Am I losing it, or did Chase Packs used to have a guaranteed diamond? I went 3-0 in Weekend classic so far and pulled an 80 overall live series from the Chase Pack. Perhaps it has always been this way, but I remember always getting a diamond from these.
Wired connection from your ps5 to your router. It will be much more stable.
Maybe it’s too early to tell, but it REALLY seems like exit velos are super random at certain times, regardless of inputs. And it happens most often when I’m about to take a big enough lead to have some breathing room. Nearly perfect swing directly aligned and just underneath the baseball. 90mph can of corn. It happens multiple times per game for me.
Has this been an issue with anyone else? What are you guys noticing?
It has been really noticeable tonight when I hopped into DD. Anyone else having this issue?
I was enjoying my high diamond every few packs! Haha. Did they recently stop nerfing regular packs?
So my controller literally updated on its own mid game and then when it was done, it would not let me reconnect my controller so I lost the game. How is this possible? And has this happened to anyone else? Incredibly frustrating.
Anyone know why there are random DD games (usually Ranked) where I know for sure my timing is fine, but the outputs are always off (early or late), and there seems to be a “lag” behind every swing or pitch? Is this just a peer 2 peer issue? Because sometimes it makes the game borderline unplayable.
I know it’s not my end of the connection because I’m wired at high speed. Just wondering if anyone knows how to mitigate these games!
It’s not allowing me to go back and change my Season 1 CC. Am I missing something here, or do they not longer allow S1 exchanges now that Season 2 has started?
So occasionally I notice an obvious lag to my swing when hitting in online DD. It seems to happen usually when I’m the home team. The timing just seems waaaay off and laggy. Flailing 2 seconds after the fastball goes by when I know my swing timing was good. I know my connection is great, so it’s not on my end.
Is this a connection issue with my opponent? It really makes it difficult to hit when I feel like I’m seeing the ball well.
I haven’t gone 10-0 yet. Granted I haven’t played a TON of BR compared to some. I just feel like I used to go 12-0 relatively often and for whatever reason I’m struggling to ever feel locked/cracked for more than a game or 2 at a time. It’s kind of a bizarre feeling, but maybe my best days are behind me.
@Ledfoot_19 I tend to lean this way as well. It’s really one of the only explanations that makes sense for SDS. They don’t want the casuals never winning and ultimately putting the game down for good. Great point.
So I’m scrolling through the top rankings for this season and there are some teams with some records that just do not make logical sense. How does one actually go 53-0? How does one go 108-0? Something seems a bit fishy there. Anyone know what’s going on?
@BJDUBBYAH
Yes, bloops happen. It’s baseball. I get it. I’m talking as a general percentage of total hits throughout a game though. It seems beyond realistic in DD.
I’m not sure if it’s just a fluke, but it seems the % of bad swings put into play for hits (DD Online) has to be higher than any previous release of this game. The percentage that go for hits just honestly seems BEYOND a realistic number, in my opinion. Would love to hear thoughts on this.
Is it just me or is it INSANELY hard to accumulate a good amount of stubs (no money spent of course) so far this year? I feel like I’ve been grinding like crazy and have been hovering around 65K and not increasing at all.
Is this by design so that people will pay up for stubs or am I just missing something here?
The game crashes once you’ve found an opponent in every BR game now.
Seems like it