Overall Captain of Captains?
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@GoozeFn_PSN said in Overall Captain of Captains?:
Jeter is already the captain of captains.
Wait. What? I had no idea. Never looked at the Jeter storyline.
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Yes the 2nd Jeter card you get is the captain one which boosts all the other captain cards
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I'm currently running a Captains theme team with the Jeter boost
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Do you remember how long the whole Jeter storyline took you?
I got to like 1998 and gave up for now. As a Red Sox fan these Jeter moments are painful. Lol.
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I didn't find any of them to be challenging at all and did them separately as initially there was only the first half of the storyline when I started. Once the second one dropped I sat down and knocked it all the way out in one sitting. Maybe like an hour a piece? It wasn't a lot. The only issue I ran into was some of the cards earned along the way didn't populate for me so I had to put in a trouble ticket to get them. Once I submitted that, about an hour or two later SDS had taken care of that.
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I started them, but as an oriole fan….
I got to the one where the kid reached over the outfield railing and caught the ball in the field of play. His response? “Yeah, we woulda won anyway…”
I called him a very bad name and said, “I’m done”.
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@capardo_XBL said in Overall Captain of Captains?:
I started them, but as an oriole fan….
I got to the one where the kid reached over the outfield railing and caught the ball in the field of play. His response? “Yeah, we woulda won anyway…”
I called him a very bad name and said, “I’m done”.
Ugh. Yeah I remember that vividly. As a Sox fan I was fully supporting your Orioles.
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@dbub_PSN Depends on if you skip the storyline. I initially skipped all the storyline stuff and just went back and watched them on YouTube later when I couldn’t play.
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I 100% skipped the storyline stuff. I get it. Jeter was great and he won a bunch of rings before a lot of these Yankee fans were even born. But I don't need to know more about him.
Now the Negro League storylines, THAT I watched. Very interesting.
