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  • Smoke7
    Rookie
    • Aug 2008
    • 48

    #1

    Intentional D/C's

    Is there a point to this? Played 4 games today, 2 of which ended immediately after I got a go ahead hit or homer. The person D/C takes the loss anyway right? So whats the point? Why not just quit or concede? I don't get it.
  • Orange Krush
    Pro
    • Jun 2013
    • 581

    #2
    Re: Intentional D/C's

    They're just rage quitting, they think that if they disconnect from the Internet there is a chance they won't get the loss. But they do get the loss.

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    • jayb_270
      Rookie
      • Apr 2015
      • 257

      #3
      Re: Intentional D/C's

      Sometimes the bs in this game is too much for someone to just pause and concede so I think they get the anger out by unplugging the switch or just shutting it down. I do this every now and then and take like an hour break

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      • baseballsim
        MVP
        • Jun 2009
        • 1279

        #4
        Re: Intentional D/C's

        Just accept the win and move on. Here are two good reasons to D/C:

        1. Most of us go through a lot of hardship (ie. facing 5 opponents in a row who abuse bunts/SB) to put up with some of the BS that goes on in this game. After a while it gets to you and you don't care anymore.

        2. I once had an appointment and lost track of time so I had to shut my system down mid-game.
        Ballpark Dimensions

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        • Smoke7
          Rookie
          • Aug 2008
          • 48

          #5
          Re: Intentional D/C's

          Originally posted by baseballsim
          Just accept the win and move on. Here are two good reasons to D/C:

          1. Most of us go through a lot of hardship (ie. facing 5 opponents in a row who abuse bunts/SB) to put up with some of the BS that goes on in this game. After a while it gets to you and you don't care anymore.

          2. I once had an appointment and lost track of time so I had to shut my system down mid-game.
          OK, I was just wondering. I am new to playing online in this game. I have seen my fair share of SB abusers, not so much the bunts yet.

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          • MrOldboy
            MVP
            • Feb 2011
            • 2653

            #6
            Re: Intentional D/C's

            Rage quitting/disconnecting can send the game to queue. In rare cases those games can get wiped from existence. I don't know if the disconnecting person starting a new game quickly might cause this or what they do, but there are some players, top rated ones too, that avoid some losses by getting games to go to queue. I've had maybe 2 or 3 games go to queue and disappear. All have been against people with very lopsided win-loss records.

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            • Smoke7
              Rookie
              • Aug 2008
              • 48

              #7
              Re: Intentional D/C's

              Originally posted by MrOldboy
              Rage quitting/disconnecting can send the game to queue. In rare cases those games can get wiped from existence. I don't know if the disconnecting person starting a new game quickly might cause this or what they do, but there are some players, top rated ones too, that avoid some losses by getting games to go to queue. I've had maybe 2 or 3 games go to queue and disappear. All have been against people with very lopsided win-loss records.

              Damn, really? It is just a game, I just don't understand the way some people think.

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              • CSUFresnoClassof2011
                Rookie
                • Jul 2013
                • 440

                #8
                Re: Intentional D/C's

                I just had the a terrible game with a guy bunting & stealing. He took a 2-0 lead in the 3rd inning. Then in the 7th I took a 5-2 inning after hitting. He then decided to sub in four players with 80+ speed/base stealing. He bunted & stole the last three innings & beat me on a bases loaded bunt. They really need to do something with the bunts.


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                • Biizz713
                  Pro
                  • Mar 2013
                  • 517

                  #9
                  Re: Intentional D/C's

                  I had a guy pitching Kershaw do this. he was up 1-0 with me batting in the bottom of the seventh, here's what the game log says:

                  Perez grounded out to Tulowitzki. Reyes doubled to right. Donaldson pinch hit for Archer. Donaldson struck out chasing a curveball low and in. Altuve lined to center for a single. Reyes scores. Altuve stole 2nd. Brantley grounded to second baseman for a single (no error). Altuve scores.

                  as soon as Altuve crossed the plate he bounced.

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                  • Byantz
                    Just started!
                    • Jun 2015
                    • 3

                    #10
                    Re: Intentional D/C's

                    does anyone know if you get more or less stubs when accepting a concede compared to letting them disconnect instead?

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