Is 3 mil enough for rookie premier

BeatleJiggi said:

This is my first year playing MUT and I’m sitting on 13 mil. I still dont fully get the idea of rookie premieres, is this a promo with challenges and players with multiple weeks or is this just an add-on with these rookies that you can buy in one shot? If so, is there more than one week where the releases are spaced out or do they all come out at once?

Usually It will have challenges and a field pass spread out over 3-4 weeks(last year was 5 parts) for one free RP to keep the community engaged for #'s heading into mut 26. You will also be able to just flat out buy cards to do the sets for the mut 26 rp's and just uninstall the game if you wish. If anything like last year it will be similar to this...there will be $ bundles and ltds as well.

The rps themselves should be all in one drop but who knows with EA this year could be different 

https://www.mut.gg/news/m25-rookie-premiere-and-redzone-royale-part-1-mut-24/

How does everyone get so many coins? I struggle to get over 2 million, but I’ve only ever played offline solos. Are the rewards that much better in head to head? How does it work?

Asterpepper said:

How does everyone get so many coins? I struggle to get over 2 million, but I’ve only ever played offline solos. Are the rewards that much better in head to head? How does it work?

Working the card market being very patient all year...i usually have about 50 mil come superbowl promo just from buying low during crashes(new promos,$ bundles that intentionall  crash certain cards prices)and reselling a week later when prices normalize.  The market has "tendencies" that generally stay the same throughout the year and if you realize how it works then you can make some good coin.

They key is to get them asap! If u wait 2 or 3 weeks after release they go wayyyy up! They did last year anyhow.

DrCoin said:

Im estimating 7-11m, to get fully done, unless they go back to 2 years ago, which was 30million roughly.

If you're talking MUT 23's 32-item set, I recall something closer to 15 million with a little Auction House grinding. Of course, at that time I was a late-year rookie maxed out at 1.5 million coins.

Frankly, the numbers people are providing to answer the original question are either based on recent history, or pulled out of a hat. I have yet to see any evidence of a number that's based on relevant facts.

I've pre-purchased a lot of items at minimum, as the prices on the component cards will shoot up like a rocket after release. With that, I don't even know if I have the items I need. Today I splurged on one of the Surge LTD's I've been needing, so I'm down to 5 million coins. The supply on these has been so poor that it's likely I'll be able to sell it for profit on Thursday if I've guessed wrong and need more coins than I have.

I suppose if I've whiffed badly enough, I might not be able to obtain the Rookie Premieres I want, and then perhaps I'll lack the incentive to buy Madden 26.

DrCoin said:

Im estimating 7-11m, to get fully done, unless they go back to 2 years ago, which was 30million roughly.

Wasn't there one for each team a couple of years ago, which would explain why it cost so much to do them.  Last year there were only 3, and they were $3M+ each.

The cost in 23 was 15-20 mil, but there were 32 sets. 

The cost in 24 was 8 mil, only 2 sets to complete (4 mil a set). There was a 3rd set for grinding the field pass (Tokens).

With 3 mil last year, if you played solos n grinding the field pass, you could've easily completed 2/3 of RP.

chiefsfan123456 said:

Wasn't there one for each team a couple of years ago, which would explain why it cost so much to do them.  Last year there were only 3, and they were $3M+ each.

Although there were more Rookie Premiere items in MUT 23, they didn’t require as much to build them.

MUT 23: 8 x 95 OVR = 1 Rookie Premiere
MUT 24: 96 x 95 OVR = 1 Rookie Premiere

Huge difference there! So while it did cost more to build a complete set in MUT 23, it wasn’t a lot more. However, the market shot upward on component prices in both cases upon the reveal of the various component sets, and many did pay well above 200% of minimum on components. Of course it would be that way: Imagine competing for deals on the Auction House when two or three million users are each trying to buy the equivalent of around 150 95 OVR items.

I think it was 5 years ago when Rookie premier cards were actually worth anything in the upcoming version of Madden. They used to get updated throughout the year.  Start at 84 and they would end at like a 95+.  Now, after a month the cards just get quick sold.

Eagles215 said:

Usually It will have challenges and a field pass spread out over 3-4 weeks(last year was 5 parts) for one free RP to keep the community engaged for #'s heading into mut 26. You will also be able to just flat out buy cards to do the sets for the mut 26 rp's and just uninstall the game if you wish. If anything like last year it will be similar to this...there will be $ bundles and ltds as well.

The rps themselves should be all in one drop but who knows with EA this year could be different 

https://www.mut.gg/news/m25-rookie-premiere-and-redzone-royale-part-1-mut-24/

Alr thanks sm

Eagles215 said:

Probably not. Personally sitting on 15 mil atm for it.

Same I’m sitting on 21 mil for it

Asterpepper said:

How does everyone get so many coins? I struggle to get over 2 million, but I’ve only ever played offline solos. Are the rewards that much better in head to head? How does it work?

I play my dailys and get my coin pack, I save my cards until the end and turn my 93's to 95 to 96 then those to 98 to 99 and auction those, also I save my strategy cards till the high ones come and flip those. Doing this I am at 3.4 million. Hopefully this helps you in 26.

I'm a NMS account for the past 3 years and I have the most coins I've ever had at this point with about 7 mil. I think each card will be about 5 mil each if not more. 

 House rules has boosted a lot of coin stacks this season.

Vindiablo said:

Based off previous years and youtube videos about previous years - between 7 and 12 mil has usually gotten all of them.

But last year was only 3, the year before i think was 14 or 15 or something like that.

I have 0 incite on this years program but am excited to see the reveals.

There were 9 actually. If I remember correctly, you were able to claim 3 (One of them being the Puka). At least one, maybe two of them required time sensitive Redzone Royale completion sets. Each champion went for around a mil. Eight champs would be around 8mil. Give or take a couple for possibly forgotten hoops/cards and that’s 8-10mil.

It should be noted that inflation has somehow seeped (or possibly intentionally injected to give the illusion of company growth while draining more money from the declining number of players who still continue to support it) into this completely fictional market. 

If RP is like every other promo this year, my prediction is a revamp of the system from last year that can range from a few changes to a completely different system that will ultimately result in a roughly 50% increase of cost above last year’s cost for all items. So you’re realistically looking at 12-15 million this year to unlock all achievable rookies. 

Any LTD, they will release 4 of them regardless of pack odds and they will go for 7-8 million on the market until they shut down content for the year, where all decent cards shoot up to 10mil because no one cares to sell anymore.