Completed Offline DD
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@a761506 said in Completed Offline DD:
I don't understand playing the game only offline... sounds like a personal confidence issue tbh... the fear of losing or failure, but it's an important fear to overcome, to realize winning and losing are both parts of life and both must be taken in stride. Playing only offline, you are never really challenging yourself. All of the offline modes can be exploited once you've figured out the AI, but you can only get a true game when you play against real human's in direct competition. Plus, there's no real psychological reward for playing offline... there's no feeling that you accomplished something awesome by beating an AI team or scenario that is designed to be beaten. Stop being a wuss and learn to lose so you can enjoy the wins.
Wow! It’s pretty interesting that you would take this approach with my post considering you don’t know me. So I will enlighten you. I am a retired Air Force Officer with 27 years of service. I am in my high school Hall of Fame for my military service and the fact that I earned 16 varsity letters in high school. I have a Masters Degree and have taught college for the past 12 years. I can assure you that a lack of confidence is something I have never been accused of. The reason I play offline is because I enjoy the solitude and I don’t get upset with people acting like...people act. I simply ask if anyone is like me in setting collection and completion goals in the game to accomplish what they want with the time they put in. I certainly don’t need online video game play to validate myself, and I’ve had plenty of real life competition for one lifetime.
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@FightingPossum24 said in Completed Offline DD:
@a761506 said in Completed Offline DD:
I don't understand playing the game only offline... sounds like a personal confidence issue tbh... the fear of losing or failure, but it's an important fear to overcome, to realize winning and losing are both parts of life and both must be taken in stride. Playing only offline, you are never really challenging yourself. All of the offline modes can be exploited once you've figured out the AI, but you can only get a true game when you play against real human's in direct competition. Plus, there's no real psychological reward for playing offline... there's no feeling that you accomplished something awesome by beating an AI team or scenario that is designed to be beaten. Stop being a wuss and learn to lose so you can enjoy the wins.
Wow! It’s pretty interesting that you would take this approach with my post considering you don’t know me. So I will enlighten you. I am a retired Air Force Officer with 27 years of service. I am in my high school Hall of Fame for my military service and the fact that I earned 16 varsity letters in high school. I have a Masters Degree and have taught college for the past 12 years. I can assure you that a lack of confidence is something I have never been accused of. The reason I play offline is because I enjoy the solitude and I don’t get upset with people acting like...people act. I simply ask if anyone is like me in setting collection and completion goals in the game to accomplish what they want with the time they put in. I certainly don’t need online video game play to validate myself, and I’ve had plenty of real life competition for one lifetime.
Pay him no mind brotha. I try to complete everything as best I can. Only collection not finished is Prospects and about 5 TA4 conquests maps. I have played 200 online games and am about 10 games over .500. Offline play is more like a simulation than the HR derby RS. So I only play a few RS games here and there because they are beyond frustrating. Hall of Fame and Legend difficulty is not joke offline. Ain’t no one using bunt cheese against the CPU either so I for one don’t exploit it I just play
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