@chucky97___ said in offline only:

@nflman2033 said in offline only:

Toxicity is my main reason. I played online 17, 18, and 20. Sure not every experience is awful, but the ones that are bad are just too unbearable to put myself through. I have messages off and people would send friend requests with nasty messages.

Winning isn't everything to me, but it really feels like it is to my opponents. I just want a fun game, but whether it's holding R2, constantly taking a step, running like they are th 75 Cardinals, hitting and running with every runner, bunt dancing or dashboarding HRs that I need for my mission, people make online no fun.

I hear once you get up to CS and WS these guys are gone, but I wouldn't know, I never got out of the 700s, the very few times I even made it.

I see so many people who play this game with expensive monitors to reduce lag down to nothing, I just want to play some baseball on my 65 inch TV.

So about 2021 or so I canceled my PS plus and haven't looked back. It sucks I miss out on so much, I'll never get the Easter program done, but playing online isn't worth it to me. I just pray they don't make a Reds card online only.

Oh and I hated BR, I played it on 17 because there were missions specifically for it, I don't think I ever did it again.

So now that I see, most offline players just play casually, would you agree that the difference in XP should be a thing to reward those who grind out agaisnt human opponents online no?

But if I am a casual player who doesn't play online does it matter how fast I earn XP? Since you are never going to see my team.

Unless I am mistaken. people who play H2H exclusively do complete programs faster as they have access to missions that I don't.

And as far as I know, I've never complained about that. The only complaint I have is with cards that are exclusive to online, like the Yelich card. There should be a path for offline only people to get there, even if it means more grinding.

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