chaodck

Yeah I think the experience you get from games is quite valuable. Spending 15k on the tickets is pretty decent, and if you win 6 games you get the tickets back, and you might pull a decent player, plus the coin rewards. When I don't have Solos to play, I play MUT Draft.

The only way to Tier 5 and 6 Chems is to have a full lineup with all the players in their correct positions. So I'm filling the team.

Regarding a time/xp ratio, with guaranteed success I think the Gauntlet FG 25 yd is the best. You get 45 XP every time you do it (25 for winning the challenge, 20 for scoring 3 points), and you spend like 1 minute per challenge, including loading screens. It's not much, but it's the most efficient way I think and guarantees success as you never get the kick blocked and if you fail a 25yd FG in rookie you don't deserve the XP.

Quote from JMalaise >> Quote from chaodck >> Regarding your Chem question, offensive chemistries don't do much regarding OVR, from my knowledge at least. I've got Tier 6 Go Deep, and only have 2 players with OVR boosts, Journey Carson Wentz went from 89 to 90 and Legend PU Tim Brown went from 75 to 76.   On the other hand, Defensive chems impact OVR ratings a ton. I've got Tier 6 Lock Down, and all my Linebackers and Secondary have +1 OVR. I've got a full 89 secondary (HoF Woodson, Legend PU Sean Taylor, PU Kam, PU AJ Bouye).

Regarding your Chem question, offensive chemistries don't do much regarding OVR, from my knowledge at least. I've got Tier 6 Go Deep, and only have 2 players with OVR boosts, Journey Carson Wentz went from 89 to 90 and Legend PU Tim Brown went from 75 to 76.   On the other hand, Defensive chems impact OVR ratings a ton. I've got Tier 6 Lock Down, and all my Linebackers and Secondary have +1 OVR. I've got a full 89 secondary (HoF Woodson, Legend PU Sean Taylor, PU Kam, PU AJ Bouye).   I think it's got to do with the boosted attributes, ZCV, MCV, PRC and CTH impact heavily OVR, while DAC, BSK and THP, impact QB's but not that much, while DRR, BPR and SPC don't do much for WR's and TE's.

Quote from mvandor >> Quote from chaodck >> Quote from mvandor >> When you are powering up a player say you have an 80-82 pass. When you go to power up a player from 80-82 it should ask you if you want to use the pass.

91 mate, Dennis Rodman style. Thanks for the giveaways lad!

Quote from mvandor >> When you are powering up a player say you have an 80-82 pass. When you go to power up a player from 80-82 it should ask you if you want to use the pass.   FYI I believe the 80-82 pass is glitched as I've had several players I took from 80-82 and it never allowed me to use that pass. Others I was able to use. I used my 80-82 PU Pass to upgrade the final step of my PU Amari Cooper. Instead of buying Cooper's base Elite card for around 15k, I used the PU Pass, getting my 83 PU Amari Cooper card. But the game didnt' "ask me", you use it, going to the upgrade menu, then getting your PU player all te way to 79, 80 or 81 (depending on who your upgrading), then selecting the "card" upgrade and select the powerup from your binder.

I think it's this:                    FS                                 SS                          SLB1  SLB2                     RRE                  RLE CB      CB         RDT1  RDT2                    CB

Quote from Virgil >> How do you use these power up cards?  I have an 82-83, but can’t figure it out  The one you have is either 80-82 or 83-85. What the powerup pass allows you to do is to replace a player within that OVR value in the upgrade required to fully power up his base power up card.   For instance, I used the 80-82 PU pass to make Amari Cooper 68 PU card into an 83 Elite, spending around 80 Training Points plus the PU pass card. I used my first 83-85 PU pass to make Kam Chancellor into an 88 Elite, spending around 200 TP, the PU pass card and the 87 Kam I got from Campaign. I saved around 60k coins by using this PU passes instead of buying them Base Elites from the AH to do the power ups.