[daveydigi420]

I have somewhat of a conspiracy theory on all of this. I feel like there is something in the algorithm for pack openings that factors in either the L10 value of the card or the type of card. In other words, if you get a diamond non-live card, I always believed the odds of drawing ANY non-live diamond card were the same. When they put out spotlight pack info, that's what the percentages show. But for any other packs, I don't think this is true. There's just no way I have so many duplicates of low priced non-live players within a certain overall rating (say diamond cards) and never would have duplicates of very high priced cards, if getting them at all. I mean, I have four Tony Fernandez (90) cards from packs, L10 4802pp. Is this just horrible luck, or something in the coding that makes higher priced / valued cards more rare? I feel like it's the latter. The odds of you getting a FL Mick Abel (95) L10 72,677pp are not the same as you getting RS Carl Taylor (90) L10 4853pp (which I have two of). I've just never realized this before this year, but feel like I know this is true, deep down in my soul, even if the devs get on here and tell me different. My conspiracy theory is that they increased the non-live percentages but made the release on pack opening of higher valued cards vs. lower valued cards more distinct. Just a theory, but I'm happy to show my current cards to back me up.