For those unfamiliar with the market in mlb the show, each item has a single listing and you can create sell orders if you have the card or buy orders if you wanted card at a given price. Only the highest buy order at a time or lowest sell order can be filled, so you can't have someone buy a card you listed at 1 million when that card is going for 10k.
Take mike trout, his card might have its lowest sell order at 300k and highest buy order at 270k. If you want the card you can buy now at 300k or try your luck with a buy order over 270k and wait until someone sells their mike trout for your order. If you exoectbthe market to go up or down, you can also list your card at let's say 305k and hope that the cards listed for less than yours sell.
How does this affect the market? Well if you need to buy 20 of the low overall the 50 players, you can quickly set up 20 buy orders and have them filled while you play a game rather than sit on the AH and snipe cards. It's also much easier to quickly sell the holds and silvers if you're ripping packs because you can quickly sell to the highest buy order.
People also can easily see the price of cards, so it's unlikely that you will be able to snipe a 60k card at 45k and you won't accidentally be able to sell your 200k card for 150 coins. Cards can still rise in price or crash quickly, but everything that sells will be in a tighter window than what happens in MUT.
Coin sellers would still be able to work if they buy out the entire market of a little sold player, but it's much harder to do if you have to buy out 50 sell orders before you can start your transfer and then have to deal with people that notice what's happening and list their own cards at inflated values to take advantage of it so EA might like a market like this from that perspective.
In my time playing both games, it's been far easier to make profits in the market in MLB, so players might like the MLB system as well. Even aside from making profits, the ability to quickly buy or sell cards in large quantities make the MLB system better for pack openers and for people trying to do sets like the 50 players or team sets. The current MUT market system made sense when cards had contracts or there were #d LTDs and each card was a little different, but now that each 90 OVR Lawrence Taylor is identical, I think the MLB market system would benefit both players and EA, so I would live if they implemented it.
If anyone has any thoughts please share them whether you play both games and have something to add to the differences and similarities, or you just want to give your opinion on the system and/or changes you'd like to see.
For those unfamiliar with the market in mlb the show, each item has a single listing and you can create sell orders if you have the card or buy orders if you wanted card at a given price. Only the highest buy order at a time or lowest sell order can be filled, so you can't have someone buy a card you listed at 1 million when that card is going for 10k.
Take mike trout, his card might have its lowest sell order at 300k and highest buy order at 270k. If you want the card you can buy now at 300k or try your luck with a buy order over 270k and wait until someone sells their mike trout for your order. If you exoectbthe market to go up or down, you can also list your card at let's say 305k and hope that the cards listed for less than yours sell.
How does this affect the market? Well if you need to buy 20 of the low overall the 50 players, you can quickly set up 20 buy orders and have them filled while you play a game rather than sit on the AH and snipe cards. It's also much easier to quickly sell the holds and silvers if you're ripping packs because you can quickly sell to the highest buy order.
People also can easily see the price of cards, so it's unlikely that you will be able to snipe a 60k card at 45k and you won't accidentally be able to sell your 200k card for 150 coins. Cards can still rise in price or crash quickly, but everything that sells will be in a tighter window than what happens in MUT.
Coin sellers would still be able to work if they buy out the entire market of a little sold player, but it's much harder to do if you have to buy out 50 sell orders before you can start your transfer and then have to deal with people that notice what's happening and list their own cards at inflated values to take advantage of it so EA might like a market like this from that perspective.
In my time playing both games, it's been far easier to make profits in the market in MLB, so players might like the MLB system as well. Even aside from making profits, the ability to quickly buy or sell cards in large quantities make the MLB system better for pack openers and for people trying to do sets like the 50 players or team sets. The current MUT market system made sense when cards had contracts or there were #d LTDs and each card was a little different, but now that each 90 OVR Lawrence Taylor is identical, I think the MLB market system would benefit both players and EA, so I would live if they implemented it.
If anyone has any thoughts please share them whether you play both games and have something to add to the differences and similarities, or you just want to give your opinion on the system and/or changes you'd like to see.