My Final P5 of the year
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Spending the rest of the time P1-ing as many as I can (52 LS, 576 Legends/Flashbacks), but with the final former Tiger P5ed, I'm done on that front for 2021.
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Man that's some serious dedication
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I still have 0 P5.
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Holy [censored] dude.
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@ikasnu_psn said in My Final P5 of the year:
I still have 0 P5.
Same. I have switched my roster so often, I have yet to P5 anyone despite playing a few hours everyday for months.
Congrats dude. That's nuts
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@ericulous1_psn said in My Final P5 of the year:
@ikasnu_psn said in My Final P5 of the year:
I still have 0 P5.
Same. I have switched my roster so often, I have yet to P5 anyone despite playing a few hours everyday for months.
Congrats dude. That's nuts
That offline grind is slow. I know you play a lot and can't believe no P5. I didn't play online until Moonshot event and didn't play Ranked until like September. I am at about 30 or so p5 players. My goal is to hit 100 p5 players for 22. Crazy but a pointless goal to go for.
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@virusts_xbl said in My Final P5 of the year:
@ericulous1_psn said in My Final P5 of the year:
@ikasnu_psn said in My Final P5 of the year:
I still have 0 P5.
Same. I have switched my roster so often, I have yet to P5 anyone despite playing a few hours everyday for months.
Congrats dude. That's nuts
That offline grind is slow. I know you play a lot and can't believe no P5. I didn't play online until Moonshot event and didn't play Ranked until like September. I am at about 30 or so p5 players. My goal is to hit 100 p5 players for 22. Crazy but a pointless goal to go for.
Eh, it's a fun goal nonetheless, to go for. You'll do it.
I was really focused on using as many players regularly as I could. Just an example, for each Team Affinity, I had 6 rosters made up entirely of that division. It makes for some really amazing teams. As a result, I'm spread too thin. I think for 22, I'm gonna focus on getting as many P5s as possible.
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@savefarris_psn said in My Final P5 of the year:
Spending the rest of the time
ANDDDDD... formatting your spreadsheets for MLB 22.
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The biggest part of the project every year is entering the Live Roster data. I’ve got to work on 4/2 this year (so no playing on Early Access Saturday. GRRRRR!!) … BUT there should be enough downtime during the day that I can bring my laptop and hammer out most of the LS roster data entry.
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I have at least 10 at P5 that is off the top of my head
Oswalt
Fernando x2
Hershiser
Blue
Murray
Chipper
Jackie Robinson
Mantle
SniderPiazza is taking forever to P5, He is at P4,
Wagner P4P4 no long using
Bets AW and LS
Muncy LS
Kershaw Sig -
Thanks for being our Show-storian. I really am curious what info goes into the spread sheets. What numbers are you keeping track of? I know you document programs, rewards etc. Just curious what else.
Signed- a big baseball nerd who loves lists and spreadsheets
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Sheet 1: live series
OVR
Owned/not
Player
Price paid
Team
Pos
How acquired
P-DatesSheet 2: teams
Purchase info/totals
Dates Finished
Collect rewards
TA rewards
Various assundry other notesSheet 3: Sales
Register of everything bought/sold + profit calcs
Sheet 4: calendar
List of all daily rewards + profit totals for each day
Sheet 5: Flashbacks
Owned/not
Purchase price
Team/player/pos
Card type
Year (if applicable)
OVR
Purchaseable?
How to acquire
Release date
Acquire date
P-datesSheet 6: non player items
Level
Owned/not
Price
Type
Name
How acquired
Acquire dateSheet 7: card log
All cards earned/pack results along w/ duplicate flags and running totals of Golds/diamond players pulled
Sheet 8: game log
Mode
Difficulty
Opponent
Result
Box Score
Player of the game
Notes (conquest completion, ranked/event record)Sheet 9: iTunes. (Don’t ask)
If I had my druthers, I’d rather have an access database to better track pack results and duplicate status, BUT the portability of google sheets ultimately won out.
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My final one was Nolan Ryan. Got him to V just yesterday.
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@savefarris_psn said in My Final P5 of the year:
Sheet 1: live series
OVR
Owned/not
Player
Price paid
Team
Pos
How acquired
P-DatesSheet 2: teams
Purchase info/totals
Dates Finished
Collect rewards
TA rewards
Various assundry other notesSheet 3: Sales
Register of everything bought/sold + profit calcs
Sheet 4: calendar
List of all daily rewards + profit totals for each day
Sheet 5: Flashbacks
Owned/not
Purchase price
Team/player/pos
Card type
Year (if applicable)
OVR
Purchaseable?
How to acquire
Release date
Acquire date
P-datesSheet 6: non player items
Level
Owned/not
Price
Type
Name
How acquired
Acquire dateSheet 7: card log
All cards earned/pack results along w/ duplicate flags and running totals of Golds/diamond players pulled
Sheet 8: game log
Mode
Difficulty
Opponent
Result
Box Score
Player of the game
Notes (conquest completion, ranked/event record)Sheet 9: iTunes. (Don’t ask)
If I had my druthers, I’d rather have an access database to better track pack results and duplicate status, BUT the portability of google sheets ultimately won out.
Wow!!!!! Are you this methodical and thorough with Baseball as a whole or just the video game? It's pretty impressive. And I love making lists, Journaling and documenting hobbies, so this is way cool.
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It’s (more or less) the only game I play, so it’s worth it for me.
I used to be that methodical with real MLB when me and my buddies were in a fantasy league, but I kept smoking them every year so they all quit.
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