When season 2 starts can I still buy season 1 cards?
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@yankblan_PSN Sorry, I can't help you understand this. It seems SDS has already brainwashed you into thinking that's not a reprint. They did a good job it seems and you've fallen for it hard.
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@yankblan_PSN said in When season 2 starts can I still buy season 1 cards?:
@AdeptOfMemory_PSN That's not a reprint if they change ANYTHING on the card. A reprint is putting the same card in packs unchanged. What you are talking about is a different series.
SDS: "man, our playerbase keeps asking for better content and new cards........I mean would could fix the bugs fir-"
Also SDS: "I got it! This is gonna be game changing! What if we let them dump hours into the game and earn XP on the cards they like. They do all the work and then, tell them they can't use those cards unless they grind more hours for a slot to put them in and they can only keep at most 4 of them!"
"Oh ok. Then let's go spend some money to buy naming rights for different MLB players."
SDS: "hahaha no no no. We don't need to do that. Just make another card of that same player they put hours upon hours into and make them either put more hours into getting the new new or put it behind a pay wall for when they get tired of grinding xp or the next season comes up and they need it before the season ends."
"Well that wouldn't make sense to just get the same player again...."
"Uggghhh fine just bring their stats up a little and make the colors on the cards flashy. They will think it's a completely different card."You are the best part of SDS playerbase, homie. They love you.
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@AdeptOfMemory_PSN So by your definition, any different card of a Live Series card is just a reprint?
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@GixxerRyder750_PSN yes. They are just better stats. It's very unoriginal to have multiple versions of the same player. I'm not complaining about Live series to a different series as much as I am non live to another non live. It's an illusion SDS has to provide since they have sets and seasons and either can't get more naming rights or won't spend the money.
It's not hard to see that. I'm actually not hating on them for it cause it's very profitable for them and lucrative. Other card games do this too but it usually takes them years to decide to reprint cards. SDS does it every month. -
@AdeptOfMemory_PSN said in When season 2 starts can I still buy season 1 cards?:
@yankblan_PSN Sorry, I can't help you understand this. It seems SDS has already brainwashed you into thinking that's not a reprint. They did a good job it seems and you've fallen for it hard.
Sorry you spew nothing but [censored] and can't seem to comprehend the fact that if you have a card 90 overall with 95/95 contact, 100/100 power and in season 2, they release a 97 overall card of the same person with 105/105 contact, 118/118 power, its not a reprint. A reprint would be the same exact card with the same exact stats.
A new card would be an upgrade, numbnuts.
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@Easy_Duhz_It__PSN upgraded reprint. Thank you. That's a term I'll use from now on. Just because they "upgrade" the card and then force out your old one doesn't mean it's not a reprint. You've been fooled into thinking you're working for something or that they are giving you something new. You're not the only one that's being fooled though. This is how they make money and stay profitable and unoriginal.
Why buy rights or be innovative when you can literally just make a slightly different version of the same card they already printed?
I am using Shota cause it's happened to him but it's not just him. Shota Hyper and Shota live have the same pitch mix. They have the same in game character and mechanics. They have the same character build and all when using them in the game. In fact, most times pitch speeds and ball movement on the pitch are the exact same. The ONLY thing that changes is the RNG reactions based on the stats they "updated". You got fooled. You think you have a different card but you don't. Why don't they just update the current card you already have? That would be silly cause then they could not profit or get more hours of gameplay from you grinding. Bottom line is money. Even if you don't spend the money to get the card they make a profit from you grinding time to get the same [censored] player. And you think you worked for it. -
@AdeptOfMemory_PSN said in When season 2 starts can I still buy season 1 cards?:
@Easy_Duhz_It__PSN upgraded reprint. Thank you. That's a term I'll use from now on. Just because they "upgrade" the card and then force out your old one doesn't mean it's not a reprint. You've been fooled into thinking you're working for something or that they are giving you something new. You're not the only one that's being fooled though. This is how they make money and stay profitable and unoriginal.
Why buy rights or be innovative when you can literally just make a slightly different version of the same card they already printed?
I am using Shota cause it's happened to him but it's not just him. Shota Hyper and Shota live have the same pitch mix. They have the same in game character and mechanics. They have the same character build and all when using them in the game. In fact, most times pitch speeds and ball movement on the pitch are the exact same. The ONLY thing that changes is the RNG reactions based on the stats they "updated". You got fooled. You think you have a different card but you don't. Why don't they just update the current card you already have? That would be silly cause then they could not profit or get more hours of gameplay from you grinding. Bottom line is money. Even if you don't spend the money to get the card they make a profit from you grinding time to get the same [censored] player. And you think you worked for it.Good Lord you're an idiot. If you own a 97 Toyota Camry and then decide to purchase a 2014 model, you didn't buy the exact same car. Its not a "reprint". Do you actually strive to be this stupid or does it come natural to you?
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@AdeptOfMemory_PSN said in When season 2 starts can I still buy season 1 cards?:
@littlejohn726_PSN idk why the assumption is that the cards will go up in price considering SDS will reprint every card with better overall stats. I don't remember their prices going up much last year and some special cards that they didn't reprint stayed around the same price for a while then at the end of the sets and seasons they fluctuate but again SDS just reprints higher ovr versions so those will hold the higher values. What should be nice is when they reprint the cards the older ones should be cheaper.
There are Season one golds going for over 20k stubs. The Flashback golds from standard packs, will be replaced with Season 2 Flashbacks, and prices will go up on those as well.
Also, in another thread, you mentioned your stub bank being at like 35k. I don’t think you’re an expert on the marketplace if that’s where you’re at 3 months in. Especially if you don’t have any collections done.
You just need to chime in and yell at someone about something you don’t understand.
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@Easy_Duhz_It__PSN said in When season 2 starts can I still buy season 1 cards?:
@AdeptOfMemory_PSN said in When season 2 starts can I still buy season 1 cards?:
@Easy_Duhz_It__PSN upgraded reprint. Thank you. That's a term I'll use from now on. Just because they "upgrade" the card and then force out your old one doesn't mean it's not a reprint. You've been fooled into thinking you're working for something or that they are giving you something new. You're not the only one that's being fooled though. This is how they make money and stay profitable and unoriginal.
Why buy rights or be innovative when you can literally just make a slightly different version of the same card they already printed?
I am using Shota cause it's happened to him but it's not just him. Shota Hyper and Shota live have the same pitch mix. They have the same in game character and mechanics. They have the same character build and all when using them in the game. In fact, most times pitch speeds and ball movement on the pitch are the exact same. The ONLY thing that changes is the RNG reactions based on the stats they "updated". You got fooled. You think you have a different card but you don't. Why don't they just update the current card you already have? That would be silly cause then they could not profit or get more hours of gameplay from you grinding. Bottom line is money. Even if you don't spend the money to get the card they make a profit from you grinding time to get the same [censored] player. And you think you worked for it.Good Lord you're an idiot. If you own a 97 Toyota Camry and then decide to purchase a 2014 model, you didn't buy the exact same car. Its not a "reprint". Do you actually strive to be this stupid or does it come natural to you?
Lol you just compared a car to a digital baseball card.
I'll play this game and I'm gonna run with it.
Cars come out every year and between year to year they don't change much if at all other than security features and technology upgrades.
You also compared a car with a 17 year difference as if that wouldn't be a MASSIVE difference in upgrade. You should have said 2014-2015 but that wouldn't prove your point cause it's not a big difference at all if ANY. Like I said cars, phones, and other technological devices don't make leaps and bounds of differences in one year. Just like a digital baseball card won't in on [censored] month.
You literally disproved yourself there.
MLB The show as a game is vastly different than what it was 17 years ago, yes. I would have said that makes sense. But no, the cards are 1 month apart with tiny differences that will go unnoticed.
I like how you really tried to compare cars with more than 15 years of technological advancements and act as if that's the same as a card drop from a month difference lmao. But again, you had to do that because a 2013 Camry and 2014 Camry are the same car hahaha nice try dude. -
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@littlejohn726_PSN said in When season 2 starts can I still buy season 1 cards?:
Wondering if you can buy Season 1 cards in marketplace once Season 2 starts. Mainly as I unlock Wildcards, will I be able to buy cheap season 1 cards any time during season 2? Or do they come off the market?
To cut through all the arguing here… As it was stated, supply and demand drives the market.
Sellable S1 cards that are rewards in S1 programs, especially from online programs, that are needed for current collections will go up in price. Core cards will fluctuate as usual because we will continue to see those cards in packs.
Once we hit S4 and cards are reissued, especially when we hit rewind packs, then the prices will decrease. Some will decrease a lot, some a little, some stay the same. It depends on the rate they hit the market.
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@AdeptOfMemory_PSN You can't re-invent definitions that already exist and call people idiots for not going with you.
If a book goes out of print, they re-print it; easy.
BUT, if they add a foreword, new pictures, and an epilogue, it ain't a re-print, it's a new edition. If you say the sky is purple with green spots and I tell you no, it's blue, it doesn't make me an SDS "simp". You think people dump on you because you hate the game, they don't; it's because of stupid arguments like these.
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You in particular: No. Everyone else will be able to.
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Oh wait i get what this douche is saying. If i order a plain cheese pizza for dinner tonight and a pepperoni with extra cheese tomorrow night, i had the same exact dinner 2 days in a row because it came in the same packaging. If you had an iPhone 6 and then bought the iPhone 7, you just bought the same exact phone because its the same name. If you have Playstation Plus, theres no reason to buy Playstation Premium because its totally the same.
For someone who seems to think he is "adept of memory", you think some of the most nonsensical [censored] this forum has ever seen.
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@Easy_Duhz_It__PSN said in When season 2 starts can I still buy season 1 cards?:
Oh wait i get what this douche is saying. If i order a plain cheese pizza for dinner tonight and a pepperoni with extra cheese tomorrow night, i had the same exact dinner 2 days in a row because it came in the same packaging. If you had an iPhone 6 and then bought the iPhone 7, you just bought the same exact phone because its the same name. If you have Playstation Plus, theres no reason to buy Playstation Premium because its totally the same.
For someone who seems to think he is "adept of memory", you think some of the most nonsensical [censored] this forum has ever seen.
Best to just block him so you don't have to read his drivel. I am surprised he only got community service for his actions on January 6th.
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@yankblan_PSN said in When season 2 starts can I still buy season 1 cards?:
@AdeptOfMemory_PSN You can't re-invent definitions that already exist and call people idiots for not going with you.
If a book goes out of print, they re-print it; easy.
BUT, if they add a foreword, new pictures, and an epilogue, it ain't a re-print, it's a new edition. If you say the sky is purple with green spots and I tell you no, it's blue, it doesn't make me an SDS "simp". You think people dump on you because you hate the game, they don't; it's because of stupid arguments like these.
I don't care why it who dumps on me. It's a reprint.
What you just described is literally still a reprint. Calling it a new version because it got an update doesn't make it not a reprint of the same book.
If the entire book is rewritten with a different story it wouldn't be a reprint. It would be a different book. If I read the hobbit without pictures from the 1950s and then read a REPRINTED version with pictures in 2010 I am reading a REPRINTED version of the same book. Stop doing mental gymnastics to make it look like it's something different.Just because you added few extra things to the card doesn't just magically make it not the same. You completely disregarded my point about the player in game mechanics. They are same character model, same pitch mix, and very similar pitch stats. Sure they changed the attributes a bit but it's the same [censored] player and mechanics.
We aren't even talking about PxP either. It is unoriginal at BEST.
You work for the PxP on a card you like for however long during the season only to have them REPRINT the same player with different stats that arnt much different than your parallel exp you worked for on the previous version. Then when the season starts you won't get to use that original card or others, so every bit of the game you just got used to and better with is now undone and you have to regrind for that better version. If you touch grass regularly or have a life in the real world this is not practical for you as a gamer. You already know this and so does SDS. That's why the point about this game not being casual has been made a thousand times over. "yOu cAn uSe THe cARdS iN oThEr gAMe mOdEs!" No. They pigeon hold you to one game mode because they nuke the PxP and XP from other game modes so you can't play them with success. "oFFline moDeS, bRo!" Yes because it's super competitive and fun to play against a computer when you buy the game with intention to play against real life people.I call you SDS simps because you find nothing wrong with the sleezy methods SDS takes to get you to buy new cards or grind for them. You think it's a completely different card and that's it's going to make a difference in your gameplay but is it really? If you say yes then what you're saying is you need meta cards to be good at this game not that you need good combinations and skill on certain cards. That means there is no uniqueness or diversity in their cards or deck building. You won't admit that though ie simp. You find nothing wrong in what SDS does and continue to support them through all of the failures in this game.
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AdeptOfMemory
wrote 3 days ago“I have 6k stubs right now after selling the Vierling 97 card I pulled from the free S1 Drop pack. I'll just keep saving stubs to buy single cards since I keep hearing about these bad back drops”
This a thread about marketplace advice.
If you have 6k stubs almost 3 months into the game cycle, and ZERO collections complete, you are the last person that should be chiming in.
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@BJDUBBYAH_PSN said in When season 2 starts can I still buy season 1 cards?:
AdeptOfMemory
wrote 3 days ago“I have 6k stubs right now after selling the Vierling 97 card I pulled from the free S1 Drop pack. I'll just keep saving stubs to buy single cards since I keep hearing about these bad back drops”
This a thread about marketplace advice.
If you have 6k stubs almost 3 months into the game cycle, and ZERO collections complete, you are the last person that should be chiming in.
It's because he keeps giving tithes to his Orange Lord. Which is also why he is too confused to understand how to earn stubs via the market.
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@theBlindRhino_PSN said in When season 2 starts can I still buy season 1 cards?:
@BJDUBBYAH_PSN said in When season 2 starts can I still buy season 1 cards?:
AdeptOfMemory
wrote 3 days ago“I have 6k stubs right now after selling the Vierling 97 card I pulled from the free S1 Drop pack. I'll just keep saving stubs to buy single cards since I keep hearing about these bad back drops”
This a thread about marketplace advice.
If you have 6k stubs almost 3 months into the game cycle, and ZERO collections complete, you are the last person that should be chiming in.
It's because he keeps giving tithes to his Orange Lord. Which is also why he is too confused to understand how to earn stubs via the market.
What the [censored] are you even talking about?
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@AdeptOfMemory_PSN If you think I've never criticized SDS in the past, it proves that you just don't read and interpret anything you want, however you want. This thread is exhibit A of your lack of reading and comprehension skills, as well of critical thinking.
Let me repeat: just because you say something illogical, get called out, double down and get called out again about WHAT YOU POSTED, doesn't mean I'm defending SDS, it means you can't have a rational discussion.
Someone will post something to the effect of "Hey, can I put a C with non-secondary in CF without affecting his defense" and you will hijack it with a SDS SUCKS reply. You move the goal posts. You derail topics. Get your head checked out.
