New journey solos taught me how to do the Give up carrier mechanic really well.
I let the cpu do all solos for me lol I just put on chew clock and in playbook I choose run concept and just keep mashing “A” and the cpu usually picks up a good 5-6 yards on each run. While that goes on I usually just go through my phone.
sadly I’m still only about 25% through both journeys lol
Just finished the new Journey today. Only 150 of the 1st one left. FML. At least I got Gilmore tho.
This has been the biggest struggle for me getting through solos. I've never been one of the guys to knock out a whole 'promo' in one day, but I'd still be fairly occupied and get it done in a few days if I didn't want to get sweaty playing H2H.
Now I still don't want to play H2H and can't take the boredom to get through these. Here's an idea.. instead of gold player packs every 10 or so solos... how about a get a gold player pack for every one of them. At least then you'd feel rewarded instead of having to waste 4 hours just to get the next worthless gold player pack. Probably would still end up with the same trash but it'd at least make me more inclined to knock more of these out.
It's the LONG gaps between rewards that really make it drag for me.
Yeah, I find myself yawning profusely while doing these solos.
I still have 32 to go. Yaaaay...
I do want that Gilmore card, though.
The CPU just can’t tackle my 95 Ricky. And I wish I would hold off on the N chem. I guess he would go down more often. All he does in these solos is break 80 yard runs.
It was taking too long so I just started going for 4-5 yards and giving up. This way I can chew up most of the second half. The sheer boredom of playing essentially the same scenario over and over really got to me.
The CPU just can’t tackle my 95 Ricky. And I wish I would hold off on the N chem. I guess he would go down more often. All he does in these solos is break 80 yard runs.
It was taking too long so I just started going for 4-5 yards and giving up. This way I can chew up most of the second half. The sheer boredom of playing essentially the same scenario over and over really got to me.