In my opinion; I think SDS 'ignored' late purchasers this year.
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The baseball season ends in October. I'm happy the content went through December. Most people take a break from the game in January and February before the new version drops so I understand the game slows down.
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I thought people quit playing when Madden came out and will quit at a higher rate when NCAA comes out. Baseball ended in October as @Ezio-I7_XBL pointed out. We should be grateful they actually put out new stuff through January. There was a time they stopped when the season ended.
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@X-FREEZE-OFF-X said in In my opinion; I think SDS 'ignored' late purchasers this year.:
That or just call it quits.
Maybe I'll try to P5 my entire main squad by playing 9 inning PVC games while I watch TV.
One of these two probably lol
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Just confirms my earlier suspicion that SDS is “nudging” us to play more online.
Not a direction I’m happy with.
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@capardo said in In my opinion; I think SDS 'ignored' late purchasers this year.:
Just confirms my earlier suspicion that SDS is “nudging” us to play more online.
Not a direction I’m happy with.
I'm not sure about this. I played offline all year and did fine. Sure, I didn't get the CORE or Set 1 collections finished without buying cards (with stubs I earned in the game), but I don't care about those. I think, if anything, they are pushing for people to buy the game when it comes out and not wait until it drops to $10. This year, by buying the game late, a lot of content was missed, and since there are so many cards that cannot be purchased, there are a lot of cards that late purchasers can't obtain.
But that doesn't bother me either because I've been preordering the game since 21. Before that, I waited until the price dropped to $10 and played Franchise a year behind. I began playing DD at the end of 20, so when 21 rolled around, I preordered and have done so since and will again for 24.
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@capardo said in In my opinion; I think SDS 'ignored' late purchasers this year.:
Just confirms my earlier suspicion that SDS is “nudging” us to play more online.
Not a direction I’m happy with.
Why? That’s his second account as in he likely has nothing to do on his first account and is playing it again on another account. I also didn’t play a single game online like the other person above me and completed every set except set 1 and set 2 but that was more because I wasn’t trying.
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To me it has nothing to do with ignoring the late purchasers … They built the collections in a way, where you also have to spend your earned stubs. It is significantly easier to make stubs, when „the easy cards“ are worth more … I sold a lot of them high and bought a lot of them at 10K … it is a natural process of fewer people getting cards … which make some odd ones go crazy high.
To me, finishing collections in previous years was just as hard.@capardo_XBL This year it was pretty obvious that playing online was not high on the list. Few „online rewards“ mattered … I grinded the heck out of the Rockies to finish the various TA programs, because it was a) the easiest way to do it and b) online required a lot more time … So I highly disagree … Starting with TA5 the gave the online guys a few easier ways … I think, they nailed it in TA6 … Now you can choose how you like to do it. Prefer offline —> fine … prefer online: go get your exchange packs for innings …
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I played online a little this year but don't appreciate getting my rear end kicked but I ended up finishing all the collections and have about 1.3 million to spend and I really don't see any card I can live without. I would like the $1,000,000 Trammel card that I should have bought when it was $340k but really don't want to stand in line for it.
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I also don't play online, I played to ranked games all season and got mercyed in both then I played BR and had 1 win all season and played a couple Event games and just got my 1st win yesterday (Sunday), so I will stick with offline, I also got all the collections done with around 230k with hopefully another 300k from the MS Acuna
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@capardo the online is a terrible peer 2 peer slop
