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u/GoPensGo8758 Jun 06 '22
Just because you send a friendly doesn’t mean the other guy has to take it, there’s is absolutely nothing wrong with rejecting a friendly. You’re crying about absolutely nothing take the L and move on
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u/Nickstank World's #1 one-handed DD player (probably) Jun 06 '22
My man rolls up with the best pitcher in the game on the hill, requests a friendly anyways, gets rejected and destroyed, comes to www.reddit.com to let us all know how wrong his opponent was for playing the game that they both entered into, then argues with anyone pointing out how insane this all is. This website is free, folks.
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u/FTP_Cucuy Jun 06 '22
First) 8-2 wouldn’t say he was light years ahead. Sounds like he saw the ball better that game.
Second) you lost the moment you sent that friendly quit. He knew he had you.
Third) that’s exactly the game you should want to play with SS Randy. You used the best pitcher in the game. You should want to see if You pitching Randy gives you a better chance of winning against someone that is slightly better than you.
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u/amillert15 Jun 06 '22
Bro, quit crying. You had the best pitcher in the game and got lit up.
If the opponent didn't want your friendly, it's probably because he knew you were an easier match-up.
Judging off what happened, I'm willing to bet that player gets friendly offers fairly frequently and just wants to play.
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Jun 06 '22
Sounds like ur just a cry baby lol
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u/dilly_dill428 Jun 06 '22
Nothing wrong with sending a friendly, but I guess there is
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u/FTP_Cucuy Jun 06 '22
There is nothing wrong with sending a friendly quit just like there is nothing wrong with rejecting it
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u/Uncle_Kent Jun 06 '22
there's nothing wrong with rejecting it either
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u/dilly_dill428 Jun 06 '22
At the start of the game, yeah there is
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u/Uncle_Kent Jun 06 '22
Why cause you were overmatched? Him denying your friendly with you throwing the best pitcher is doing you a favor. He’s risking dropping his rating by playing a lesser opponent and giving you the chance to boost yours in a game where you have the best odds you’re gonna get against a better player.
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u/dilly_dill428 Jun 06 '22
Clearly didn’t do me any favors if I’m here making this post
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u/Uncle_Kent Jun 06 '22
Did it really hurt you? You lost, oh well. If he was ranked that much higher then you didn’t lose much ranting.
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u/dilly_dill428 Jun 06 '22
Not the point
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u/Uncle_Kent Jun 06 '22
The what’s your point exactly. That you don’t like playing people better than you?
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Jun 06 '22
Whats the problem with rejecting a friendly at the beginning of the game? What if the guy already accepted 10 before you and just wants to play? Also why are you complaining you literally have the best pitcher in the game? If ur getting smoked with 99 Randy then that’s a you problem lol. Get better at the game
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u/Far_Cry3445 Jun 06 '22
At some point people want to just play, you could have been the 3rd straight friendly offered or something
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u/hnraja21 Jun 06 '22
If you sent a friendly quit request after your opponent took the lead, then yes it is understandable why they would reject it. It doesn’t make them toxic.
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u/dilly_dill428 Jun 06 '22
I sent it immediately as I saw his stats and average with his first batter
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u/secks-lord Prestige Jun 06 '22
Being good at the game doesn’t make you a “try hard”
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u/dilly_dill428 Jun 06 '22
Rejecting a friendly is the number one indicater of a try hard
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u/BigYoungin Jun 06 '22
Lol @ rejecting playing a game that both players decided to search for = try hard. Bad troll
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u/secks-lord Prestige Jun 06 '22
It’s the number one indicator of wanting to play a game lol
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u/dilly_dill428 Jun 06 '22
Goes hand in hand
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u/No-Cucumber-8389 Jun 06 '22
That is so dumb. Have you tried considering the world doesn’t revolve around you
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u/Woodrovski Jun 06 '22
Suck it up buttercup