BNDs ruin your coin potential

I have gone from 0 coins to about 6 million in the last three weeks. I waste just a little of my coin potential on Season 4 BNDs before I knew better. Going all Auctionable, I have hit 86 platinums in a 79+ fantasy packs bought with season tickets. I have used my spotlight tokens to get numerous 100,000 coin player items. Regularly, I buy and sell a theme team to make about 20,000 coins per player item. I have tried to win a PlayStation tournament for points without any luck. I play cpu events and seasons for XP.

Robbie11 said:

I have gone from 0 coins to about 6 million in the last three weeks. I waste just a little of my coin potential on Season 4 BNDs before I knew better. Going all Auctionable, I have hit 86 platinums in a 79+ fantasy packs bought with season tickets. I have used my spotlight tokens to get numerous 100,000 coin player items. Regularly, I buy and sell a theme team to make about 20,000 coins per player item. I have tried to win a PlayStation tournament for points without any luck. I play cpu events and seasons for XP.

While I don't try to max out all of the Season Pass BND's, I often find that having two or three ensures I can maintain an up-to-date theme team. I have about 20,000 Season Tickets right now, and last year I used the bulk of my leftover tickets to open packs likely to deliver many items valid for the Rookie Premiere sets. Of course, having a coin stack is good, so choose your method for accumulating coins so that you can maintain a competitive team throughout the MUT cycle.

phatalerror said:

While I don't try to max out all of the Season Pass BND's, I often find that having two or three ensures I can maintain an up-to-date theme team. I have about 20,000 Season Tickets right now, and last year I used the bulk of my leftover tickets to open packs likely to deliver many items valid for the Rookie Premiere sets. Of course, having a coin stack is good, so choose your method for accumulating coins so that you can maintain a competitive team throughout the MUT cycle.

Thanks for the tip… I think as a no money spent player getting BNDs is a waste. Just my take on it.

I have 35million coins and am nms 97ovr.  I started my account 6 weeks ago.

I do all of the season players I want to use.  I can make 500k coins in an hour if I want to

twitchtaxpro said:

I have 35million coins and am nms 97ovr.  I started my account 6 weeks ago.

I do all of the season players I want to use.  I can make 500k coins in an hour if I want to

Whatever you are selling, I am not buying.

Yeah, it drives massive inflation.

Robbie11 said:

Whatever you are selling, I am not buying.

You only see this guy post when he's bragging about how good of a market player he is. Nothing more than that

Woodysky said:

You only see this guy post when he's bragging about how good of a market player he is. Nothing more than that

Meh, he's pretty transparent about what he does, and he's helped users here a lot more than many other guys.

Alternatively, you can ignore his advice, and consequently either spend a lot more time in the Auction House to gain Coins, or have to work on a much tighter budget.

I'll put up with relatively mild posturing for that.

phatalerror said:

Meh, he's pretty transparent about what he does, and he's helped users here a lot more than many other guys.

Alternatively, you can ignore his advice, and consequently either spend a lot more time in the Auction House to gain Coins, or have to work on a much tighter budget.

I'll put up with relatively mild posturing for that.

Most of you can’t win consistently with a 30+ million coin team to begin with, so what does it matter how much coin you have.

phatalerror said:

Meh, he's pretty transparent about what he does, and he's helped users here a lot more than many other guys.

Alternatively, you can ignore his advice, and consequently either spend a lot more time in the Auction House to gain Coins, or have to work on a much tighter budget.

I'll put up with relatively mild posturing for that.

Maybe some but he's no saint lol. It's all self serving. He wants the market to crash so he pumps us up to spend hundreds of dollars to flood the market and buy them all at tanked prices. Then comes on here saying buy them all after he's bought his share to spike the prices again. Classic. Nothing wrong with it but what I did say is still accurate. Humble bragging and self serving comments. Nothing actually useful in the game.

Woodysky said:

You only see this guy post when he's bragging about how good of a market player he is. Nothing more than that

Yeah Stock Market Simulator isn’t the name of the game. Most kids (especially here) cant win consistently with a 30+ million coin team anyways 😂

Woodysky said:

Maybe some but he's no saint lol. It's all self serving. He wants the market to crash so he pumps us up to spend hundreds of dollars to flood the market and buy them all at tanked prices. Then comes on here saying buy them all after he's bought his share to spike the prices again. Classic. Nothing wrong with it but what I did say is still accurate. Humble bragging and self serving comments. Nothing actually useful in the game.

This.

Woodysky said:

Maybe some but he's no saint lol. It's all self serving. He wants the market to crash so he pumps us up to spend hundreds of dollars to flood the market and buy them all at tanked prices. Then comes on here saying buy them all after he's bought his share to spike the prices again. Classic. Nothing wrong with it but what I did say is still accurate. Humble bragging and self serving comments. Nothing actually useful in the game.

I question how much effect one user can have on a market in which so many hundreds of thousands of users are also involved. The ebbs and flows of the market aren't the doing of one guy, but rather the natural course of a system that feeds on greed and fear; he's not that influential.

If you look past what you perceive as the "Look What I Did" tone of his posts, there's a ton of useful stuff. He'll give you principles that keep you moving in the right direction and help you figure out things for yourself. It's the users that follow the advice of players that declare: "Build this set," or: "Invest in this card," that pump up supply ensuring tanking. And how do you know but that those guys are the ones feeding off the troughs?

phatalerror said:

I question how much effect one user can have on a market in which so many hundreds of thousands of users are also involved. The ebbs and flows of the market aren't the doing of one guy, but rather the natural course of a system that feeds on greed and fear; he's not that influential.

If you look past what you perceive as the "Look What I Did" tone of his posts, there's a ton of useful stuff. He'll give you principles that keep you moving in the right direction and help you figure out things for yourself. It's the users that follow the advice of players that declare: "Build this set," or: "Invest in this card," that pump up supply ensuring tanking. And how do you know but that those guys are the ones feeding off the troughs?

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