I Remember
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I remember when inning bosses use to be the elite, cards you just had to have. Players that truly stand out....they so have gone away from that format this year. By not it should be well established players who automatically earn a spot on your team. Seems like this game is on its peak decline which I hate. By sixth inning it should be atleast the elite players. You went from trout and othani to Dustin and singleton. If that isn't throwing in the towel I don't know what is
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Guys like Mike Schmidt are out of the game because the people that matter to SDS don't give a rat's [censored] about how good the player actually was. Willi Castro > Willie Mays to that crowd
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@Teak2112_MLBTS Makes me sad. I'd give anything to have more Joe Carters, Willie Mays, Larry Doby, Jimmy Fox etc
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There used to be 3 inning bosses as well.....
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There used to be 3 inning bosses as well.....
And you could earn all 3 not have to buy one off the market. Inning paths also use to give out mor XP and were longer with better rewards, I predict the first couple of packs up 100XP will be
6 show packs
2 Ballin is a Habbit pack
All Star game pack (not the expensive ones)
some stubs
The first player reward
Rising Rookies pack
And a headliner pack -
- Collections have taken over for bosses.
- Chase cards have also taken over for bosses
- Switch hitters are more valued than HOFers
- Draft picks get high 90s cards before legend like Mantle, Mays, or Musial
- Power trumps all.
Inning bosses only cost time and a little grinding to earn. The game no longer rewards grinding, whether they are short or long grinds. The game rewards those who have the most stubs.
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Willi Castro > Willie Mays to that crowd
I love Willi Castro cards. He had a good week once (yes, I've used that joke before).
