Dax317 said: Borstock said: BlackBoltRocks said: sh81 said: PenniesForEveryone said: sh81 said: Blindman13 said: Blade just hit 266 today, so I’ll have to decide how to handle that soon. The General concensus seems to be that its sensible to roster a dupe before you hit 266. That way if your dupe ends up ?/?/5 you dont face the potential of losing the 6th cover.I went a bit early, most say around 260 but I rostered some before, simply because I had the HP at the time so bought the slots. This is not a general consensus, just a good way to avoid cover loss due to poor RNG. Personally I'd rather have the 266 on my roster, and the champ rewards than take a small risk of having to sell a couple 3* covers later. I've flipped several 266s now and I think I have only had to sell one 3* cover ever due to poor RNG. Saves time managing the roster as well. I thought it was, read the exact point on here many times.Personally Im not in a rush for the last few rewards, I know they are coming regardless. The lost covers would grate on me more, especially as its completely avoidable.Personal preference of course. Allow me to quote @Dax317:"The biggest misconception that I see on a daily basis, especially on this forum, is that there is only ONE RIGHT way to play this game. You have to do it these certain pre-determined ways or you are wrong. I think that is what your post is really all about doing things the way that makes the game fun and enjoyable for yourself and not doing it the way of "Keeping up with the Jones". This is most prevalent when someone with a different point of view or suggestion from the norm gets attacked by the masses. For example, some one stated that selling anything but a 1 star roster was wasted. I said that was incorrect, because you received iso for said cover. I was set upon for stating my opinion. I said just different ways of looking at the same issues but others did the same thing. I understand the human condition to think our way is the right way, but one must understand there is more than one way to do most things. This game is no different. Find the way that you enjoy playing this game and play it that way. Because if you are not having fun, there is no point in playing."@sh81: play the game your way, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. It's not a misconception. It's math. There is an optimal way to play based on math, and that is what people are discussing. You still have the choice not to play that way, but misconception isn't the right word for that. Yes, there is an optimal way to play based on math, but that doesn't mean that is the right or correct way to play for everyone based on real life situations. So yes, misconception is the correct term. There many ways to play this game. Even the optimal way can be beaten by tappers so is optimal truly optimal or is tapping? The math would say tapping, but real life says the traditional optimal is the best way. So there is no one right way to play, even the math says so. Each player should play the way that brings them the most enjoyment.
Borstock said: BlackBoltRocks said: sh81 said: PenniesForEveryone said: sh81 said: Blindman13 said: Blade just hit 266 today, so I’ll have to decide how to handle that soon. The General concensus seems to be that its sensible to roster a dupe before you hit 266. That way if your dupe ends up ?/?/5 you dont face the potential of losing the 6th cover.I went a bit early, most say around 260 but I rostered some before, simply because I had the HP at the time so bought the slots. This is not a general consensus, just a good way to avoid cover loss due to poor RNG. Personally I'd rather have the 266 on my roster, and the champ rewards than take a small risk of having to sell a couple 3* covers later. I've flipped several 266s now and I think I have only had to sell one 3* cover ever due to poor RNG. Saves time managing the roster as well. I thought it was, read the exact point on here many times.Personally Im not in a rush for the last few rewards, I know they are coming regardless. The lost covers would grate on me more, especially as its completely avoidable.Personal preference of course. Allow me to quote @Dax317:"The biggest misconception that I see on a daily basis, especially on this forum, is that there is only ONE RIGHT way to play this game. You have to do it these certain pre-determined ways or you are wrong. I think that is what your post is really all about doing things the way that makes the game fun and enjoyable for yourself and not doing it the way of "Keeping up with the Jones". This is most prevalent when someone with a different point of view or suggestion from the norm gets attacked by the masses. For example, some one stated that selling anything but a 1 star roster was wasted. I said that was incorrect, because you received iso for said cover. I was set upon for stating my opinion. I said just different ways of looking at the same issues but others did the same thing. I understand the human condition to think our way is the right way, but one must understand there is more than one way to do most things. This game is no different. Find the way that you enjoy playing this game and play it that way. Because if you are not having fun, there is no point in playing."@sh81: play the game your way, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. It's not a misconception. It's math. There is an optimal way to play based on math, and that is what people are discussing. You still have the choice not to play that way, but misconception isn't the right word for that.
BlackBoltRocks said: sh81 said: PenniesForEveryone said: sh81 said: Blindman13 said: Blade just hit 266 today, so I’ll have to decide how to handle that soon. The General concensus seems to be that its sensible to roster a dupe before you hit 266. That way if your dupe ends up ?/?/5 you dont face the potential of losing the 6th cover.I went a bit early, most say around 260 but I rostered some before, simply because I had the HP at the time so bought the slots. This is not a general consensus, just a good way to avoid cover loss due to poor RNG. Personally I'd rather have the 266 on my roster, and the champ rewards than take a small risk of having to sell a couple 3* covers later. I've flipped several 266s now and I think I have only had to sell one 3* cover ever due to poor RNG. Saves time managing the roster as well. I thought it was, read the exact point on here many times.Personally Im not in a rush for the last few rewards, I know they are coming regardless. The lost covers would grate on me more, especially as its completely avoidable.Personal preference of course. Allow me to quote @Dax317:"The biggest misconception that I see on a daily basis, especially on this forum, is that there is only ONE RIGHT way to play this game. You have to do it these certain pre-determined ways or you are wrong. I think that is what your post is really all about doing things the way that makes the game fun and enjoyable for yourself and not doing it the way of "Keeping up with the Jones". This is most prevalent when someone with a different point of view or suggestion from the norm gets attacked by the masses. For example, some one stated that selling anything but a 1 star roster was wasted. I said that was incorrect, because you received iso for said cover. I was set upon for stating my opinion. I said just different ways of looking at the same issues but others did the same thing. I understand the human condition to think our way is the right way, but one must understand there is more than one way to do most things. This game is no different. Find the way that you enjoy playing this game and play it that way. Because if you are not having fun, there is no point in playing."@sh81: play the game your way, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise.
sh81 said: PenniesForEveryone said: sh81 said: Blindman13 said: Blade just hit 266 today, so I’ll have to decide how to handle that soon. The General concensus seems to be that its sensible to roster a dupe before you hit 266. That way if your dupe ends up ?/?/5 you dont face the potential of losing the 6th cover.I went a bit early, most say around 260 but I rostered some before, simply because I had the HP at the time so bought the slots. This is not a general consensus, just a good way to avoid cover loss due to poor RNG. Personally I'd rather have the 266 on my roster, and the champ rewards than take a small risk of having to sell a couple 3* covers later. I've flipped several 266s now and I think I have only had to sell one 3* cover ever due to poor RNG. Saves time managing the roster as well. I thought it was, read the exact point on here many times.Personally Im not in a rush for the last few rewards, I know they are coming regardless. The lost covers would grate on me more, especially as its completely avoidable.Personal preference of course.
PenniesForEveryone said: sh81 said: Blindman13 said: Blade just hit 266 today, so I’ll have to decide how to handle that soon. The General concensus seems to be that its sensible to roster a dupe before you hit 266. That way if your dupe ends up ?/?/5 you dont face the potential of losing the 6th cover.I went a bit early, most say around 260 but I rostered some before, simply because I had the HP at the time so bought the slots. This is not a general consensus, just a good way to avoid cover loss due to poor RNG. Personally I'd rather have the 266 on my roster, and the champ rewards than take a small risk of having to sell a couple 3* covers later. I've flipped several 266s now and I think I have only had to sell one 3* cover ever due to poor RNG. Saves time managing the roster as well.
sh81 said: Blindman13 said: Blade just hit 266 today, so I’ll have to decide how to handle that soon. The General concensus seems to be that its sensible to roster a dupe before you hit 266. That way if your dupe ends up ?/?/5 you dont face the potential of losing the 6th cover.I went a bit early, most say around 260 but I rostered some before, simply because I had the HP at the time so bought the slots.
Blindman13 said: Blade just hit 266 today, so I’ll have to decide how to handle that soon.
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