I have cards with Quicksell value discrepancies. I have a 94 OVR that--according to mut.gg--should be quickselling for 19,000, but I can only quicksell it for 4,750. Why? Are there any other factors that go into determining Quicksell values other than the OVR of the card? And I would like to hear from EA on this. I don't want to hear from other community members unless it is to complain about the same issue.
i know the answer but unfortunatly i am no EA-employee...
The purpose behind asking that the question be answered by EA is because I have seen a potential answer, but every time that I have observed that potential answer it was from a source of questionable reliability. I want the answer to come form a source of reliable authority. In a customer service chat I have asked EA for the rules governing how they determine the Quicksell Values of the cards and they refused to answer. I also asked if the determination of Quicksell values is determined using any other factor other than the OVR of the card and they refused to answer.
The best source that I have seen on Quicksell values is madden-school.com, which indicates that Quicksell training values are tied directly to the OVR of the card with no other factor ever being in play: https://www.madden-school.com/madden-22-ultimate-team-quicksell-training-values/
In the absence of an explanation from a reliable source, it is my current belief that my Madden EA account is being targeted for some reason and I would like an explanation and/or for that targeting to stop. If you can provide your answer while providing it with where and how you obtained the answer--and that where and how is reliable--then that might be helpful.
AT Cards quicksells for full amount, NAT for 1/2 and NCAT for 1/4. for clarification in the appendix a 94 ovr of each kind from my own item binder.
LOCKED cards from official ea giveaway wins also quicksells for full amount.
Your photos contain the conclusion; the result of the application of a rule. I want to know the source of the rule. I want to see something from a reliable source that specifies what the rule is. You have reached the conclusion that NATs are 1/2 and NCATs are 1/4 Quicksell value by doing the math on the cards. Where is the rule that says that is what it is supposed to be? Maybe your cards are messed up, too.
Why doesn't madden-school.com -- probably the most reliable source on Madden that there is -- discuss these 1/2 and 1/4 rules in its explanation on how to obtain Training and Quickselling cards?
Why did EA itself refuse to give me the rules on Quickselling (so far)? Why did EA refuse to answer pointed questions about it, such as: Is there any other factor in play other than the OVR of the card? Such a simple question.
One nice thing about having the answer provided through someone else (other than EA) in a forum, such as yourself, is that it absolves EA of any responsibility for what you tell me. EA should be taking responsibility for its game and answering questions that I have about its game.
I want to know what the exact rule is, and I want to learn it from EA.
Community Admin@Zinch42
Are you asking what the actual thought process/design decision developers go through to determine why X item is worth more than others or are you asking why X card that you have at 90 OVR quicksells less than another 90 OVR card?
If it's card specific, it will help if you share the actual items that can be searched at muthead.com.
EA Answered only to ask a question!
I am asking: ⚽ What rules govern the determination of the Training Quicksell value of the card. 🏈 Is there any other factor that goes into the determination other than the OVR of the card? If so, then what?
Everything I have seen indicates that ALL cards are supposed to Quicksell for a predetermined amount of training, and that predetermined amount is set by OVR. The most reliable source of the predetermined amount is here: https://www.madden-school.com/madden-22-ultimate-team-quicksell-training-values/
The other anonymous individual on this post has indicated that NATs and NCATs Quicksell for a lower amount, 1/2 and 1/4 of that predetermined amount, respectively. I don't take that at face value. I want to hear from EA whether that is true or not.
Community Admin@Zinch42
Checking with the team to see if we can get an official answer on this. If we can get an answer for this I'll make sure to update this thread.
@EA_Blueberry Any update?
Also, I am currently not receiving the correct value of coins when I lose during Throwdown Showdown. I'm supposed to be receiving 400 coins per loss; instead, I'm receiving 25 coins per loss. Any idea why?
