Deception
I hate it when EA is not forthcoming about their pack content. Take the Corner Stone Player Choice pack as an example. 5 rounds. 15 cards. The odds state. 92+...23% 90+...52% 86+..93% 84+..100%. S...
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It says that one card is guaranteed to be 84+ overall. That means the other cards are not guaranteed to be 84+ overall. And that means the other cards may be lower than 84 overall. I don't know how this is unclear to you. I think EA is making it pretty clear that the pack may contain lower than 84 overall cards even though they don't actually say it. I'm not against the idea of mentioning it somewhere, but I don't think it is necessary, and I don't think EA is making it deceptive by not mentioning it.
Bud. Just forget this text. You are not seeing my point. So no sense pursuing what you perceive to be all about percentages and assumptions. I think I stated my case as best I can. It has nothing to do with percentages. How many cards are in a pack, whatever. It only had to do, with the given facts stated. Nothing added on stating cards of lower value may be included. You have accepted the assumption premise because of opening packs and seeing first hand that there are cards below the 84. However. If you had never opened a pack before looking at the pack in question. What would you assert to be factual. Keep in mind when you answer that question. No where in the packs description does it say anything about possibilities of alternate cards. Just the probability of getting one of the 4 rated cards mentioned, and the odds of pulling one. Anyway. This whole thing is insignificant. My intention was to bring attention, that EA should clarify the contents more precisely, and not leave it to the buyer to assume its anything less. Appreciate your banter and your counter argument. Good luck in your EA endeavours going forward. Enjoyed reading your posts.
