what exploit or trick in the book are you talking about?
you seem not to understand what i mean by 'playing baseball'. i cannot explain it any more than I have.
LOL ok, you haven't explained anything.
Only thing I can think of, without you explaining is based on a safe assumption. Something like, playing someone who flails at offspeed pitches, and continues to swing and miss even when they know it's coming. So in a sense, I suppose you're exploiting their weakness by continuously throwing off speed pitches and maybe mixing in a fastball here and there to keep their timing off. But that happens in Online Rated too, as I experienced in my only game in Online Rated.
But isn't that why scouting reports are used at times? For example, pitchers try to exploit hitters weaknesses, and vice versa, a pitcher who just spams using fastball, so a hitter exploiting a pitcher's tendencies if applicable? Isn't that part of baseball? LOL
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@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Online Rated - I've had the best games mainly because the other person plays baseball, thinks baseball, and makes moves that make baseball sense. Not win at all costs like DD exploit every trick in the book.
LOL Trick in the book? Such as?
excessive bunting, stealing, bunt dancing, excessive pausing, check swings, and use of L2. (I think it's L2, the button that holds the pitcher up) Unnecessary animations like throwing from left field to first base. quick pitching. taking the extra leadoff step when your opponent keeps throwing back to the bag. I'm sure I'm leaving some other cheesy tactics out that you probably know about.
I played you couple weeks ago and you bunt danced on me and rage quit on a home run. So don't play like you don't know.LOL that's hilarious. Check the game history instead of making stuff up.
First off, I'm not a bunt dancer. I did it for one batter to show you how annoying you were doing it to me, while you chose to do it the entire game. Second of all, the score was 2-0 because you hit a bloop single in the 4th inning, not a homerun. Any more lies you want to throw in? LOL
Lastly, all these 'tricks' in the book you talk about in DD, people can do as well in Online Rated, so does that really mean that it's a 'trick?' Probably the most funny thing about your post is that my question was directed to @SurfinSantaCruz, the person who I was initially responding to, but thanks for chiming in with your lies. LOL
You did it first and I did it back to you. No big deal. We both stopped and played the game. Yes the game was 2-0 because you deleted my home run which would of made it 3-0. You couldn't handle losing.
And yes, this can happen in online rated too but not as frequently as DD.
I don't care who your comment was directed at, you act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese. Far from the truth. And I remember you defending rage quitters in another thread. makes sense.LOL I act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese? I don't care about cheesers or dashboarders. Matter of fact, I have a CAP I named 'Cheesy Sub.' Sooo....
The thing I find most humorous, is you sounding so resentful about a game that you won. LOL. Sorry you're having a bad day or whatever, you sound like a very bitter person. It was a game from weeks ago, get over it.
People tend not to do these exploits in online rated because they are there to play baseball, not to get to the next level in DD Ranked, or Event, or win # in a row in BR to get some diamond cards.
Out of all the games in the last 3/4 years I've played in online rated, I think I had maybe one game where a guy played where he used exploits.
I think people who play online rated go into it like i described - to play baseball, not roller rink derby.
I strictly play DD RS, I've played 1 game of 'Play Now, Online Rated' and found it to be a waste of time playing on HOF level beating my opponent 7-1. There's no game history of it. You don't get any increase in ranking points like you do in RS, so for me, it's like 'what's the point?'
To me, you make it sound like there's some cheat code that we don't know about. Because anything you do in DD, you can do in Online Rated and vice versa. LOL So what exploit or trick in the book are you talking about?
you seem not to understand what i mean by 'playing baseball'. i cannot explain it any more than I have.
LOL ok, you haven't explained anything.
Only thing I can think of, without you explaining is based on a safe assumption. Something like, playing someone who flails at offspeed pitches, and continues to swing and miss even when they know it's coming. So in a sense, I suppose you're exploiting their weakness by continuously throwing off speed pitches and maybe mixing in a fastball here and there to keep their timing off. But that happens in Online Rated too, as I experienced in my only game in Online Rated.
But isn't that why scouting reports are used at times? For example, pitchers try to exploit hitters weaknesses, and vice versa, a pitcher who just spams using fastball, so a hitter exploiting a pitcher's tendencies if applicable? Isn't that part of baseball? LOL
Look - you've been called out already by the community for exploiting the game and even admitted to it in the earlier posts.
fine - if you like to play ring around the rosie and musical chairs i don't care. a lot of ppl play like that. some people like chocolate ice cream while other people like vanilla ice cream. to each their own.
I like to play baseball. an opponent that thinks like a baseball manager. someone who's thinking 3,4,5 innings ahead and strategizing. that's the type of player I like to play against. And in my experience I find that type of player is 99% more available to play in online rated than dd online.
that's all im saying. this isn't a thesis on nuclear proliferation we're debating here.
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@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Online Rated - I've had the best games mainly because the other person plays baseball, thinks baseball, and makes moves that make baseball sense. Not win at all costs like DD exploit every trick in the book.
LOL Trick in the book? Such as?
excessive bunting, stealing, bunt dancing, excessive pausing, check swings, and use of L2. (I think it's L2, the button that holds the pitcher up) Unnecessary animations like throwing from left field to first base. quick pitching. taking the extra leadoff step when your opponent keeps throwing back to the bag. I'm sure I'm leaving some other cheesy tactics out that you probably know about.
I played you couple weeks ago and you bunt danced on me and rage quit on a home run. So don't play like you don't know.LOL that's hilarious. Check the game history instead of making stuff up.
First off, I'm not a bunt dancer. I did it for one batter to show you how annoying you were doing it to me, while you chose to do it the entire game. Second of all, the score was 2-0 because you hit a bloop single in the 4th inning, not a homerun. Any more lies you want to throw in? LOL
Lastly, all these 'tricks' in the book you talk about in DD, people can do as well in Online Rated, so does that really mean that it's a 'trick?' Probably the most funny thing about your post is that my question was directed to @SurfinSantaCruz, the person who I was initially responding to, but thanks for chiming in with your lies. LOL
You did it first and I did it back to you. No big deal. We both stopped and played the game. Yes the game was 2-0 because you deleted my home run which would of made it 3-0. You couldn't handle losing.
And yes, this can happen in online rated too but not as frequently as DD.
I don't care who your comment was directed at, you act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese. Far from the truth. And I remember you defending rage quitters in another thread. makes sense.LOL I act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese? I don't care about cheesers or dashboarders. Matter of fact, I have a CAP I named 'Cheesy Sub.' Sooo....
The thing I find most humorous, is you sounding so resentful about a game that you won. LOL. Sorry you're having a bad day or whatever, you sound like a very bitter person. It was a game from weeks ago, get over it.
People tend not to do these exploits in online rated because they are there to play baseball, not to get to the next level in DD Ranked, or Event, or win # in a row in BR to get some diamond cards.
Out of all the games in the last 3/4 years I've played in online rated, I think I had maybe one game where a guy played where he used exploits.
I think people who play online rated go into it like i described - to play baseball, not roller rink derby.
I strictly play DD RS, I've played 1 game of 'Play Now, Online Rated' and found it to be a waste of time playing on HOF level beating my opponent 7-1. There's no game history of it. You don't get any increase in ranking points like you do in RS, so for me, it's like 'what's the point?'
To me, you make it sound like there's some cheat code that we don't know about. Because anything you do in DD, you can do in Online Rated and vice versa. LOL So what exploit or trick in the book are you talking about?
you seem not to understand what i mean by 'playing baseball'. i cannot explain it any more than I have.
LOL ok, you haven't explained anything.
Only thing I can think of, without you explaining is based on a safe assumption. Something like, playing someone who flails at offspeed pitches, and continues to swing and miss even when they know it's coming. So in a sense, I suppose you're exploiting their weakness by continuously throwing off speed pitches and maybe mixing in a fastball here and there to keep their timing off. But that happens in Online Rated too, as I experienced in my only game in Online Rated.
But isn't that why scouting reports are used at times? For example, pitchers try to exploit hitters weaknesses, and vice versa, a pitcher who just spams using fastball, so a hitter exploiting a pitcher's tendencies if applicable? Isn't that part of baseball? LOL
Look - you've been called out already by the community for exploiting the game and even admitted to it in the earlier posts.
fine - if you like to play ring around the rosie and musical chairs i don't care. a lot of ppl play like that. some people like chocolate ice cream while other people like vanilla ice cream. to each their own.
I like to play baseball. an opponent that thinks like a baseball manager. someone who's thinking 3,4,5 innings ahead and strategizing. that's the type of player I like to play against. And in my experience I find that type of player is 99% more available to play in online rated than dd online.
that's all im saying. this isn't a thesis we're debating here.
OK, I was just wondering if there was some cheat code you knew about that we didn't...I'm done.
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@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Online Rated - I've had the best games mainly because the other person plays baseball, thinks baseball, and makes moves that make baseball sense. Not win at all costs like DD exploit every trick in the book.
LOL Trick in the book? Such as?
excessive bunting, stealing, bunt dancing, excessive pausing, check swings, and use of L2. (I think it's L2, the button that holds the pitcher up) Unnecessary animations like throwing from left field to first base. quick pitching. taking the extra leadoff step when your opponent keeps throwing back to the bag. I'm sure I'm leaving some other cheesy tactics out that you probably know about.
I played you couple weeks ago and you bunt danced on me and rage quit on a home run. So don't play like you don't know.LOL that's hilarious. Check the game history instead of making stuff up.
First off, I'm not a bunt dancer. I did it for one batter to show you how annoying you were doing it to me, while you chose to do it the entire game. Second of all, the score was 2-0 because you hit a bloop single in the 4th inning, not a homerun. Any more lies you want to throw in? LOL
Lastly, all these 'tricks' in the book you talk about in DD, people can do as well in Online Rated, so does that really mean that it's a 'trick?' Probably the most funny thing about your post is that my question was directed to @SurfinSantaCruz, the person who I was initially responding to, but thanks for chiming in with your lies. LOL
You did it first and I did it back to you. No big deal. We both stopped and played the game. Yes the game was 2-0 because you deleted my home run which would of made it 3-0. You couldn't handle losing.
And yes, this can happen in online rated too but not as frequently as DD.
I don't care who your comment was directed at, you act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese. Far from the truth. And I remember you defending rage quitters in another thread. makes sense.LOL I act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese? I don't care about cheesers or dashboarders. Matter of fact, I have a CAP I named 'Cheesy Sub.' Sooo....
The thing I find most humorous, is you sounding so resentful about a game that you won. LOL. Sorry you're having a bad day or whatever, you sound like a very bitter person. It was a game from weeks ago, get over it.
If you care at all about online h2h gaming modes in this franchise, then you should very much care about cheesers and dashboarders, as they are spoiling an already problematic gaming experience.....considering this is the only relevant baseball game.
For me, it is because my love for baseball and enjoyment of this game that I am very much against those little whiny boys who dashboard out and cheese it up, just because they are poor sports. Over the years of playing this franchise, I have beaten players, who no doubt, were better than me and I have lost to those who I thought were maybe not as good as me, yet, I have never dashboarded out.
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@xElRojo44x said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Online Rated - I've had the best games mainly because the other person plays baseball, thinks baseball, and makes moves that make baseball sense. Not win at all costs like DD exploit every trick in the book.
LOL Trick in the book? Such as?
excessive bunting, stealing, bunt dancing, excessive pausing, check swings, and use of L2. (I think it's L2, the button that holds the pitcher up) Unnecessary animations like throwing from left field to first base. quick pitching. taking the extra leadoff step when your opponent keeps throwing back to the bag. I'm sure I'm leaving some other cheesy tactics out that you probably know about.
I played you couple weeks ago and you bunt danced on me and rage quit on a home run. So don't play like you don't know.LOL that's hilarious. Check the game history instead of making stuff up.
First off, I'm not a bunt dancer. I did it for one batter to show you how annoying you were doing it to me, while you chose to do it the entire game. Second of all, the score was 2-0 because you hit a bloop single in the 4th inning, not a homerun. Any more lies you want to throw in? LOL
Lastly, all these 'tricks' in the book you talk about in DD, people can do as well in Online Rated, so does that really mean that it's a 'trick?' Probably the most funny thing about your post is that my question was directed to @SurfinSantaCruz, the person who I was initially responding to, but thanks for chiming in with your lies. LOL
You did it first and I did it back to you. No big deal. We both stopped and played the game. Yes the game was 2-0 because you deleted my home run which would of made it 3-0. You couldn't handle losing.
And yes, this can happen in online rated too but not as frequently as DD.
I don't care who your comment was directed at, you act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese. Far from the truth. And I remember you defending rage quitters in another thread. makes sense.LOL I act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese? I don't care about cheesers or dashboarders. Matter of fact, I have a CAP I named 'Cheesy Sub.' Sooo....
The thing I find most humorous, is you sounding so resentful about a game that you won. LOL. Sorry you're having a bad day or whatever, you sound like a very bitter person. It was a game from weeks ago, get over it.
If you care at all about online h2h gaming modes in this franchise, then you should very much care about cheesers and dashboarders, as they are spoiling an already problematic gaming experience.....considering this is the only relevant baseball game.
For me, it is because my love for baseball and enjoyment of this game that I am very much against those little whiny boys who dashboard out and cheese it up, just because they are poor sports. Over the years of playing this franchise, I have beaten players, who no doubt, were better than me and I have lost to those who I thought were maybe not as good as me, yet, I have never dashboarded out.
I understand that people don't like dashboarding because of possible lost prestige stats, and on the other hand, it's like why are you complaining when you get an automatic Win and increase ranked points in lieu of that....so it's all just a matter of opinion and which side you fall on. I've been dashboarded more than enough times, and don't care.
The reason why I don't care is because I can't control what other people do and at least I'm not a hypocrite about it. I'll just leave it at that as this topic has been discussed many times over already in previous posts.
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@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Online Rated - I've had the best games mainly because the other person plays baseball, thinks baseball, and makes moves that make baseball sense. Not win at all costs like DD exploit every trick in the book.
LOL Trick in the book? Such as?
excessive bunting, stealing, bunt dancing, excessive pausing, check swings, and use of L2. (I think it's L2, the button that holds the pitcher up) Unnecessary animations like throwing from left field to first base. quick pitching. taking the extra leadoff step when your opponent keeps throwing back to the bag. I'm sure I'm leaving some other cheesy tactics out that you probably know about.
I played you couple weeks ago and you bunt danced on me and rage quit on a home run. So don't play like you don't know.LOL that's hilarious. Check the game history instead of making stuff up.
First off, I'm not a bunt dancer. I did it for one batter to show you how annoying you were doing it to me, while you chose to do it the entire game. Second of all, the score was 2-0 because you hit a bloop single in the 4th inning, not a homerun. Any more lies you want to throw in? LOL
Lastly, all these 'tricks' in the book you talk about in DD, people can do as well in Online Rated, so does that really mean that it's a 'trick?' Probably the most funny thing about your post is that my question was directed to @SurfinSantaCruz, the person who I was initially responding to, but thanks for chiming in with your lies. LOL
You did it first and I did it back to you. No big deal. We both stopped and played the game. Yes the game was 2-0 because you deleted my home run which would of made it 3-0. You couldn't handle losing.
And yes, this can happen in online rated too but not as frequently as DD.
I don't care who your comment was directed at, you act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese. Far from the truth. And I remember you defending rage quitters in another thread. makes sense.LOL I act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese? I don't care about cheesers or dashboarders. Matter of fact, I have a CAP I named 'Cheesy Sub.' Sooo....
The thing I find most humorous, is you sounding so resentful about a game that you won. LOL. Sorry you're having a bad day or whatever, you sound like a very bitter person. It was a game from weeks ago, get over it.
People tend not to do these exploits in online rated because they are there to play baseball, not to get to the next level in DD Ranked, or Event, or win # in a row in BR to get some diamond cards.
Out of all the games in the last 3/4 years I've played in online rated, I think I had maybe one game where a guy played where he used exploits.
I think people who play online rated go into it like i described - to play baseball, not roller rink derby.
You don't get any increase in ranking points like you do in RS, so for me, it's like 'what's the point?'
This. This explains everything. You play the game for "points". Well, a lot of people play because they want a good baseball experience. They want the game to resemble a real mlb game. Not some cheese fest.
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@xElRojo44x said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Good question OP... and I wish SDS would be more transparent about this issue.
I wish too but not going to happen
Hopefully, the new gen consoles can improve the DD RS H2H gameplay experience.
Not going to happen either. DD is a cash cow. They're not going to change a thing. I hope I'm wrong though. -
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@thinkbluedgr said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@onnagood1 said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
@SurfinSantaCruz said in Difference between DD and online rated gameplay/hitting.:
Online Rated - I've had the best games mainly because the other person plays baseball, thinks baseball, and makes moves that make baseball sense. Not win at all costs like DD exploit every trick in the book.
LOL Trick in the book? Such as?
excessive bunting, stealing, bunt dancing, excessive pausing, check swings, and use of L2. (I think it's L2, the button that holds the pitcher up) Unnecessary animations like throwing from left field to first base. quick pitching. taking the extra leadoff step when your opponent keeps throwing back to the bag. I'm sure I'm leaving some other cheesy tactics out that you probably know about.
I played you couple weeks ago and you bunt danced on me and rage quit on a home run. So don't play like you don't know.LOL that's hilarious. Check the game history instead of making stuff up.
First off, I'm not a bunt dancer. I did it for one batter to show you how annoying you were doing it to me, while you chose to do it the entire game. Second of all, the score was 2-0 because you hit a bloop single in the 4th inning, not a homerun. Any more lies you want to throw in? LOL
Lastly, all these 'tricks' in the book you talk about in DD, people can do as well in Online Rated, so does that really mean that it's a 'trick?' Probably the most funny thing about your post is that my question was directed to @SurfinSantaCruz, the person who I was initially responding to, but thanks for chiming in with your lies. LOL
You did it first and I did it back to you. No big deal. We both stopped and played the game. Yes the game was 2-0 because you deleted my home run which would of made it 3-0. You couldn't handle losing.
And yes, this can happen in online rated too but not as frequently as DD.
I don't care who your comment was directed at, you act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese. Far from the truth. And I remember you defending rage quitters in another thread. makes sense.LOL I act like everyone plays straight up and doesn't cheese? I don't care about cheesers or dashboarders. Matter of fact, I have a CAP I named 'Cheesy Sub.' Sooo....
The thing I find most humorous, is you sounding so resentful about a game that you won. LOL. Sorry you're having a bad day or whatever, you sound like a very bitter person. It was a game from weeks ago, get over it.
People tend not to do these exploits in online rated because they are there to play baseball, not to get to the next level in DD Ranked, or Event, or win # in a row in BR to get some diamond cards.
Out of all the games in the last 3/4 years I've played in online rated, I think I had maybe one game where a guy played where he used exploits.
I think people who play online rated go into it like i described - to play baseball, not roller rink derby.
You don't get any increase in ranking points like you do in RS, so for me, it's like 'what's the point?'
This. This explains everything. You play the game for "points". Well, a lot of people play because they want a good baseball experience. They want the game to resemble a real mlb game. Not some cheese fest.
Make some sense when you speak at least.
I play plenty of RS games that isn't a "cheese" fest. Stop being a hypocrite when you're a player who bunt dances the whole game. More importantly, quit whining.
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