re: MyTeam Mobile Discussion
Good info. I can add that I do not use max Rare Pros to train (I immediately combine and train Rare Pros unless its a top Rare Pro, which I haven't gotten yet), and my 98 Jordan is, unfortunately, -2 OFF and -2 DEF from the spreadsheet (354/377, MG and BC identical). So using only C/UC (as I did on MJ, maybe one un-pro lvl 1 Rare) did not help poor MJ.
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I haven't posted on the Operation Sports forums in awhile, but I've been lurking in this thread since post 575 or so, and have really been enjoying the MyTeam Mobile app. I'm really intrigued with the random stat differences within the different Epic (Pro), Legendary, and Legendary (Pro) cards. I've read the different theories, but I cannot find any tested or reproducible results.
Since Legendaries and Epic (Pros) are hard to come by, it's definitely not easy to test. My best test I could perform was on my '72 Wilt Legendary. My friend leveled his a few levels at a time using random Rares, Uncommons, and Commons. I leveled my '72 Wilt using two Max Rare (Pro) cards (Danny Ainge and George Hill). Contrary to other people's results, however, my '72 Wilt is identical to the Spreadsheet on Page 1, while my friend's '72 Wilt has +1 MG. I have also played against a '72 Wilt with +1 Def and +1 MG. I then leveled my Isiah Thomas using a fully leveled Epic and a Max Rare (Pro), and he too came out identical to the spreadsheet. I also have +1 Def on my Dwyane Wade, +1 MG on Carmelo, +1 Off on David West (Pro), and +1 BC on the greatest Legendary of them all – Chris Mullin. All of those, however, were leveled using random Rares, Uncommons, and Commons.
So, I thought that perhaps the opposite theory was the correct one. Maybe leveling as slow as possible was best. My last Legendary was Ewing, so I leveled him a single level at a time thinking that this might produce the results I was expecting. However, he too came out identical to the spreadsheet...
After all of this, I am even more confused than ever. Perhaps they fixed the rounding error and it no longer occurs? Maybe I'm an idiot and am doing something wrong? All I know is that those tiny 1 point differences really do make a difference in Quick Games (though obviously not really in a Season).
Also, here are the stats for John Havlicek (Pro) if anyone wants to add him to the spreadsheet: 351 Off, 363 Def, 392 BC, & 415 MG (1521 Total).
I haven't posted on the Operation Sports forums in awhile, but I've been lurking in this thread since post 575 or so, and have really been enjoying the MyTeam Mobile app. I'm really intrigued with the random stat differences within the different Epic (Pro), Legendary, and Legendary (Pro) cards. I've read the different theories, but I cannot find any tested or reproducible results.
Since Legendaries and Epic (Pros) are hard to come by, it's definitely not easy to test. My best test I could perform was on my '72 Wilt Legendary. My friend leveled his a few levels at a time using random Rares, Uncommons, and Commons. I leveled my '72 Wilt using two Max Rare (Pro) cards (Danny Ainge and George Hill). Contrary to other people's results, however, my '72 Wilt is identical to the Spreadsheet on Page 1, while my friend's '72 Wilt has +1 MG. I have also played against a '72 Wilt with +1 Def and +1 MG. I then leveled my Isiah Thomas using a fully leveled Epic and a Max Rare (Pro), and he too came out identical to the spreadsheet. I also have +1 Def on my Dwyane Wade, +1 MG on Carmelo, +1 Off on David West (Pro), and +1 BC on the greatest Legendary of them all – Chris Mullin. All of those, however, were leveled using random Rares, Uncommons, and Commons.
So, I thought that perhaps the opposite theory was the correct one. Maybe leveling as slow as possible was best. My last Legendary was Ewing, so I leveled him a single level at a time thinking that this might produce the results I was expecting. However, he too came out identical to the spreadsheet...
After all of this, I am even more confused than ever. Perhaps they fixed the rounding error and it no longer occurs? Maybe I'm an idiot and am doing something wrong? All I know is that those tiny 1 point differences really do make a difference in Quick Games (though obviously not really in a Season).
Also, here are the stats for John Havlicek (Pro) if anyone wants to add him to the spreadsheet: 351 Off, 363 Def, 392 BC, & 415 MG (1521 Total).
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