droblunts313 said:I said what I said. You obviously don’t have anything to say other than “🤣”.
How about you tell me how I’m wrong about what I said.
That’s because the only fitting response to what you had to say is “🤣” oh mut coin guru..
Again.. you have no clue what you’re talking about.. but again.. go on oh mut coin guru
QueefOfEngland said:That’s because the only fitting response to what you had to say is “🤣” oh mut coin guru..
Again.. you have no clue what you’re talking about.. but again.. go on oh mut coin guru
I said what I said. The least you could do is tell me how I’m wrong.
droblunts313 said:“Bro” You’re so lost it’s concerning. I’ve played every single Mut since it was introduced in 2010. This is by far the best value for money spent players. Those bundles are guaranteed coins. All of the platinum bundles and crystal bundles are guaranteed coins. They use to sell $100 bundles that would give you a 20% chance to pull a card worth 400-500k. Now you can spend $100 and get a minimum of 1 million coins for buying certain bundles. Those crystal bundles are the best bang for your buck packs in the game. You spend $250 and you’re getting millions of coins. The first set of crystals got you like 3-5 million and the most recent crystals gave you 8-10 million coins. Why do you think everything is so expensive this year? The answer is because people have coins, it’s simple economics.
Exactly, the more there is of something, the less value the item has. The fact that people seem to struggle with this so much blows me away.
XxxJaire23xxX said:Exactly, the more there is of something, the less value the item has. The fact that people seem to struggle with this so much blows me away.
Less value? When there’s an abundance of coins in circulation prices go up not down. More coins = more people buying stuff which drives prices up.
i made 1.9 ill take it
droblunts313 said:Less value? When there’s an abundance of coins in circulation prices go up not down. More coins = more people buying stuff which drives prices up.
Common sense tells us that if there is a bunch of the cards out there, they will be cheap to get. But if people have 50 million coins they don't care about the price. So it goes both ways really. There is no common sense in mut economics.
Buccs4047 said:Common sense tells us that if there is a bunch of the cards out there, they will be cheap to get. But if people have 50 million coins they don't care about the price. So it goes both ways really. There is no common sense in mut economics.
This is true in MUT too. During Christmas when everyone opens their presents the price of most cards drops significantly because the market is flooded with cards. That price only drops on cards that came out as part of the presents. People now sold all those presents and made money and now they want to buy cards that were not part of the presents and have limited supply. Those cards will raise in price because demand is higher but lower supply. Simple Supply and Demand rules. Right now, everyone has huge coin stacks and don't mind spending 3MM on a card when it's a fraction of their stack and the game is coming to a close in the next couple of months and the good cards are in limited supply because of terrible odds by EA, so prices increase.
droblunts313 said:You can get 20 dollar platinum bundles that give you like 500-k- 1million coins. The most recent crystal bundle was $250 for around 8-9 million after tax. I’m not saying spending money is a good idea. But for people that do spend money this year has been the best it’s ever been.
That’s a crazy statement to say spending $250 dollars is the best value ever 😂
you can buy madden for the next 4 years for that.
All value in this game completely went away when they took TVPs out the game. That’s when the extreme greed of EA really came in.
If MUT was free to play it would be understandable but it’s not people are buying a 60 dollar game that has a lot locked behind paywalls..
Also your logic is terrible you spend 250 to get 8 mill say it seems like a lot of coins but if Cards are selling at 4mill a pop you legit can only buy two cards 😂 that is horrible value
Hdog2412 said:That’s a crazy statement to say spending $250 dollars is the best value ever 😂
you can buy madden for the next 4 years for that.
All value in this game completely went away when they took TVPs out the game. That’s when the extreme greed of EA really came in.
If MUT was free to play it would be understandable but it’s not people are buying a 60 dollar game that has a lot locked behind paywalls..
Also your logic is terrible you spend 250 to get 8 mill say it seems like a lot of coins but if Cards are selling at 4mill a pop you legit can only buy two cards 😂 that is horrible value
It’s really not crazy to say that. If you actually think about it logically and leave your emotions aside, $250 for 8 million is great value.
You obviously don’t think it’s good value and that’s fine. But for someone who works a lot and has the money but not the time to grind, $250 for 8 million coins is amazing value. Regardless of what you think or what I think people spend money and it injects a ton of coins into the market driving high end Ltd prices up. That’s my point. I’m not saying it’s good value myself, it’s good value for people who spend money.
Buccs4047 said:Common sense tells us that if there is a bunch of the cards out there, they will be cheap to get. But if people have 50 million coins they don't care about the price. So it goes both ways really. There is no common sense in mut economics.
What you said doesn’t make sense. I’m saying more coins in circulation = higher prices. What are you trying to say? I’m really not trying to be an a hole but if you could explain what your trying to say maybe I would understand better.
droblunts313 said:What you said doesn’t make sense. I’m saying more coins in circulation = higher prices. What are you trying to say? I’m really not trying to be an a hole but if you could explain what your trying to say maybe I would understand better.
I was half way agreeing with you. A big supply should bring down prices. BUT, like you said. People with a ton of coins don't care what the price is. It makes sense in my head. LOL
droblunts313 said:It’s really not crazy to say that. If you actually think about it logically and leave your emotions aside, $250 for 8 million is great value.
You obviously don’t think it’s good value and that’s fine. But for someone who works a lot and has the money but not the time to grind, $250 for 8 million coins is amazing value. Regardless of what you think or what I think people spend money and it injects a ton of coins into the market driving high end Ltd prices up. That’s my point. I’m not saying it’s good value myself, it’s good value for people who spend money.
I think your a little out of touch with good value 8 million coins gets you 2 decent LTDs. Some of the higher end ones go for 5+ mil at times. You can’t even buy a top 100 card for that. In no way is that good value.
Now if LTDs went for under a mil and you could buy like 10 top notch cards then maybe you could say that it helps but $250 dollars to get 1 or two good cards is horrible. Ea has become extremely greedy and honestly I think a lot of people spend money on packs because they are addicted to that chase of getting a good card. It’s basically gambling and it’s sad because things won’t change if people spend money like they do
Hdog2412 said:I think your a little out of touch with good value 8 million coins gets you 2 decent LTDs. Some of the higher end ones go for 5+ mil at times. You can’t even buy a top 100 card for that. In no way is that good value.
Now if LTDs went for under a mil and you could buy like 10 top notch cards then maybe you could say that it helps but $250 dollars to get 1 or two good cards is horrible. Ea has become extremely greedy and honestly I think a lot of people spend money on packs because they are addicted to that chase of getting a good card. It’s basically gambling and it’s sad because things won’t change if people spend money like they do
Good value for someone else might not be good value for you. I agree with you that spending $250 and getting enough coins for like 3-4 starters for maybe a week or 2 is not worth it. But the fact of the matter is that some people have jobs that pay well and they would rather spend money instead of spending a bunch of time. I think you’re a little out of touch with how much money is actually spent in this mode. Just because you and I don’t see value doesn’t mean other people feel the same. Just looking at recent sales of the last crystal cards there was at least 1200 people that bought that step up bundle, probably much more than that.
droblunts313 said:Good value for someone else might not be good value for you. I agree with you that spending $250 and getting enough coins for like 3-4 starters for maybe a week or 2 is not worth it. But the fact of the matter is that some people have jobs that pay well and they would rather spend money instead of spending a bunch of time. I think you’re a little out of touch with how much money is actually spent in this mode. Just because you and I don’t see value doesn’t mean other people feel the same. Just looking at recent sales of the last crystal cards there was at least 1200 people that bought that step up bundle, probably much more than that.
lol that’s not what that means 😂 1 cards can be resold and 2 there is other ways to pull the card than just buying that pack.
you don’t quite understand simple economics. If something cost 25 cents and you have a dollar you can get 4 correct.
well if they decide to make that same thing cost 2 million and you have 8mil you can still only get 4. The value doesn’t change 😂 EA just made you think your getting more by making it a higher number but the value stayed the same.
More coins does not make things a better value but they sell you on that to get people to pay $250 dollars
Once you convert real world money into coins, the only value it has is entertainment. No matter how much you make, the value outside of entertainment is 0. You can argue that the entertainment value is worth it but there's sane people in this thread telling you that EA has been taking advantage of your thought process and raising the price accordingly.
Imagine watching a movie costs $20 but EA lets you watch it at their theater for $40, nice theater so def worth it. Next time you go to its $80 for the same movie, but people are paying it. Next time you go, its $250 for the same movie, a lot less people, but for some reason there is still people paying.
