All valid points. But with only 3 new cards per week (I don’t count power up expansions) what are the odds that teams other than the traditional developer juices (Seahawks, Raiders, 49ers, Steelers) get anything meaningful more than a few times this entire season?
I get that, and thats a risk, especially with EAs track record lol. However I'm also hopeful this Wildcard Wednesday thing brings back the heavyweights, flashbacks, campus heros, veterans, etc. That would add another opportunity to get cards. At the end of the day, I want as many pieces to add to my theme team as possible. I do think that it's going to hurt lower cards, elites included, from getting large jumps. Take Kerrigan or Jacobs for example. Lower elite cards that could have been 86+ but only get a +1 that costs training. That kinda sucks, but I'm open to seeing how it plays out. It very well could bomb with poor execution, and I may be crazy to be giving EA any chance to prove it to me lol.
All valid points. But with only 3 new cards per week (I don’t count power up expansions) what are the odds that teams other than the traditional developer juices (Seahawks, Raiders, 49ers, Steelers) get anything meaningful more than a few times this entire season?
I get that, and thats a risk, especially with EAs track record lol. However I'm also hopeful this Wildcard Wednesday thing brings back the heavyweights, flashbacks, campus heros, veterans, etc. That would add another opportunity to get cards. At the end of the day, I want as many pieces to add to my theme team as possible. I do think that it's going to hurt lower cards, elites included, from getting large jumps. Take Kerrigan or Jacobs for example. Lower elite cards that could have been 86+ but only get a +1 that costs training. That kinda sucks, but I'm open to seeing how it plays out. It very well could bomb with poor execution, and I may be crazy to be giving EA any chance to prove it to me lol.