I see a lot of people assuming that MF cards will rise to the price of training rather than dragging training down. I think it'll end up in the middle somewhere, but I lean more toward dragging training down. Here's some recent reasons why training might go down once MF ends:
People recently got a bunch of training refunds via make rights (increase supply)
Change was made to refund on abilities, meaning less training is needed when switching cards (decrease demand)
Huge influx of "cheap" cards once MF ends (increase supply)
So, training right now is 31-32 coins per. 88 MF players are trading around 60k (~23-24 coins per training). Rather than seeing those 88MF players going up to the current price of training (82k @ 32 coins per), I see them settling in at something in the mid-to-high 60s (26-28?) or maybe low 70s and dragging other 88s down to about that price, unless something that ups the demand for training comes out along with the end of the promo. Just a guess on my part though.
I see a lot of people assuming that MF cards will rise to the price of training rather than dragging training down. I think it'll end up in the middle somewhere, but I lean more toward dragging training down. Here's some recent reasons why training might go down once MF ends:
People recently got a bunch of training refunds via make rights (increase supply) Change was made to refund on abilities, meaning less training is needed when switching cards (decrease demand) Huge influx of "cheap" cards once MF ends (increase supply) So, training right now is 31-32 coins per. 88 MF players are trading around 60k (~23-24 coins per training). Rather than seeing those 88MF players going up to the current price of training (82k @ 32 coins per), I see them settling in at something in the mid-to-high 60s (26-28?) or maybe low 70s and dragging other 88s down to about that price, unless something that ups the demand for training comes out along with the end of the promo. Just a guess on my part though.