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The card limit has ruined the game for me. I loved investing heavily and making stubs then to gamble them on packs and lose 95% of the time. Wasn't upset the pack odds were so bad and more frequently under the ratios posted, because I could make it back, or spend a few bucks to get back to where I was. It also kept me involved with watching real baseball so I could track who was doing well and who wasn't, but with a 20 card limit who cares. I have historically spent a decent sum on EA games and quit Madden 2 years ago because they made any sort of lucky profiting on rolls obsolete and now I'm on my last year of MLB because of the 20 card limit that takes the joy of investing away. I'll let my wallet do the talking and as of now it is closed for EA business.

Very upset with the changes to the game this year, it is basically dead to me now. I loved investing and how the game correlated with real life stats, I liked flipping silvers into golds, making stubs to build rosters and gameplay as long as I can somewhat keep up with new players. Now there are limits on everything so investing is out, gold exchanges are basically out, gambling on equipment packs are out. Now I grind to get 150 packs and don't pull any diamond cards even thought the odds say I should (wasn't as bad when I could invest and potentially make stubbs). Pay $100 and open two bundles to not get any diamonds, then get 2 gold players in the chase packs. I don't have time to put 500 hours into the game to likely not even complete team diamonds with the horrible pull rates. A game I used to love is now not enjoyable at all.

I normally spend a decent amount on this game each year but EA is forcing me to speak with my wallet. You can chalk me up as lost financial support for EA. They had already lost me in Madden 2 years ago and now lost me for MLB the show as of today.