natej88

The regular legend challenges give non bnd cards. It's probably small potatoes at this point, but they are one of the few rewards that are auctionable/full training value

Seth Joyner incoming

So, as long as you get the w, no matter at what cost, that's what matters?

The only thing worse than spamming and glitching H2H is spamming and glitching the CPU

So here's my question. If I copy and pasted his abilities and play calling and go 21-4 in WL... Does that make me good?

In any game with RNG based outcomes , that's going to happen. Doesn't mean it's nefariously predetermined. Ive been playing Madden for a long time. And i've played plenty of games where it felt like The Madden gods didn't want me to win. Plenty of those came before ultimate team even existed, with my opponent sitting right next to me on a system that didn't have more than 16 bit graphics. Just the nature of the game my man. If you want it differently, put on a helmet go outside and start training

Trust me, our minds are blown by you as well. You just look like a bunch of babies crying because you lost. Trying to come up with some explanation for why you got beat. Maybe we actually have perspective and can look at things objectively. We don't feel like the game is rigged, even when everything seems to go against us. Bad luck, RNG came up 7 one too many times. Doesn't mean it's some diabolical mastermind conspiracy thought up by EA, a company that fucks up constantly and shoots themselves in the foot every other week

Your right it's 3.125%

That's what I don't quite get about the whole DDA conversation. Apparently sometimes DDA helps the lesser team win, sometimes it's to force you to get better cards, sometimes it's because you won too many games in a row, sometimes it's when you are losing. Just because in a particular game RNG favors your opponent more than you on 50/50 plays doesn't mean it's DDA. Last week at the casino I rolled a Hard Eight twice in a row and won $500. Sometimes it just the luck of the draw.

People cannot fathom they might be playing someone "better" than them. The concept of wins and losses affecting matchmaking is completely lost on them. But then people complain that matchmaking is broken? It makes no sense. Oh and I put better in quotation marks, because spamming cheese and knowing how to exploit the mechanics of a game doesn't make you better in my mind, but I digress.