My position has been that I don't mind the Finest exchanges because you actually have the option to earn these cards via gameplay and chipping away at it, instead of just buying it with stubs like so many other cards.
The counter is: thats a lot of live series, it would take forever to earn all that
So, partly because Ive needed an excuse to jump back into the game, I'm going to test this.
I will be seeing how long it takes to finish this using only things I feel the average daily player of the game would have access to
-No older conquests, except repeatable
-Only program rewards that have yet to be released as of this morning, except the 88+ inning path because I feel the average player hasnt gotten there yet
-Anything the long term miniseason goals are in play as most wouldnt have done those. I don't plan on doing the 1k total bases one
-I will always prioritize cards I dont have with the vault packs, which is a LOT more than most because i typically only buy online cards with stubs
-I will quicksell any live series diamonds I luck into with todays roster update
-If I start having absurd pack luck Ill quick sell a few there as well
This is more for my own curiosity, obviously the community thinks these exchanges are an affront to humanity and that isnt likely to change. but I do want a sense of how reasonable this really is for people who do it the more natural way and see if Im off base in my thinking and have to eat Pete Crow