EA Staff (Retired)(Can't wait for the excuse your going to give on this one, probably not even going to acknowledge it) =)
"Im not reading anything else."
Ahahahahahahaha! I didn't honestly expect you to stoop so low as to slam your head into the ground like an ostrich, but you just made my day.
So, in closing:
1) I really don't care what you think or do but you asked for the math, got shut down hard, and then ran away crying and that is all anyone here is going to remember. Well done.
2) Rushing crates is still the best method to get the most cards. It's simply more expensive now. Boo-hoo for you. If you had enough brain cells to realize this is actually a good thing for you, perhaps you could put your money to good use now, but it seems like that is a wasted concept since you still couldn't piece it together with 4 sources all stating the math behind it.
3) the topic at hand is the vault, not crate rushing. So you can try to twist the argument as much as you want, but it's not going to fly. If you had made a new post about crate rushing, sure, you might have a point. But you didn't, so sit down.
Not surprised you are protecting ea what is your profession? If the vault auto opened at 300 cards instead of paying for the vault it would be one thing but you have to pay for it with diamonds that you don’t get for free anymore sooo.....where is your rebuttal to that you can’t earn diamonds you have to purchase them or wait 100 days to earn enough diamonds
yea, personally I'm not a big fan of the current implimentation of the vault. I'd like a "free" option where you can open it at say 50 cards but it's like 39 common, 10 rares and 1 epic, or you can upgrade it for let's say 50 diamonds and then it locks again and needs to be filled with another 50 cards or something. Do this 5 times to get the max rate and we are good. Diamond users are happy because they get a great deal, freemium users are happy because it's not a feature thrown in their face every crate that they don't get.
Also throw in some credits, it's a vault after all, not a card binder =p
