UC for 1? If it's on all game that's a slap in the face to Chad johnson.
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Breakluna said:Interesting, if the universal coverage is like backyard ballers this card will easily be worth the grind.
Speaking of Universal Coverage should Chad Johnson be lit up Orange the entire game when having that 2AP Ability on ? I feel like he should. I played Solo’s and it was on, but in head to head it isn‘t ??
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wish I had the time to grind for it, for the people that will what is the best method
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CGPRobinson said:wish I had the time to grind for it, for the people that will what is the best method
I want to tell you of a way but I've never actually gotten to the Comp Pass player tier. People have said that you can get it by just playing solo battles
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QB283 said:I want to tell you of a way but I've never actually gotten to the Comp Pass player tier. People have said that you can get it by just playing solo battles
My team could really use him, as my best corner is a 96 but I only play for an hour a day at most
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CGPRobinson said:wish I had the time to grind for it, for the people that will what is the best method
It depends on how fast you want the comp pass player.
I've never done it this way but I believe you could earn the player by doing every solo battle available (25 of which must be on the second highest difficulty) as long as you make sure to get all the stats and do the sets but this does require one to have the time to play every day or so. But this might be the most stress free.
When I've gotten the comp pass player it's always been through solo battles and champs. Champs is definitely part of the best method to grind for the player. You get the most cp per win in champs.
I like solo battles as they're pretty much a guaranteed win if you're decent at the game. Plus for people who aren't good online(like me), solo battles are a great way to get the stat missions that want you to reach a certain stat in 1 game. For example, I probably couldn't easily score 35 points or rush for 200 yards in a h2h game but I can do it with my eyes closed against the cpu in solo battles. Plus if you chew clock you can finish a solo battle in under 10 minutes.
If you're just trying to get the player there's no advantage to playing regular h2h as you get 5 cp for every 5 wins. This comes out to 1 cp per win which is the same amount for winning a solo battle. In comparison champs gives 2 per win for your first 25 wins. But solo battles and mut champs also have bonuses for winning a certain amount of games which h2h does not.
When I get the player it typically requires me to play at least 8 days as I do all the solo battles for those days and then I just have to win 5 champs games.
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Breakluna said:It depends on how fast you want the comp pass player.
I've never done it this way but I believe you could earn the player by doing every solo battle available (25 of which must be on the second highest difficulty) as long as you make sure to get all the stats and do the sets but this does require one to have the time to play every day or so. But this might be the most stress free.
When I've gotten the comp pass player it's always been through solo battles and champs. Champs is definitely part of the best method to grind for the player. You get the most cp per win in champs.
I like solo battles as they're pretty much a guaranteed win if you're decent at the game. Plus for people who aren't good online(like me), solo battles are a great way to get the stat missions that want you to reach a certain stat in 1 game. For example, I probably couldn't easily score 35 points or rush for 200 yards in a h2h game but I can do it with my eyes closed against the cpu in solo battles. Plus if you chew clock you can finish a solo battle in under 10 minutes.
If you're just trying to get the player there's no advantage to playing regular h2h as you get 5 cp for every 5 wins. This comes out to 1 cp per win which is the same amount for winning a solo battle. In comparison champs gives 2 per win for your first 25 wins. But solo battles and mut champs also have bonuses for winning a certain amount of games which h2h does not.
When I get the player it typically requires me to play at least 8 days as I do all the solo battles for those days and then I just have to win 5 champs games.
how many solo battle per day?
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CGPRobinson said:how many solo battle per day?
I usually play all 4 available battles for the day and try to fit the weekly bonus battle as well.
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bbrewer23goblue said:meh....cb 4 on my steelers TT
He gets universal coverage for 1 ap. He should be on everyone's team
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bbrewer23goblue said:meh....cb 4 on my steelers TT
CB1 with UC ☠️
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Breakluna said:Interesting, if the universal coverage is like backyard ballers this card will easily be worth the grind.
if you add the fact that he could get all team chems.
he'll be on more mut team then GT peppers
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Ah man, now I have to grind. :)
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Is universal coverage better than one step ahead? I run that on both pat pete and boldin. I mostly run man coverage.
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cantguardbui said:Is universal coverage better than one step ahead? I run that on both pat pete and boldin. I mostly run man coverage.
Universal coverage essentially gives players that have it every ko ability in the game. One step ahead helps defenders stick to their man better. Both are worth running in a man scheme it just depends on which one you value more as to which is better.
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