Rivals Clash discussion

[Supah]

So I guess RCs are just going to get harder and harder. Can't even win seasons either because people are just benching commons <_<

[Plecians_fan_504]

Hey guys I was just wondering if anyone can tell me about how many points I will need to get the 2x James Worthy cards? TIA

[CedricFP]

Quote: Originally Posted by Supah

So I guess RCs are just going to get harder and harder. Can't even win seasons either because people are just benching commons <_<

I had to drop down from Leg to E++, but I'm doing ok with a 3/2 lineup of Kyrie, Christmas Lee Pro, and Michael Cooper Pro. *shrug*

[fipselinho]

Quote: Originally Posted by Plecians_fan_504

Hey guys I was just wondering if anyone can tell me about how many points I will need to get the 2x James Worthy cards? TIA

I would say 5500-6000

[apos1914]

105th with 5535 points. Never been so low, i feel weird lol..... Damn Young, he forces me to stay so low...

[JaYcLoBBeRiNgEm]

717th rank with 2,624 points after falling asleep multiple times in the last two days, I really want this Kobe & Swaggy P lol.

[CedricFP]

Nobody wants Swaggy P.

[Yonder]

Quote: Originally Posted by Supah

I cannot find anything that gives a good win rate. 3/2 with legend pros, but one is off position.

I play the same LU and I've never found it easier to win +5 games. Here's how:

The concept is, that your three Leg Pros are supposed to win quarters 4 and 5 and one out of 1-3. Usually you achieve the latter by playing the card once you have OFF. So if you don't get OFF with card one - play your common. And if you don't get OFF in game two: play your second common.

If you win game 1, don't get greedy but play your commons on 2 and 3. Don't think about it, just do it.

As it might happen that you don't get OFF in the first three games, it's good to have some fallback options. Ex: If you have a strong rebounder (1650+) and the play is REB vs. REB, play that card. You'll lose only against RC Rodman.

Another advise: Don't play two commons, but have one rare card as card five. If you happen to lose with one of your Leg Pros, it'll come in handy if your rare can beat the opponent's common in game 5. Happened to me dozens of times.

Sorry, if this is all common knowledge, but you never know...