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  • Ikasnu_PSNI Offline
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    @ItsaCanesthing said in Stop:

    @allmustfall16 said in Stop:

    @Ikasnu said in Stop:

    @allmustfall16 said in Stop:

    @SHOW_TIME_ryan said in Stop:

    People want to spend hundreds on digital cards that will be worthless in less than a year....go ahead.

    I’m buying REAL cards. Picked up an Autographed Acuña today and looking to get more. I’m building my collection to pass down to my kids when I’m gone.

    That to me is a way better investment than digital cards in a game that belongs in a garbage dump.

    I have 2/3s of the 1909-11 T206 set complete. And have some really rare backs. Been selling cards for 30 years. Now I only buy and sell Pre WW2 baseball cards. I also sell vintage toys from the late 70s and 80s. Today’s cards are risky long term as an investment. But in the short term are a good way to make money.

    And I still buy stubs when I want. I like the Show. Don’t mind spending some money on it. Been a baseball fan for over 40 years.

    I’ll say it again. Instead of judging people for buying something they want, even if you don’t understand it, who gives a ****? It’s my money. I’m literally not worried about how anybody spends their money. Also, just because some people buy stubs doesn’t mean they don’t have their finances in order. Shouldn’t have to flex on a video game forum to get the point across that buying stubs isn’t a big deal to everyone.

    I respect the no money spent crowd. I really do. But my time is worth more than grinding all year for something. You think it’s free, but your time is worth more.

    Only player out there that's a safe bet is Mike Trout rookies and autos.

    Of all the sports, Him, Tom Brady, LeBron James.

    Everything else 10-20 years from now won’t be worth half of what it’s going for.

    I do like the fact they have got creative with cards and really are doing a good job with only releasing certain amounts. That will help.

    But yeah, Trout’s stuff is going to be great down the road.

    Wait, are you saying my 1986 Donruss Jose Canseco Rated Rookie card is worthless ??!?!?

    If it's a graded 10 it could be around the $200 range. A 9 ranks around $40.

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  • Ikasnu_PSNI Offline
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    Ikasnu_PSN
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    #38

    @dbarmonstar said in Stop:

    I have a lot of cards from the 80's and 90's I stop collecting late 90's when I joined the Military. Got back into it a little in the 200's mostly buying cards at yard sales. But nothing big. I do not collect to sell cards. Wish I could afford the older cards maybe one day. My collection will go to my kids and they can do what they wish with it.

    80s and 90s are incredibly cheap because they were over printed. They've been dubbed the "junk wax era" and you can find full boxes for $30 if not less.

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    PhatWhiteOwl
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    @Son_of_the_Blood said in Stop:

    Hammertime

    My, my, my, my music hits me so hard
    Makes me say, "Oh my Lord,
    Thank you for blessing me
    With a mind to rhyme and two hype feet."

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  • dbarmonstar_PSND Offline
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    @Ikasnu said in Stop:

    @dbarmonstar said in Stop:

    I have a lot of cards from the 80's and 90's I stop collecting late 90's when I joined the Military. Got back into it a little in the 200's mostly buying cards at yard sales. But nothing big. I do not collect to sell cards. Wish I could afford the older cards maybe one day. My collection will go to my kids and they can do what they wish with it.

    80s and 90s are incredibly cheap because they were over printed. They've been dubbed the "junk wax era" and you can find full boxes for $30 if not less.

    Yeah I know. At least we only paid 25 cents and 50 cents back then for a pack of cards with a piece of gum lol. Then when Upper Deck came out that change the prices of packs.

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  • dbarmonstar_PSND Offline
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    #41

    @Ikasnu said in Stop:

    @ItsaCanesthing said in Stop:

    @allmustfall16 said in Stop:

    @Ikasnu said in Stop:

    @allmustfall16 said in Stop:

    @SHOW_TIME_ryan said in Stop:

    People want to spend hundreds on digital cards that will be worthless in less than a year....go ahead.

    I’m buying REAL cards. Picked up an Autographed Acuña today and looking to get more. I’m building my collection to pass down to my kids when I’m gone.

    That to me is a way better investment than digital cards in a game that belongs in a garbage dump.

    I have 2/3s of the 1909-11 T206 set complete. And have some really rare backs. Been selling cards for 30 years. Now I only buy and sell Pre WW2 baseball cards. I also sell vintage toys from the late 70s and 80s. Today’s cards are risky long term as an investment. But in the short term are a good way to make money.

    And I still buy stubs when I want. I like the Show. Don’t mind spending some money on it. Been a baseball fan for over 40 years.

    I’ll say it again. Instead of judging people for buying something they want, even if you don’t understand it, who gives a ****? It’s my money. I’m literally not worried about how anybody spends their money. Also, just because some people buy stubs doesn’t mean they don’t have their finances in order. Shouldn’t have to flex on a video game forum to get the point across that buying stubs isn’t a big deal to everyone.

    I respect the no money spent crowd. I really do. But my time is worth more than grinding all year for something. You think it’s free, but your time is worth more.

    Only player out there that's a safe bet is Mike Trout rookies and autos.

    Of all the sports, Him, Tom Brady, LeBron James.

    Everything else 10-20 years from now won’t be worth half of what it’s going for.

    I do like the fact they have got creative with cards and really are doing a good job with only releasing certain amounts. That will help.

    But yeah, Trout’s stuff is going to be great down the road.

    Wait, are you saying my 1986 Donruss Jose Canseco Rated Rookie card is worthless ??!?!?

    If it's a graded 10 it could be around the $200 range. A 9 ranks around $40.

    how much is it to get a card graded?

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  • DustyDelap_PSND Offline
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    #42

    @Son_of_the_Blood said in Stop:

    Hammertime

    Beat me to it brother!!!

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  • DustyDelap_PSND Offline
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    @dap1234567890 said in Stop:

    @Jags012 said in Stop:

    Stop spending stimulus money on stubs.

    You should not do that because

    1. The game is broken
    2. It makes the game worse for everyone else b/c it causes inflation, and
    3. Most notably, it is an irresponsible way to manage your money during a time of crisis. Spend your stimulus on struggling local businesses, not a video game.

    YOU need to STOP telling people what they should do with THEIR money!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Amen!!!

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  • GerryHeisenbergG Offline
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    GerryHeisenberg
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    #44

    @raesONE said in Stop:

    1. I'm not.
    2. Mind your own business.

    Amen

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  • GerryHeisenbergG Offline
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    GerryHeisenberg
    replied to Guest on last edited by
    #45

    @Jags012 said in Stop:

    Stop spending stimulus money on stubs.

    You should not do that because

    1. The game is broken
    2. It makes the game worse for everyone else b/c it causes inflation, and
    3. Most notably, it is an irresponsible way to manage your money during a time of crisis. Spend your stimulus on struggling local businesses, not a video game.

    Ok fun and stimulus police chief

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  • Ikasnu_PSNI Offline
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    Ikasnu_PSN
    replied to Guest on last edited by
    #46

    @dbarmonstar said in Stop:

    @Ikasnu said in Stop:

    @ItsaCanesthing said in Stop:

    @allmustfall16 said in Stop:

    @Ikasnu said in Stop:

    @allmustfall16 said in Stop:

    @SHOW_TIME_ryan said in Stop:

    People want to spend hundreds on digital cards that will be worthless in less than a year....go ahead.

    I’m buying REAL cards. Picked up an Autographed Acuña today and looking to get more. I’m building my collection to pass down to my kids when I’m gone.

    That to me is a way better investment than digital cards in a game that belongs in a garbage dump.

    I have 2/3s of the 1909-11 T206 set complete. And have some really rare backs. Been selling cards for 30 years. Now I only buy and sell Pre WW2 baseball cards. I also sell vintage toys from the late 70s and 80s. Today’s cards are risky long term as an investment. But in the short term are a good way to make money.

    And I still buy stubs when I want. I like the Show. Don’t mind spending some money on it. Been a baseball fan for over 40 years.

    I’ll say it again. Instead of judging people for buying something they want, even if you don’t understand it, who gives a ****? It’s my money. I’m literally not worried about how anybody spends their money. Also, just because some people buy stubs doesn’t mean they don’t have their finances in order. Shouldn’t have to flex on a video game forum to get the point across that buying stubs isn’t a big deal to everyone.

    I respect the no money spent crowd. I really do. But my time is worth more than grinding all year for something. You think it’s free, but your time is worth more.

    Only player out there that's a safe bet is Mike Trout rookies and autos.

    Of all the sports, Him, Tom Brady, LeBron James.

    Everything else 10-20 years from now won’t be worth half of what it’s going for.

    I do like the fact they have got creative with cards and really are doing a good job with only releasing certain amounts. That will help.

    But yeah, Trout’s stuff is going to be great down the road.

    Wait, are you saying my 1986 Donruss Jose Canseco Rated Rookie card is worthless ??!?!?

    If it's a graded 10 it could be around the $200 range. A 9 ranks around $40.

    how much is it to get a card graded?

    I think PSA charges $20 per card.

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  • dbarmonstar_PSND Offline
    dbarmonstar_PSND Offline
    dbarmonstar_PSN
    replied to Guest on last edited by
    #47

    @Ikasnu said in Stop:

    @dbarmonstar said in Stop:

    @Ikasnu said in Stop:

    @ItsaCanesthing said in Stop:

    @allmustfall16 said in Stop:

    @Ikasnu said in Stop:

    @allmustfall16 said in Stop:

    @SHOW_TIME_ryan said in Stop:

    People want to spend hundreds on digital cards that will be worthless in less than a year....go ahead.

    I’m buying REAL cards. Picked up an Autographed Acuña today and looking to get more. I’m building my collection to pass down to my kids when I’m gone.

    That to me is a way better investment than digital cards in a game that belongs in a garbage dump.

    I have 2/3s of the 1909-11 T206 set complete. And have some really rare backs. Been selling cards for 30 years. Now I only buy and sell Pre WW2 baseball cards. I also sell vintage toys from the late 70s and 80s. Today’s cards are risky long term as an investment. But in the short term are a good way to make money.

    And I still buy stubs when I want. I like the Show. Don’t mind spending some money on it. Been a baseball fan for over 40 years.

    I’ll say it again. Instead of judging people for buying something they want, even if you don’t understand it, who gives a ****? It’s my money. I’m literally not worried about how anybody spends their money. Also, just because some people buy stubs doesn’t mean they don’t have their finances in order. Shouldn’t have to flex on a video game forum to get the point across that buying stubs isn’t a big deal to everyone.

    I respect the no money spent crowd. I really do. But my time is worth more than grinding all year for something. You think it’s free, but your time is worth more.

    Only player out there that's a safe bet is Mike Trout rookies and autos.

    Of all the sports, Him, Tom Brady, LeBron James.

    Everything else 10-20 years from now won’t be worth half of what it’s going for.

    I do like the fact they have got creative with cards and really are doing a good job with only releasing certain amounts. That will help.

    But yeah, Trout’s stuff is going to be great down the road.

    Wait, are you saying my 1986 Donruss Jose Canseco Rated Rookie card is worthless ??!?!?

    If it's a graded 10 it could be around the $200 range. A 9 ranks around $40.

    how much is it to get a card graded?

    I think PSA charges $20 per card.

    Oh that is not that bad.

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  • dbarmonstar_PSND Offline
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    dbarmonstar_PSN
    replied to Guest on last edited by
    #48

    @dbarmonstar said in Stop:

    @Ikasnu said in Stop:

    @dbarmonstar said in Stop:

    @Ikasnu said in Stop:

    @ItsaCanesthing said in Stop:

    @allmustfall16 said in Stop:

    @Ikasnu said in Stop:

    @allmustfall16 said in Stop:

    @SHOW_TIME_ryan said in Stop:

    People want to spend hundreds on digital cards that will be worthless in less than a year....go ahead.

    I’m buying REAL cards. Picked up an Autographed Acuña today and looking to get more. I’m building my collection to pass down to my kids when I’m gone.

    That to me is a way better investment than digital cards in a game that belongs in a garbage dump.

    I have 2/3s of the 1909-11 T206 set complete. And have some really rare backs. Been selling cards for 30 years. Now I only buy and sell Pre WW2 baseball cards. I also sell vintage toys from the late 70s and 80s. Today’s cards are risky long term as an investment. But in the short term are a good way to make money.

    And I still buy stubs when I want. I like the Show. Don’t mind spending some money on it. Been a baseball fan for over 40 years.

    I’ll say it again. Instead of judging people for buying something they want, even if you don’t understand it, who gives a ****? It’s my money. I’m literally not worried about how anybody spends their money. Also, just because some people buy stubs doesn’t mean they don’t have their finances in order. Shouldn’t have to flex on a video game forum to get the point across that buying stubs isn’t a big deal to everyone.

    I respect the no money spent crowd. I really do. But my time is worth more than grinding all year for something. You think it’s free, but your time is worth more.

    Only player out there that's a safe bet is Mike Trout rookies and autos.

    Of all the sports, Him, Tom Brady, LeBron James.

    Everything else 10-20 years from now won’t be worth half of what it’s going for.

    I do like the fact they have got creative with cards and really are doing a good job with only releasing certain amounts. That will help.

    But yeah, Trout’s stuff is going to be great down the road.

    Wait, are you saying my 1986 Donruss Jose Canseco Rated Rookie card is worthless ??!?!?

    If it's a graded 10 it could be around the $200 range. A 9 ranks around $40.

    how much is it to get a card graded?

    I think PSA charges $20 per card.

    Oh that is not that bad.

    I have a friend who made a killing on Bellinger's rookie cards after he won the MVP

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    @SHOW_TIME_ryan said in Stop:

    @LankyRyan said in Stop:

    If you're in a position to spend real money to buy fake currency so you can have digital cards in a video game with short life cycle, go for it.

    I'm not in that position.

    I could drop $500 a week without blinking if I wanted to. But NO WAY I’m supporting this trash game and garbage company that can’t even respond to it’s consumers.

    Why would I? So I can take my players that I spent hundreds of real dollars on into a game only for the game to be in more control of them than me?? I’m currently playing a few conquest games a day with a team of players I like and got for free....that’s all I’m doing this year.

    Stop acting like your rich please. Thank you

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    @LankyRyan said in Stop:

    @Captain_Chegster said in Stop:

    @LankyRyan said in Stop:

    @SHOW_TIME_ryan said in Stop:

    @LankyRyan said in Stop:

    If you're in a position to spend real money to buy fake currency so you can have digital cards in a video game with short life cycle, go for it.

    I'm not in that position.

    I could drop $500 a week without blinking if I wanted to. But NO WAY I’m supporting this trash game and garbage company that can’t even respond to it’s consumers.

    Why would I? So I can take my players that I spent hundreds of real dollars on into a game only for the game to be in more control of them than me?? I’m currently playing a few conquest games a day with a team of players I like and got for free....that’s all I’m doing this year.

    The only logical explanation is they're being adversely impacted by the whole world, you know, melting around us. The content was probably created and packaged months ago and is just being pushed to us on a scheduled timeline.

    There's no way they're not working on at least the fielding, especially considering how much bad press they're getting via the players tourney. For now, I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt that they'll eventually turn this into a game that's ready to be released.

    I was unable to watch the tourney. Is there any highlights of the players bad mouthing the game?

    I find it unbelievable that it’s hard to find any negative press on this game on Google or YouTube. Especially in the [censored] state this game is in.

    Not a ton of bad mouthing, but a lot of moments like this where you can see MLB players physically holding in rage and expletives

    Lmao. Thank you that was great. I found an even better one if you want to see thanks to your link.

    This game is broken.

    https://clips.twitch.tv/AnimatedTolerantPepperPhilosoraptor

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    @Captain_Chegster said in Stop:

    @LankyRyan said in Stop:

    @Captain_Chegster said in Stop:

    @LankyRyan said in Stop:

    @SHOW_TIME_ryan said in Stop:

    @LankyRyan said in Stop:

    If you're in a position to spend real money to buy fake currency so you can have digital cards in a video game with short life cycle, go for it.

    I'm not in that position.

    I could drop $500 a week without blinking if I wanted to. But NO WAY I’m supporting this trash game and garbage company that can’t even respond to it’s consumers.

    Why would I? So I can take my players that I spent hundreds of real dollars on into a game only for the game to be in more control of them than me?? I’m currently playing a few conquest games a day with a team of players I like and got for free....that’s all I’m doing this year.

    The only logical explanation is they're being adversely impacted by the whole world, you know, melting around us. The content was probably created and packaged months ago and is just being pushed to us on a scheduled timeline.

    There's no way they're not working on at least the fielding, especially considering how much bad press they're getting via the players tourney. For now, I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt that they'll eventually turn this into a game that's ready to be released.

    I was unable to watch the tourney. Is there any highlights of the players bad mouthing the game?

    I find it unbelievable that it’s hard to find any negative press on this game on Google or YouTube. Especially in the [censored] state this game is in.

    Not a ton of bad mouthing, but a lot of moments like this where you can see MLB players physically holding in rage and expletives

    Lmao. Thank you that was great. I found an even better one if you want to see thanks to your link.

    This game is broken.

    https://clips.twitch.tv/AnimatedTolerantPepperPhilosoraptor

    Haha yeah man I agree

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