@Dolenz_PSN said:
@rubicante23_PSN said:
Seriously, what is with the pack prices? They come out for more than the top card even sells for! And what's with the random unannounced drops? Seems lazy and pointless.
I don't see this as any different than what they have been doing for years. Tiered packs always have their base level cards at well beneath the cost of the pack. It's always been a gamble. It is never a sure thing. Are people wanting a guaranteed profit when buying packs?
Right now an hour after release
- Andrew Miller = 74k buy now and 66K sell now. So that pack does not cost more than the top guy
- Blake Treinen = 62K Buy Now and 48K buy now.
So the pack is not worth more than the top cards sell for. Probably by the time they dip that low, if they do, the pack will be no longer available.
And then watch their prices sore when you need to collect Veteran or 2nd Half Cards for a big collection later and these cards are no longer avaiable.
I have complained that SDS has been steering their ship towards monetization island for quite a number of years now but in this case I don't see this as any different than previous years.
I think he was meaning other packs - so far even their headliner of the packs sell for less than pack cost so even if you pull it you lose money.
Maybe this bullpen pack is different so far as far as potential profit.
But previous packs were completely weird spotlight etc, the main card is worth less than the pack cost so….whos buying them and why?
Never really seen that in past years.
These are different only because (so far) there is no other way to attain them in game other than buying the pack.
So SDS must have a program coming up and people buying these packs and/players are going to feel ripped off at current prices because of the way SDS is releasing them. It’s almost as if they’re trying to drain people of stubs now for a few days then have everyone punch themselves in the nuts.
Which further proves the totally correct idea:
Never, ever buy packs