The DDA is dismal
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Nothing against the person posting and it is frustrating to lose when you feel you played good enough to win. I just thought to be fair though in baseball which IMO the best sport of all the major sports it is a game that favors the pitcher and as everyone knows even the best hitters guys who are HOF caliber in real life arent successful 40% of the time while and the top hitters on the Show are at best .500 overall hitters meaning the best the game of baseball has to offer fails at hitting at least half the time combining The Show and real life. I read many times from a poster that they lost to a team that had × amount of strike outs. I have to assume the game was close in most cases and most likely not a 11 to 10 shoot out so I think what is missed is there people who are very disciplined in there hitting approach taking balls obviously and even good about llaying off pitchers pitches and that is a great approach but in this game if you match to hitters who are admittedly not goons who will mash anything on the screen the guy who may be flailing at many pitches does guess right and when he does hit from a attacking aggressive position leading to many of his or her hits to be XBH it is a risk reward approach and probably a good 1 if your not confident you are going to string hits together and advance runners. So the other player who feels hes doing things the right way by being disciplined at the plate trying to be smart and work counts what he is not doing is taking the amount of swing the more aggressive player is and when the more aggressive player figures something out with a pitch sequence and guesses right a few times runs are on the board while the more disciplined player electing to walk and be more reactionary to what is thrown if he doesn't have the hits and walks strung together often will not see runs. In real ball teams that have a couple good innings or teams that may strike out a lot are seeing the ball and getting what there looking for put up runs at a high clip. There is of course a flipside when the high strike out power teams aren't able to guess correctly or are not seeing the ball they do extremely poorly. Just a thought I've read many post similar and think sounds like 2 guys pitched pretty good and 1 finally got on a few balls it doesn't matter when your opponent scores if you dont out score them
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@wolftex77_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
Nothing against the person posting and it is frustrating to lose when you feel you played good enough to win. I just thought to be fair though in baseball which IMO the best sport of all the major sports it is a game that favors the pitcher and as everyone knows even the best hitters guys who are HOF caliber in real life arent successful 40% of the time while and the top hitters on the Show are at best .500 overall hitters meaning the best the game of baseball has to offer fails at hitting at least half the time combining The Show and real life. I read many times from a poster that they lost to a team that had × amount of strike outs. I have to assume the game was close in most cases and most likely not a 11 to 10 shoot out so I think what is missed is there people who are very disciplined in there hitting approach taking balls obviously and even good about llaying off pitchers pitches and that is a great approach but in this game if you match to hitters who are admittedly not goons who will mash anything on the screen the guy who may be flailing at many pitches does guess right and when he does hit from a attacking aggressive position leading to many of his or her hits to be XBH it is a risk reward approach and probably a good 1 if your not confident you are going to string hits together and advance runners. So the other player who feels hes doing things the right way by being disciplined at the plate trying to be smart and work counts what he is not doing is taking the amount of swing the more aggressive player is and when the more aggressive player figures something out with a pitch sequence and guesses right a few times runs are on the board while the more disciplined player electing to walk and be more reactionary to what is thrown if he doesn't have the hits and walks strung together often will not see runs. In real ball teams that have a couple good innings or teams that may strike out a lot are seeing the ball and getting what there looking for put up runs at a high clip. There is of course a flipside when the high strike out power teams aren't able to guess correctly or are not seeing the ball they do extremely poorly. Just a thought I've read many post similar and think sounds like 2 guys pitched pretty good and 1 finally got on a few balls it doesn't matter when your opponent scores if you dont out score them
Thanks for the sensible reply. Little light in the paragraph structure, but the content, obviously, was from the heart.
Yeah, I dunno how they got it coded. So many random outcomes. Sometimes you'll be the guy that gets sketchy unhittable pitches..sometimes you'll be the guy that thumps the ball, but always at'em balls.
Sometimes you'll be the guy that gets that homerun that wins that 1-0 extra-inning fiasco of a game (happened to me many times) and you just sit there thinking - my opponent is probably really pizzed right now because I didn't even intend to swing at that ball..checked up and smashed it 440 with 115 exit velocity. Those are the moments you know how the game really works.
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@hoboadam_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@drewshbag420_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
What is DDA?
Dynamic Difficulty Adjustment
a.k.a little Billy Code.
Basically, an algorithm where the game nerfs the better player and boosts the inferior one to make a particular game "competitive".
Not coded into this game BTW, but tin foil hat theorists believe it is.
The horrendous RNG ranges of SDS are often confused with DDA.
Missed you earlier, but now I'm going to straighten you out...or attempt. DDA is just a generic term for code that is implemented to keep players engaged. Can keep a player from getting bored when too easy..and keeps players from getting frustrated if the game is too difficult.
It works in both the short and long term. Short-term DDA prevents players from experiencing long stretches of the same outcome, whether good or bad. RNG (random number generator) is used to achieve short-term DDA. A long-term DDA adjusts the level of the game to one which is appropriate for their skills and performance.
You were almost right but, indeed, RNG is not different..it works in tandem.
You do realize EA Sports owns a patent on DDA? They sell it to other gaming companies. And, obviously, profess they don't use it themselves. They got some pretty good lawyers that have settled a lot of class actions suits against them. Easier to thow out a few bones as opposed to crashing the entire dynasty (monopoly) your company has built over the last few decades.
If you don't believe this type code is thread through nearly every game on the market..you are the tin-foil hat wearing dipstick. Just not as obvious in all games as it is in DD. Really utilized heavily in any sort of player vs player online competition. That's why, in RS, i you really notice the manipulation.
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@ironeyes_cody_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@hoboadam_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@drewshbag420_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
What is DDA?
Dynamic Difficulty Adjustment
a.k.a little Billy Code.
Basically, an algorithm where the game nerfs the better player and boosts the inferior one to make a particular game "competitive".
Not coded into this game BTW, but tin foil hat theorists believe it is.
The horrendous RNG ranges of SDS are often confused with DDA.
Missed you earlier, but now I'm going to straighten you out...or attempt. DDA is just a generic term for code that is implemented to keep players engaged. Can keep a player from getting bored when too easy..and keeps players from getting frustrated if the game is too difficult.
It works in both the short and long term. Short-term DDA prevents players from experiencing long stretches of the same outcome, whether good or bad. RNG (random number generator) is used to achieve short-term DDA. A long-term DDA adjusts the level of the game to one which is appropriate for their skills and performance.
You were almost right but, indeed, RNG is not different..it works in tandem.
You do realize EA Sports owns a patent on DDA? They sell it to other gaming companies. And, obviously, profess they don't use it themselves. They got some pretty good lawyers that have settled a lot of class actions suits against them. Easier to thow out a few bones as opposed to crashing the entire dynasty (monopoly) your company has built over the last few decades.
If you don't believe this type code is thread through nearly every game on the market..you are the tin-foil hat wearing dipstick. Just not as obvious in all games as it is in DD. Really utilized heavily in any sort of player vs player online competition. That's why, in RS, i you really notice the manipulation.
You pretend to be funny and smart.
RNG and DDA are completely different.
When playing RTTS, you can select Beginner through Legend for skill level. You can also choose Dynamic. Dynamic adjusts based on your skill to normalize the experience to produce simulation like stats.
EA has copyright to a DDA algorithm that CAN be used by other companies if you want to pay for it. SDS doesn't use EA's algorithm. EA lost in litigation where they claimed it did not exist in their game. They were forced to reveal code and sure enough, it did.
Random number generators exist in every game from Dungeons and Dragons, to Russian roulette. They have nothing to do with DDA. If they did, it wouldn't be a random number, would it?
Get off the internet and crack a book kid.
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if you beat me.... it was only DDA because I'm better than you. If I win.... DDA doesn't exist.... its only an excuse you make up.
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@ironeyes_cody_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@hoboadam_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
HAL?
You must be thinking that this is strat-o-matic.
It's not bruh.
Bruh, are you 9? Most cringe-worthy slang term of all time. Find a different one.
Ironically, in 1982 when I was 9, the computer lab was right next to the baseball field at summer camp. I learned to program on rainy days.
Using python today, here's a basic RNG script.
print(random.randint(0,9))
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@hoboadam_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@drewshbag420_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
What is DDA?
Dynamic Difficulty Adjustment
a.k.a little Billy Code.
Basically, an algorithm where the game nerfs the better player and boosts the inferior one to make a particular game "competitive".
Not coded into this game BTW, but tin foil hat theorists believe it is.
The horrendous RNG ranges of SDS are often confused with DDA.
Not coded in this game. LOL
I can almost tell you every play and if it will be made or not solely depending on the score. The only thing that trumps this is if you leave a pitcher in too long and confidence and energy are shot..
Ball in the hole at SS - you are up by 5 play gets made every time unless pitcher is shot. Down by 5 you are safe. Outfielders get better jumps and run faster if you behind. Relays are quicker when you are behind. Exactly why you can take more chances on the base paths when behind because the computer will take a little more time to throw. Not sure how people can't see this. The score will dictate the outcome a lot of times.
Precisely why I don't take extra bases when up in the game. You will get thrown out. Problem is you don't go and the next guy is lining out.
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Man up and take your L
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@hoboadam_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@ironeyes_cody_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@hoboadam_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@drewshbag420_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
What is DDA?
Dynamic Difficulty Adjustment
a.k.a little Billy Code.
Basically, an algorithm where the game nerfs the better player and boosts the inferior one to make a particular game "competitive".
Not coded into this game BTW, but tin foil hat theorists believe it is.
The horrendous RNG ranges of SDS are often confused with DDA.
Missed you earlier, but now I'm going to straighten you out...or attempt. DDA is just a generic term for code that is implemented to keep players engaged. Can keep a player from getting bored when too easy..and keeps players from getting frustrated if the game is too difficult.
It works in both the short and long term. Short-term DDA prevents players from experiencing long stretches of the same outcome, whether good or bad. RNG (random number generator) is used to achieve short-term DDA. A long-term DDA adjusts the level of the game to one which is appropriate for their skills and performance.
You were almost right but, indeed, RNG is not different..it works in tandem.
You do realize EA Sports owns a patent on DDA? They sell it to other gaming companies. And, obviously, profess they don't use it themselves. They got some pretty good lawyers that have settled a lot of class actions suits against them. Easier to thow out a few bones as opposed to crashing the entire dynasty (monopoly) your company has built over the last few decades.
If you don't believe this type code is thread through nearly every game on the market..you are the tin-foil hat wearing dipstick. Just not as obvious in all games as it is in DD. Really utilized heavily in any sort of player vs player online competition. That's why, in RS, i you really notice the manipulation.
You pretend to be funny and smart.
RNG and DDA are completely different.
When playing RTTS, you can select Beginner through Legend for skill level. You can also choose Dynamic. Dynamic adjusts based on your skill to normalize the experience to produce simulation like stats.
EA has copyright to a DDA algorithm that CAN be used by other companies if you want to pay for it. SDS doesn't use EA's algorithm. EA lost in litigation where they claimed it did not exist in their game. They were forced to reveal code and sure enough, it did.
Random number generators exist in every game from Dungeons and Dragons, to Russian roulette. They have nothing to do with DDA. If they did, it wouldn't be a random number, would it?
Get off the internet and crack a book kid.
You lil jokester you..sorta hurts when someone corrects your obvious misinterpretations. Ya see, when you hang your Ash out to the whole world on social media there are ppl that know..some are polite and won't correct you. I don't suffer from that inhibition.
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@ironeyes_cody_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@hoboadam_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@ironeyes_cody_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@hoboadam_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@drewshbag420_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
What is DDA?
Dynamic Difficulty Adjustment
a.k.a little Billy Code.
Basically, an algorithm where the game nerfs the better player and boosts the inferior one to make a particular game "competitive".
Not coded into this game BTW, but tin foil hat theorists believe it is.
The horrendous RNG ranges of SDS are often confused with DDA.
Missed you earlier, but now I'm going to straighten you out...or attempt. DDA is just a generic term for code that is implemented to keep players engaged. Can keep a player from getting bored when too easy..and keeps players from getting frustrated if the game is too difficult.
It works in both the short and long term. Short-term DDA prevents players from experiencing long stretches of the same outcome, whether good or bad. RNG (random number generator) is used to achieve short-term DDA. A long-term DDA adjusts the level of the game to one which is appropriate for their skills and performance.
You were almost right but, indeed, RNG is not different..it works in tandem.
You do realize EA Sports owns a patent on DDA? They sell it to other gaming companies. And, obviously, profess they don't use it themselves. They got some pretty good lawyers that have settled a lot of class actions suits against them. Easier to thow out a few bones as opposed to crashing the entire dynasty (monopoly) your company has built over the last few decades.
If you don't believe this type code is thread through nearly every game on the market..you are the tin-foil hat wearing dipstick. Just not as obvious in all games as it is in DD. Really utilized heavily in any sort of player vs player online competition. That's why, in RS, i you really notice the manipulation.
You pretend to be funny and smart.
RNG and DDA are completely different.
When playing RTTS, you can select Beginner through Legend for skill level. You can also choose Dynamic. Dynamic adjusts based on your skill to normalize the experience to produce simulation like stats.
EA has copyright to a DDA algorithm that CAN be used by other companies if you want to pay for it. SDS doesn't use EA's algorithm. EA lost in litigation where they claimed it did not exist in their game. They were forced to reveal code and sure enough, it did.
Random number generators exist in every game from Dungeons and Dragons, to Russian roulette. They have nothing to do with DDA. If they did, it wouldn't be a random number, would it?
Get off the internet and crack a book kid.
You lil jokester you..sorta hurts when someone corrects your obvious misinterpretations. Ya see, when you hang your Ash out to the whole world on social media there are ppl that know..some are polite and won't correct you. I don't suffer from that inhibition.
I see that you take your in game losses just as well as your TSN ones....
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@hoboadam_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@ironeyes_cody_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@hoboadam_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
HAL?
You must be thinking that this is strat-o-matic.
It's not bruh.
Bruh, are you 9? Most cringe-worthy slang term of all time. Find a different one.
Ironically, in 1982 when I was 9, the computer lab was right next to the baseball field at summer camp. I learned to program on rainy days.
Using python today, here's a basic RNG script.
print(random.randint(0,9))
Number randomizers are as common in programming as cornfields in Iowa. For anyone to suggest, not only this game, but most every software game is not littered with DDA and it's components are delusional.
I won't use the overly regurgitated "conspiracy theory" cause it's a dumb term for dumb folks. I'll just call ya Delusional. It fits.
Or, have an agenda to attempt to convince the young and naive customers this game is all about practice, strategy, 99 Diamonds, and skill.
Those 4 traits and $2.50 might buy a small coffee at Starbucks..but it's not going to carry you far in this game. What will carry you is if you lose a couple on RS..just wait..you're going to then win a couple.
Those 40-4 records ppl brag about..made up by the company in a veiled attempt to support their insinuations of competition. Not "conspiracy theory" just programmers generating false standings. And, generating bot games and posting frequent winners names to the standings.
If you play RS even a little, it's not difficult to understand skill will not carry you to much better than a .500 record. Whether you have the most high level hand-eye coordination in this world..can just read every pitch and react..HAL will intervene.
He'll animate those Perfect swings as "TOO Late", "Too Early", whatever nonsense warning-track shots or spectacular plays the defense makes. Further, he'll then take those Perfect pitches you throw and turn one into a tater so you lose 1-0. There are also the frequent disconnects that no one can avoid.
So, for anyone to suggest a REAL 40-4 record is just insulting to those of us that know how the game works and, personally, we believe you to be a liar.
And anyone with 2 brain-cells to rub together, and sees the AI predetermining outcomes again and again.. know this.
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@drewshbag420_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
What is DDA?
It’s what we call rng. It’s the randomness of certain parts of the game that seemingly helps those that are not as good as their opponent to keep that person coming back because it gives them a sense that they are better than they actually are. It also doesn’t exist. RNG is not tilted in one direction or the other. It’s just that, random outcomes which could be influenced by what the player does prior to the outcome. A great player will beat a terrible player 100 out of 100 times. Those that are complaining about what this dill hole post is complaining about are not as good as they think they are and come to these forums to complain that they are being cheated by the game. And DDA is an EA sports outcome/decision table. It is also trademarked by EA and cannot be used by SDS. So this OP is misinformed and throwing around stupidity because he thinks he is better than you. He should be ignored and not responded to. Hope this explanation makes sense.
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@ironeyes_cody_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@hoboadam_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@ironeyes_cody_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@hoboadam_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
HAL?
You must be thinking that this is strat-o-matic.
It's not bruh.
Bruh, are you 9? Most cringe-worthy slang term of all time. Find a different one.
Ironically, in 1982 when I was 9, the computer lab was right next to the baseball field at summer camp. I learned to program on rainy days.
Using python today, here's a basic RNG script.
print(random.randint(0,9))
Number randomizers are as common in programming as cornfields in Iowa. For anyone to suggest, not only this game, but most every software game is not littered with DDA and it's components are delusional.
I won't use the overly regurgitated "conspiracy theory" cause it's a dumb term for dumb folks. I'll just call ya Delusional. It fits.
Or, have an agenda to attempt to convince the young and naive customers this game is all about practice, strategy, 99 Diamonds, and skill.
Those 4 traits and $2.50 might buy a small coffee at Starbucks..but it's not going to carry you far in this game. What will carry you is if you lose a couple on RS..just wait..you're going to then win a couple.
Those 40-4 records ppl brag about..made up by the company in a veiled attempt to support their insinuations of competition. Not "conspiracy theory" just programmers generating false standings. And, generating bot games and posting frequent winners names to the standings.
If you play RS even a little, it's not difficult to understand skill will not carry you to much better than a .500 record. Whether you have the most high level hand-eye coordination in this world..can just read every pitch and react..HAL will intervene.
He'll animate those Perfect swings as "TOO Late", "Too Early", whatever nonsense warning-track shots or spectacular plays the defense makes. Further, he'll then take those Perfect pitches you throw and turn one into a tater so you lose 1-0. There are also the frequent disconnects that no one can avoid.
So, for anyone to suggest a REAL 40-4 record is just insulting to those of us that know how the game works and, personally, we believe you to be a liar.
And anyone with 2 brain-cells to rub together, and sees the AI predetermining outcomes again and again.. know this.
I bet the guy with a 40-4 record beats you 9-10 times. The number one player in the world is like 400-20. He is also a streamer and went like 900-60 last year. I’m sure that RNG and DDA garbage you profess is screwing you over was magically in his favor for the whole year. So stfu troll!!!
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@tylerslikewhoa_xbl said in The DDA is dismal:
Man up and take your L
My tirade has little to do with losing. These losses give me the opportunities to share the huge glaring problem with the game.
And, also, I hope to counter balance all these posts on this forum that are aimed at marketing the latest Mission/Event that pukes out more 99 Diamonds that just saturate the market and completely invalidate them.
Last week's 95 Diamonds just get retired to be replaced by "the new kid in town". It's a cluster..pure and simple.
The most fun time in this game is always the first couple weeks when everyone is using different players and the crazy-rated diamonds haven't started to become as common as Commons.
I hope by continually posting truths and bugs found in the game it will bring the Developers attention to what really needs worked on. Overhauling the DDA (you can't replace it because this game wouldn't work w/o it). But re engineering it so even the most gullible player don't notice what's happening. Polishing it so we can lose/win and not notice the glaring AI interference and feel somewhat comfortable with that win or loss.
I want to start liking this game again. We ain't going to get there by sharing posts about how awesome the latest Mission is. We only get there by whining and complaining about the bugs, glitches, and outright animation fabrications. When that stops working...you just quit buying the game.
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@killerpresence4 said in The DDA is dismal:
@drewshbag420_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
What is DDA?
It’s what we call rng. It’s the randomness of certain parts of the game that seemingly helps those that are not as good as their opponent to keep that person coming back because it gives them a sense that they are better than they actually are. It also doesn’t exist. RNG is not tilted in one direction or the other. It’s just that, random outcomes which could be influenced by what the player does prior to the outcome. A great player will beat a terrible player 100 out of 100 times. Those that are complaining about what this dill hole post is complaining about are not as good as they think they are and come to these forums to complain that they are being cheated by the game. And DDA is an EA sports outcome/decision table. It is also trademarked by EA and cannot be used by SDS. So this OP is misinformed and throwing around stupidity because he thinks he is better than you. He should be ignored and not responded to. Hope this explanation makes sense.
"A great player will beat a terrible player 100 out of 100 times" Absolute nonsense.
Player will beat player..regardless of skill level..when the AI decides it will happen. That simple.
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@killerpresence4 said in The DDA is dismal:
@ironeyes_cody_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@hoboadam_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@ironeyes_cody_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@hoboadam_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
HAL?
You must be thinking that this is strat-o-matic.
It's not bruh.
Bruh, are you 9? Most cringe-worthy slang term of all time. Find a different one.
Ironically, in 1982 when I was 9, the computer lab was right next to the baseball field at summer camp. I learned to program on rainy days.
Using python today, here's a basic RNG script.
print(random.randint(0,9))
Number randomizers are as common in programming as cornfields in Iowa. For anyone to suggest, not only this game, but most every software game is not littered with DDA and it's components are delusional.
I won't use the overly regurgitated "conspiracy theory" cause it's a dumb term for dumb folks. I'll just call ya Delusional. It fits.
Or, have an agenda to attempt to convince the young and naive customers this game is all about practice, strategy, 99 Diamonds, and skill.
Those 4 traits and $2.50 might buy a small coffee at Starbucks..but it's not going to carry you far in this game. What will carry you is if you lose a couple on RS..just wait..you're going to then win a couple.
Those 40-4 records ppl brag about..made up by the company in a veiled attempt to support their insinuations of competition. Not "conspiracy theory" just programmers generating false standings. And, generating bot games and posting frequent winners names to the standings.
If you play RS even a little, it's not difficult to understand skill will not carry you to much better than a .500 record. Whether you have the most high level hand-eye coordination in this world..can just read every pitch and react..HAL will intervene.
He'll animate those Perfect swings as "TOO Late", "Too Early", whatever nonsense warning-track shots or spectacular plays the defense makes. Further, he'll then take those Perfect pitches you throw and turn one into a tater so you lose 1-0. There are also the frequent disconnects that no one can avoid.
So, for anyone to suggest a REAL 40-4 record is just insulting to those of us that know how the game works and, personally, we believe you to be a liar.
And anyone with 2 brain-cells to rub together, and sees the AI predetermining outcomes again and again.. know this.
I bet the guy with a 40-4 record beats you 9-10 times. The number one player in the world is like 400-20. He is also a streamer and went like 900-60 last year. I’m sure that RNG and DDA garbage you profess is screwing you over was magically in his favor for the whole year. So stfu troll!!!
I know I throw the term "Ramone" around too much. So, I won't use it again. I'll just say "Right, Ramone's momma".
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@ironeyes_cody_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@killerpresence4 said in The DDA is dismal:
@drewshbag420_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
What is DDA?
It’s what we call rng. It’s the randomness of certain parts of the game that seemingly helps those that are not as good as their opponent to keep that person coming back because it gives them a sense that they are better than they actually are. It also doesn’t exist. RNG is not tilted in one direction or the other. It’s just that, random outcomes which could be influenced by what the player does prior to the outcome. A great player will beat a terrible player 100 out of 100 times. Those that are complaining about what this dill hole post is complaining about are not as good as they think they are and come to these forums to complain that they are being cheated by the game. And DDA is an EA sports outcome/decision table. It is also trademarked by EA and cannot be used by SDS. So this OP is misinformed and throwing around stupidity because he thinks he is better than you. He should be ignored and not responded to. Hope this explanation makes sense.
"A great player will beat a terrible player 100 out of 100 times" Absolute nonsense.
Player will beat player..regardless of skill level..when the AI decides it will happen. That simple.
You have zero credibility kid so do yourself a favor and stop embarrassing yourself. Just shut your trap and stop posting nonsense. When you came in this forum spouting DDA you lost all credibility. DDA is an EA sports logic table which makes decisions based on input. It is also trademarked. So take you butthurt complaints somewhere else!!!
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@killerpresence4 said in The DDA is dismal:
@ironeyes_cody_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
@killerpresence4 said in The DDA is dismal:
@drewshbag420_psn said in The DDA is dismal:
What is DDA?
It’s what we call rng. It’s the randomness of certain parts of the game that seemingly helps those that are not as good as their opponent to keep that person coming back because it gives them a sense that they are better than they actually are. It also doesn’t exist. RNG is not tilted in one direction or the other. It’s just that, random outcomes which could be influenced by what the player does prior to the outcome. A great player will beat a terrible player 100 out of 100 times. Those that are complaining about what this dill hole post is complaining about are not as good as they think they are and come to these forums to complain that they are being cheated by the game. And DDA is an EA sports outcome/decision table. It is also trademarked by EA and cannot be used by SDS. So this OP is misinformed and throwing around stupidity because he thinks he is better than you. He should be ignored and not responded to. Hope this explanation makes sense.
"A great player will beat a terrible player 100 out of 100 times" Absolute nonsense.
Player will beat player..regardless of skill level..when the AI decides it will happen. That simple.
You have zero credibility kid so do yourself a favor and stop embarrassing yourself. Just shut your trap and stop posting nonsense. When you came in this forum spouting DDA you lost all credibility. DDA is an EA sports logic table which makes decisions based on input. It is also trademarked. So take you butthurt complaints somewhere else!!!
You are probably young and gullible yourself. You may have some success at this game and really want to validate yourself by using the game as proof. OR, some other agenda I'm not going to get into.
But, the reason I think you're relatively young (or not the sharpest tool in the shed) is you present your arguments based on half-azzed information.
First, DDA is a generic term. It's not owned, copyrighted, patented, trademarked..or anyone's intellectual property. It's merely a term used in the software gaming industry referring to code specific to "equalizing" a player's experience.
EA does have a "patent"..much different than "trademark" that you mentioned..on THEIR version of DDA. My understanding is, they do sell it to other companies. I've never suggested SDS bought or utilize it. They have their own DDA code which probably doesn't line up with EA's.
Ever think the nonsense might be on your end? I know...deeeep, right?
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What is DDA?
It’s what we call rng. It’s the randomness of certain parts of the game that seemingly helps those that are not as good as their opponent to keep that person coming back because it gives them a sense that they are better than they actually are. It also doesn’t exist. RNG is not tilted in one direction or the other. It’s just that, random outcomes which could be influenced by what the player does prior to the outcome. A great player will beat a terrible player 100 out of 100 times. Those that are complaining about what this dill hole post is complaining about are not as good as they think they are and come to these forums to complain that they are being cheated by the game. And DDA is an EA sports outcome/decision table. It is also trademarked by EA and cannot be used by SDS. So this OP is misinformed and throwing around stupidity because he thinks he is better than you. He should be ignored and not responded to. Hope this explanation makes sense.
"A great player will beat a terrible player 100 out of 100 times" Absolute nonsense.
Player will beat player..regardless of skill level..when the AI decides it will happen. That simple.
You have zero credibility kid so do yourself a favor and stop embarrassing yourself. Just shut your trap and stop posting nonsense. When you came in this forum spouting DDA you lost all credibility. DDA is an EA sports logic table which makes decisions based on input. It is also trademarked. So take you butthurt complaints somewhere else!!!
You are probably young and gullible yourself. You may have some success at this game and really want to validate yourself by using the game as proof. OR, some other agenda I'm not going to get into.
But, the reason I think you're relatively young (or not the sharpest tool in the shed) is you present your arguments based on half-azzed information.
First, DDA is a generic term. It's not owned, copyrighted, patented, trademarked..or anyone's intellectual property. It's merely a term used in the software gaming industry referring to code specific to "equalizing" a player's experience.
EA does have a "patent"..much different than "trademark" that you mentioned..on THEIR version of DDA. My understanding is, they do sell it to other companies. I've never suggested SDS bought or utilize it. They have their own DDA code which probably doesn't line up with EA's.
Ever think the nonsense might be on your end? I know...deeeep, right?
This guy’s an idiot ^^^ and I’ve stupidly allowed myself to get irritated by his patently false interpretation of this DDA garbage. So I’ll leave it at that. I’ll just laugh on my end while he continues making an a s s of himself.
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IF anyone loyal to the company is intentionally trolling me to get a reaction that is "over the ban line" it ain't happening. 'Cause the silly troll replies are just allowing me to offer more fodder for these 2 very important issues most of us want to see addressed in the game.
1st and foremost...not even a close second..reassess the DDA code..spend some time with QA and do your level best to make sure before the next release you don't have holes in the animation representation so big you could drive a mack-truck through. At least try to consider and address all the repeated issues we've seen that drive us to negativity. That will eventually drive us to quit purchasing your product.
2nd and not quite as important. And, some ppl might actually like it..but I imagine most do not. Stop with all the Diamonds. It's no fun playing a game that is called Diamond Dynasty when you have Diamonds raining down on you. At the end of the season there should be very few teams (those that have just grinded themselves silly) that have an all diamond team. By guaranteeing that you go far in assuring diversity of rosters. Teams ain't playing against the same exact players time after time. it also rewards those that DO put a manic amount of time into the game. Take care of those folks..they earned it. I've played very little this year and have awesome cards up and down my lineup. I shouldn't have. Great cards should only go to those that put in the hours. Just my opinion.
And, these 2 actually tie together. Give the grinders their big-time rare Diamonds and tune your over-hauled DDA so that they actually do benefit from hours spent. Reward them the 50-10 records like the bot teams have now. You can code it that way..you know you can.
