I'm currently on Epic tier. I usually fall short on RC from getting anything above an Epic card. I have 2 wild cards and 0 star contracts. I was hoping to save those wild cards for a higher tier but i currently have 2 DeAndre and 2 Porter and I don't know if I should just Pro those 2 or keep grinding out hoping I get at least a third of them. What would you guys do?
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Re: Need Some Advice
buy them from the AH and save those WC.
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save the wild cards. think of them as costing 30k or 35k each (because the rate is, generally, one per 6 or 7 extras pack). you can buy dupe epics to pro some epics for about 8k to 10k a pop. because pro epics have higher stats then legendaries, you can use those to get into legendary tier.Comment
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Next time I pull a DJ or Porter I'll happily sell it to you for min.
But yeah, echoing what the others have said, don't waste your WCs on anything lower than a leg. Even with leg prices dropping into the 30k range, it's becoming a debate as to whether the WC is worth it then.
What we don't know at the moment is if WCs will work on the next tier of cards, or if they introduce some other "special" WC or whatever.Comment
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Thanks for the advice guys! I will be on the look at the AH and hopefully draft one of those. I haven't had luck resetting the boards and pulling epics.Comment
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Sorry if this doesn't go here, but I can't start a new thread. Looking for some advice on what are the best legendary players to buy. For an average player it takes a long time to get 100k reward points and I don't want to make a mistake I'll regret. I saw the spreadsheet but it doesn't seem to be updated. Any advice?
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There's a good spreadsheet here: http://www.operationsports.com/forum...readsheet.html
IMO if you don't have any legs at all, I'd probably just buy myself a pro of the cheapest ones. These tend to be older, less popular players. The Sam Jones', Zeke, Dumars, etc.
From there, once you get into leg QG / seasons, you'll be getting legs every 5 days + resets, as you only need to progress through the first round to obtain a leg card. Then you can afford to be a little more pick-and-choosy because you'll be able to sell your resets, though they don't go for much anymore.
Once you build up a stable, you'll be able to progress quite far in RTTCs and hopefully pick up some of the better legs.
Anyway, it's just one method. My first 2 legs were singles Joe D and Zeke, bought through the AH for 70k a pop. These days you could find a pro for that much.Comment
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Thanks for the advice! So if I'm looking a the spreadsheet for a center, looks like Ewing or Davis would be the best I could buy, correct?
I have a Leg Pro Thomas and Anthony and 7-8 single Leg's. I'm at Leg season and trying to get to the finals of a season for an MVP. In the recent challenge I got to Chris Paul Leg pretty easily but then couldn't win 5/7 pt games so quit.
Agree any MVP (if I win one) is worth spending wild cards on to Pro?Comment
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If you have 7-8 singles I'd just focus on duping the ones that you have unless you don't have a center at all. Davis is a popular player and will go for more than Ewing fwiw.
At this stage of the game, with a new tier likely around the corner, it doesn't make all that much sense to min-max your lineup with MVPs since their improvement is so minimal, IMO.Comment
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