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@BJDUBBYAH_PSN said in Rage Quitting(impulsive rant):

I quit games, at any point, if my opponent becomes toxic. Winning or not, I do not care, it’s October and I refuse to deal with it any longer. So, technically I’m “Rage Quitting”

Why should I be penalized for excusing myself from a toxic situation politely?

Also a great point. You shouldn't be penalized if you're tired of the toxic opponent.

So basically my entire rant comes from playing mostly ranked, either losing or being quit on,and my ego wanting better stats to justify the ranked grind.

You grind hard for a player. Once you get said player it's so rewarding for them to be .350-.450 hitters. But instead you're playing only pitching demons or ppl that dashboard after a couple HRs and good pitching.

Very good point, also. Especially when it comes to BR/Events. The rage quit is much more respectful after the HRs register.

@darkblue1876_PSN said in Rage Quitting(impulsive rant):

Waah! People won't let me pad my stats against them! And to tell people to get gud at the same time is sad. When SDS finally starts punishing the cheesers, glitchers, laggers and people who use cheatware maybe they can get around to forcing people to get pounded non stop by a get gud bully.

"My record is 123-74. I can't hit nor pitch worth..." Humble brag noted.

No. I'm objectively bad. I thought the record indicated that. The demons are the ones with 5 wins per loss.

I'm not going to pretend Iike I've never rage quit before. It happens. It's just a game and if you're not enjoying it, quitting is an option, albeit a cowardly one. It isn't often. I've taken twice as many 10 run rule losses, at the very least.

But it has gotten ridiculous. The only 9 inning games I play are the ones I'm losing(usually by alot) or the occasional anomalous comebacks in which everything goes the opponents way.

My record is 123-74. I can't hit nor pitch worth a [censored]. ANYONE can beat me at any time. But 95% of the time, if I go up by 3-5, it's over. We can all say stats(batting averages/ops,etc) aren't indicative of skill, but I'm willing to bet we all use these as initial gauges on the opponents skill level. And if you only play ranked it can get bad. Bringing out a team with all sub .300 averages hurts my [censored].

I say we collectively pressure SDS to do something about this. They won't because the horrible p2p and freeze-offs, but that's just being lazy.

Penalize rage quitting, by deducting points from ranked program would do the trick. Or show disconnect % during pregame lineup menu.

Tldr: get gud, etc(referring to my expected responses. By no means a taunt)

Over the past year I've seen a few mentions that playing on WIFI causes alot of warning track balls or hits that die in the air amongst other issues as compared with plugged in ethernet.

Curious to see this forum's take on the differences of connection. Or if any...

Also what do you consider necessary hardware for competitive pvp play(wiredvswirelessvsbluetooth controllers, sticks, etc). My razer wolverine is garbage bc left analog is pretty loose. I know monitors or low input TV are probably the 1st thing to mention

Fire away