Prices are still going through the roof.
It's almost like when a large portion of your players have 20+ million coins it causes game wide inflation.
Sadly, since EA is lazy, we're not going to see the market correct itself from last weekend's debacle.
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Training prices have raised by only 0.08 on Xbox. Market works just as well as it did earlier.
When 96 GC players were going for 400k earlier I might have agreed with you, but they're only 220k on average now.
TOTY players that I keep looking at are the lowest I’ve seen as well
QB283 said:?
Training prices have raised by only 0.08 on Xbox. Market works just as well as it did earlier.
When 96 GC players were going for 400k earlier I might have agreed with you, but they're only 220k on average now.
They were only going for 400k because for the first 30 mins or so if you completed a master set it was giving back full training QS value with the BNd players.. once that was fixed prices came down
Jaysonguy said:Prices are still going through the roof.
It's almost like when a large portion of your players have 20+ million coins it causes game wide inflation.
Sadly, since EA is lazy, we're not going to see the market correct itself from last weekend's debacle.
The market was down by Saturday night and is basically back to what it was before the glitch. Not sure what prices you're looking at today.
QB283 said:?
Training prices have raised by only 0.08 on Xbox. Market works just as well as it did earlier.
When 96 GC players were going for 400k earlier I might have agreed with you, but they're only 220k on average now.
That's exactly my point.
Inflated numbers at the beginning of each new set of cardspast the norm. It's the same jump we saw at the last glitch except larger for the difference in quality of cards. People with money buy cards high and sell cards low then it takes a few days (instead of a few hours) to sort itself out. People who participated in the glitch aren't cashing in training or selling off a ton because they're still afraid of repercussions.
Instead we're seeing the ebb and flow of the market is much slower than normal.
Jaysonguy said:That's exactly my point.
Inflated numbers at the beginning of each new set of cardspast the norm. It's the same jump we saw at the last glitch except larger for the difference in quality of cards. People with money buy cards high and sell cards low then it takes a few days (instead of a few hours) to sort itself out. People who participated in the glitch aren't cashing in training or selling off a ton because they're still afraid of repercussions.
Instead we're seeing the ebb and flow of the market is much slower than normal.
It only took a few hours for prices to drop.
QB283 said:It only took a few hours for prices to drop.
Look at the Game Changers.
They're doing the opposite of that.
Jaysonguy said:Look at the Game Changers.
They're doing the opposite of that.
The 96s are 220k, same as when I bought them yesterday.
I seriously do not see what you are pointing to as inflation. 96s were going for 400k because of a glitch which gave their BNDs full quicksell value. Now that the glitch has been resolved, they are the same price as other 96s. GC 98s are actually cheaper than other 98s
If you are playing on PC, then the market will take a longer time to recover because the fewer players cannot supply an elastic market where the prices are closest to demand.
Prices look completely normal.
QB283 said:The 96s are 220k, same as when I bought them yesterday.
I seriously do not see what you are pointing to as inflation. 96s were going for 400k because of a glitch which gave their BNDs full quicksell value. Now that the glitch has been resolved, they are the same price as other 96s. GC 98s are actually cheaper than other 98s
If you are playing on PC, then the market will take a longer time to recover because the fewer players cannot supply an elastic market where the prices are closest to demand.
No one should play on PC lol