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Quote from Snogoer >> Any chance you could send another invitation to the discord? Would be appreciated. https://discord.gg/K7hnmy

The PC AH can get bad but if you list something at a reasonable price (no more than 20% more than console prices) it should sell. Getting coins on PC is very easy so at this point most players have god squads with all the players they want or need. Because of that people don't buy cards unless they think it is a good deal or if it is a rare card that does not pop up on the AH often.   I am not saying you do this, but if people would start listing cards for reasonable prices rather than listing a 96 Ghost of Madden Past Brian Dawkins for 775,000 coins (141% more than it sells for on console) we would have a significantly more active AH. But people are selfish (which I partially understand because we all want more coins) and if they want to list a card and it's the only one on the AH, they jack up the price to 2x console prices hoping someone is desperate enough to buy it when in reality it won't sell and then they complain that the PC AH is dead. On a side note, join the

Quote from Magkneezum >> Yeah it sucks, same reason Rashann Melvin doesn't chem up for the Bucs either... 🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️ But we got McDaniel today!!!!👍👍👍 The real question is if Frank Gore can get Eagles chem if he ends up getting a power up

Quote from pauliev31 >> Great info!  Thanks for all your work Thank you!

Quote from neugey24 >> One thing jgb - did you specifically tally the numbers based on the Legends program?  Or include all historical players?  For instance, guys like Ricky Williams and Terrell Owens have cards and are definitely historical players, but just not Legend cards. I included all players that are no longer active that had cards released (minus Ricky Williams this year and LT last year). So players like Walter Payton, Dick Butkus, Calvin Johnson, etc are all included. I did the same for last year as well and included Randy moss, Ray Lewis, etc who were released outside of the Legends Program

Thanks! Yup. I went through the data on here and kept tab of everything in that Google Sheet I shared.

Yeah I was surprised myself. I expected the Steelers, Vikings, Eagles, 49ers, or Redskins to have the most, but both the Ravens and Jets have more. I guess it just seems that way since there have not been many Legends released with the Ravens or Jets as their default team

Data can be reviewed here Please let me know if I am missing any players or of any incorrect data There were 92 individual Legends released in MUT 19 before the Ultimate Legends Program. This includes Legends that were released outside of the Legends Program. In MUT 18, there were 81 legends released before the drop of Ultimate Legends 38 of the 92 Legends had a 2nd card released. Last year in MUT 18, 9 of the 80 legends had a 2nd card released before their Ultimate Legend There are 17 Legends who have not received Power Up cards yet Larry Allen is the only 91 OVR Legend who has not been upgraded yet. Bryant Young, Everson Walls, Dermonti Dawson, & Kevin Greene all have yet to receive upgrades from their 92 OVR Legend 44 of the Legends did not have a Legends card last year.

Thanks to everyone who took the survey! It isn’t a perfect survey and I apologize if some answers were too detailed or leading. I received 790 responses.   Here are the results.   - 51% of respondents (403 people) gave MUT in Madden 19 a 4/5 and felt it was good. Only 8.4% feel it is a 5/5 or great. 32.8% feel it is just okay, giving it a 3/5 - About 64% of respondents have played MUT the past few years. Only 7.7% said this is their first year playing MUT - 35.8% of the respondents (283 people) said they plan to play MUT all the way through the release of Madden 20. 20.5% plan to quit in the spring. 16.1% plan to quit in the summer.14.8% plan to quit around the Super Bowl. 7.3% said they already quit - At a minimum, the 790 respondents spent $151,914. When using the maximum amounts, the respondents spent $224,486. So lets go in the middle and say the respondents spent $188,200. Even with nearly 20% saying they are NMS, that comes out to an average of $238.23 per person.

Last bump! I am at 500 responses right now. Help me get some more