To give some context, I have a OVR 91 NMS team. I don't really upgrade my team much through the auction house, so I currently have 6 million coins and just over 20k Training. I grind Challenges and Solos but don't really play online. I've never really known the best thing to do with my unused players/cards.
Should I Quicksell players for training or sell them in the Action House for coins? Thanks!
I would say 99% of the time you're better off selling unused cards for coins. You can use coins to buy whatever you want even training.
The best use of training is using it to equip abilities. But while impactful abilities aren't necessary for success offline. Plus with how bad rerolls have been this year, there's not much point in stockpiling training.
You can check https://www.mut.gg/prices/ for an idea of what ovrs may be worth quickselling for training.
Depends on the card. MUT.gg prices on a card will tell you the recommended option you should choose.
https://www.mut.gg/players/12232-mike-alstott/24-14112232/
Scroll down to the prices section and on the right hand side it will say "MUT.gg recommendation" if you should take the training or coins.
jacrowe7485 said:To give some context, I have a OVR 91 NMS team. I don't really upgrade my team much through the auction house, so I currently have 6 million coins and just over 20k Training. I grind Challenges and Solos but don't really play online. I've never really known the best thing to do with my unused players/cards.
Should I Quicksell players for training or sell them in the Action House for coins? Thanks!
Just depends what youre trying to do with it and what you’re trying to get out of it. If you’re strictly going off of value and trying to make more coins Then I’d be selling them especially being NMs that way you’ll always coins and the ability to upgrade when you want to. On the other hand tho if you’re a gambling man like myself then you could always go the mystery pack route. I just like opening packs I think it’s fun. But very rarely do you make your coins back and the good pulls are few and far between but like i said opening Packs are one of more fun parts of the game
Breakluna said:I would say 99% of the time you're better off selling unused cards for coins. You can use coins to buy whatever you want even training.
The best use of training is using it to equip abilities. But while impactful abilities aren't necessary for success offline. Plus with how bad rerolls have been this year, there's not much point in stockpiling training.
You can check https://www.mut.gg/prices/ for an idea of what ovrs may be worth quickselling for training.
Thanks for the advice!
Rollhumps said:Depends on the card. MUT.gg prices on a card will tell you the recommended option you should choose.
https://www.mut.gg/players/12232-mike-alstott/24-14112232/
Scroll down to the prices section and on the right hand side it will say "MUT.gg recommendation" if you should take the training or coins.
Didn't realize that was a feature on here, thanks!
Law412 said:Just depends what youre trying to do with it and what you’re trying to get out of it. If you’re strictly going off of value and trying to make more coins Then I’d be selling them especially being NMs that way you’ll always coins and the ability to upgrade when you want to. On the other hand tho if you’re a gambling man like myself then you could always go the mystery pack route. I just like opening packs I think it’s fun. But very rarely do you make your coins back and the good pulls are few and far between but like i said opening Packs are one of more fun parts of the game
I do love opening packs, especially the free ones earned through completing Challenges and getting a Rewards. I don't seem to have the best Pack Luck, so I get frustrated spending my coin I've collected and not get anything worth while.
You have plenty of coins and plenty of training.
I would hold on to them incase you need them for future sets. Do you ever build sets for players?
If you were to list in the auction house, 91 OVR are still in demand and the prices are still high.
The lower grade cards can be found at bargain prices in the auction house so it may not be worth the effort of listing them.
