Should we:
1) Sell 86-88s before possible crash
2) Hold on to 86-88s anticipating a spike for sets?
Thanks!
dirtywatered
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Ducati0307
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I think 86-88's will be part of the TD sets.
If they are... prices will rise. If not... they will fall.
jsmiller2003
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Ultimately, TD planning is about math. The training value of a 92 OVR card is 26000. Historically, it’s taken between 100-125% of the hero card’s training value to create a hero. If the hero is 92, it’s going to take numerous 88s (and potentially 89s) to even scratch 26000 TP for most teams. So I’d expect 88 demand to stay high in advance of and through TD release. ZC might bring a crash.
TheNickSix
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hold for the spike
TheNickSix
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jsmiller2003 said:Ultimately, TD planning is about math. The training value of a 92 OVR card is 26000. Historically, it’s taken between 100-125% of the hero card’s training value to create a hero. If the hero is 92, it’s going to take numerous 88s (and potentially 89s) to even scratch 26000 TP for most teams. So I’d expect 88 demand to stay high in advance of and through TD release. ZC might bring a crash.
I'm anticipating
1x 90-91 OVR
2x 88-89 OVR
4x 86-87 OVR
6x 83-85 OVR
8x 80-82 OVR
or something similar, if it isn't player specific it will probably take 21-25 team specific cards
phatalerror
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How much people will pay for the individual cards depends on whether they want to make the sets, and that will depend on how much the cards auction for. And either the cards you hold get chosen by EA for building the sets, or they get left out. This is my first full year of MUT, but with that caveat, I'm on the hold train for cards above 77 OVR, and yet some of them will be trash.
I would expect that Team Builders and Division Dynasty cards will fetch a solid price in some cases. I feel like saying that in itself says, "This is my first full year of MUT."
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