Paralleling players
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Why are there so many f*ves here?
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Holy [censored]. That is.... a lot. I thought I had a lot at 92 P5. Also how to keep track of that many? Is there some kind of kind of software? Showzone?
You've misinterpreted, I'm afraid.
#499 is the P5 number on my Curiel.
I only have 37 P5 cards (#38 in an hour.)
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Oh i see lol. I get it now. My bad.
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I finally got my first reliever(Latz)to P5, and am not removing him!! Still have 94 Elly on my team as well.
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IE: IMO I think Derek Curiel is the best LF card in the game right now.
I already have him P5.
Excellent choice. #Geaux
My numbers:
P0: 8955
P1: 4450
P2: 2481
P3: 1329
P4: 701
P5: 499Though to answer the question, I probably won’t use him again until I start chasing the Pirates #1 fan icon at the end of the year.
This is probably a stupid question but how do you find these numbers?
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For me it matters on if I have another player in that position that has similar stats and I do well when batting. There are just some cards that due to their swings that I just can't hit with. Jordan Walker's HR Derby card is a good example for me, since with him all I do is hit either fly outs or ground outs to the short stop.
My current squad has 6 players at P5, that came out originally as 92 to 94's, but I don't seem to hit well with newer cards that are starting out at 96 to 99's. So, so I still use the older cards.
Psy
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once a pitcher is green he gets subbed out, once a position player is orange they get subbed, exceptions are made for limited rosters in battle royal or events. If its a new mets card then i might try to get a higher parallel quicker. I laugh when i see a squad of old cards that are all P5, doesnt that get boring? doesnt it get frustrating using the same cards and still getting beat?
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@NotesOfJohn_PSN I dunno, I only JUST took the 88 ovr TN Justin Crawford out of my lineup two weeks ago, and he was from super early on- just couldn't take his speed and contact out of my lineup.
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@Sarge1387_PSN I’m still starting Crawford
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@ApolloZ_99_MLBTS It's incredible how useful (and criminally underrated) some of those cards can be. That one has always played well above it's rating for me.
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This is probably a stupid question but how do you find these numbers?
Hit triangle (or whatever the Xbox control is to bring up a card’s detail screens.). Scroll down to the screen with the graph that shows how much PXP you’ve earned with the card.
In the bottom right of the screen, it’ll show you the parallel number you earned for that level. If you R1/R2, you can see the number for the other parallel levels. (It’ll also give you the name and date of who got there first).
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@TheGoaler_MLBTS
I love the card. I only play offline on all-star but I have him P5 100 innings pitched and has not allowed a run with only 10 hits against. CPU hitting is a joke but still impressive.
