The main thing I've done this year is to focus on an all-80s/90s team (plus an all-Reds team). So, focusing on just players who played primarily in those decades (the guys I watched when I fell in love with baseball). It's kinda sucked a bit because of SO much content geared around those Future Stars/Rookies but it has been picking up lately. I'm getting to the point where I may have an "A" squad and a "B" Squad too - just with some crossover in the relief corps.
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Honestly, from day 1 this never felt like a new game to me, it just felt like a continuation of last years game. Same innings programs, same TA, same Mto, same XP path, just with different rewards. As a result, I've gotten bored real quick, it just never felt new or interesting. The fact that the offline content is so terrible hasn't helped, I genuinely don't think I've ever fielded my best team offline at any point.
Have I stopped playing though? Not completely, but I feel like I am doing the bare minimum to not miss out, while not enjoying any of it. No idea why I am even doing that tbh other than some weird fear that at some point I might want to play and I don't want to have missed out on time sensitive stuff (a horrible idea that they put in last year)
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We're kinda alike there. I mean, I've not touched the monthly programs, I've touched less than half of the player programs, completed 2 conquest maps, and barely started the Jackie program (even though that might be the most diverse program thus far).
I have my routine each night: do my daily exchange and play 1 or 2 franchise games. Coupled with the 70 stars for Showdown, and I hit 300 easy....or at least get into range where completing a conquest map or program gets me there.