let the mut 10 price tanking begin
Yeah, only the popular picks will go down significantly I think. Moss and Deion especially.
They would likely go down if people own the full version, then pick the NAT version and sell it to bank the coins.
I am not sure how many people are in that situation though. They might decide to pick someone else instead.
Ya I don't think so.. maybe if they allowed people who missed a week to make up
Only the most popular ones will drop from the free NAT card... but only a little... and it will be temporary. Moss and Deion primarily.
The Series 3 Redux will have the same impact as the Series 2 Redux. The price of the original cards won't come down much... but the Redux cards will remain stubbornly high.
It's too little supply for a lot of demand.
Dumb EA.
I dont see a bunch of NAT cards dropping causing the auction house prices to plummet for anything. Especially because these choices are not even that good. nobody needs another WR or CB at 92 unless it fits your theme team. MLBs and SS we are already flooded. I bet alot of people will take the LT.
Not all will drop significantly. Moss and Deion will probably be most affected because of the freebie. The others will probably for the most part drop a little bit now and a little bit after they are redux. I don’t see the likes of Joe Thomas dropping much at all, though... at least for now. The less popular ones and the ones that have been around for a while should hold their value best, like Peppers, Vick, Thomas, and Gronk.because they are either already at a decent price or because they won’t be selected for the freebie and won’t be packed a lot after redux. This is EA though and they may do a redux House Rules that affects the market.
I don't know man. If they were gonna tank it would have happened already. The redux cards just don't seem to be in large supply. Price tanks when auction house gets flooded with cards.
I'm eyeballing Willis and not much movement. That sucks.
Not sure how low they will go but they also don’t seem worth the cost compared to other options
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