Postseason Content Update - Division Series (10/15/24)
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I got missions in the Mets/Phillies program and the Yankees/Royals program
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@Easy_Duhz_It__PSN
You’re right. I see the missions now, but it’s weird that only some of them have it. -
@Easy_Duhz_It__PSN So you want to reward this BS? lol the teams that played in the WC games didn’t get very many cards. If I was a Tigers fan I’d be pissed with 2 cards in a great run. But ig that’s good enough for you. If you don’t hold them accountable then we get the BS that happened this year. But nah ya enjoy
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Who are the cards from the tigers/guardians series?
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Kerry Carpenter, lane Thomas and Cade Smith
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Kerry carpenter, Cade smith and lane Thomas. Bummed as a tigers fan we only get 1 card and of the 2 guardians players no kwan or rocchio. Underwhelming to put it lightly which is a great way to sum up the majority of this year’s game. Uggh.
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As someone who got bored with the game early in the year, for the last 2 or 3 weeks I've been way more engaged, playing a lot more and actively trying to keep up with content.
Its also nice now that I feel like once I get mantle or randy or whomever I'm grinding for I'm going to keep them for good
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No continuity again. Some have missions, some are all moments. Awful.
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At least make the conquest maps part of the programs
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Jeff Hoffman is the greatest pitcher ever
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@GoozeFn_PSN said in Postseason Content Update - Division Series (10/15/24):
No continuity again. Some have missions, some are all moments. Awful.
Every program should be a cookie cutter copy of all the previous programs. Then we can complain about how SDS is lazy and never switches things up.
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@Dolenz_PSN No, but they should do things that make sense. Give us different options to finish programs like they used to. Don’t just stop releasing season awards packs for the last 2 weeks of the season. I don’t mind them switching things up when the changes are positive. Everything about this year feels like they are throwing [censored] against the wall and nothing sticks.
