Spotify playlist is here Google Play playlist courtesy of u/TimeFourChanges is here Apple Music playlist courtesy of u/LegoWaffles is here Last year I listened to over 800 albums and posted a few of my favorites. This year I did the same thing, and I’ve had some people asking me to post again, so here goes.
These are not my top 25 albums. These are just 25 albums that I felt were sorely overlooked. Last year some people rightly complained that I included artists which broke the sub’s popularity rules. I’ve done my best to ensure that none of these artists have more than three songs with 500,000+ plays on Spotify, nor 250,000+ listeners on Last.FM. I apologize in advance if something was overlooked. Hopefully we can help get these artists and albums some of the credit they truly deserve! Without further ado, here are 25 great albums you might have missed in 2019:
1. Peter Cat Recording Co. - Bismillah (Released 6/7/19, India)
I’ll admit right off the bat that I’m a huge Tool fan, so my choice for best album of the year is definitely biased. But
Bismillah by Peter Cat Recording Co., my second favorite album of the year, sounds nothing like Tool. In fact, it’s pretty much as far as you can get from extended prog metal jams. The music defies classification, drawing from a breadth of influences including rock, folk, jazz, and electronica. The vocals are rich and smooth, reminiscent of classic pop stars like Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra. So far, no one I’ve introduced to this album has disliked it. At this point, I’d go so far as to say it will likely appeal to anyone who just plain loves music. Please do yourself a favor and listen to this incredible album!
Standout Tracks: Where the Money Flows, Memory Box, Freezing, Heera
2. Mdou Moctar - Ilana, the Creator (Released 3/29/19, Niger)
There’s a lot of incredible music coming out of African countries that goes virtually unnoticed in the west. Mdou Moctar is one of those artists, a king of desert rock guitar whose psychedelic jams draw heavily on Tuareg folk music. There is an infectious energy to this album that doesn’t let up from beginning to end, and every time I listen, I find myself wishing it were a few songs longer. Despite the fact that I can’t understand a word of the lyrics, it’s one of those albums that makes me feel like I can hear colors and taste sounds. The next time I get my hands on some LSD, this will be my go-to record.
Standout Tracks: Kamane Tarhanin, Tarhatazed, Tumastin
3. Flamingods - Levitation (Released 5/3/19, Bahrain)
In a year with new albums from Pond and the Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, not to mention two new albums from King Gizzard, I never expected this album from a little-known Bahraini group to blow the Australian psychedelic scene out of the water. It’s unpretentious and unassuming, playing it safe rather than pushing the limits of studio experimentation, but
Levitation needs no gimmicks. The melodies are catchy and memorable, backed by tight instrumentation with lots of guitar noodling. The influence of traditional Middle Eastern music is audible, but usually subtle. Though there is still room for the band to grow in its sound, this album is nearly perfect as it is.
Standout Tracks: Astral Plane, Peaches, Mantra
4. Bruno Bavota - RE_CORDIS (Released 1/18/19, Italy)
Winter is usually the slow season for new album releases, but the mood of the season perfectly matches the mood of
RE_CORDIS. It’s a fairly straightforward album of instrumental compositions enhanced by the lightest accents and effects that demonstrate the delicacy with which Bruno Bavota hones his work. The instrumentation varies from song to song just enough to stay engaging, and while it does encourage wandering thoughts, there are many subtleties to actively listen for. It’s one of those albums that sounds best as you’re just drifting off to sleep, when the silence and darkness of the room allows each note to stand out.
Standout Tracks: Passengers, La luce nel cuore, The Man Who Chased the Sea
5. Cykada - Cykada (Released 3/29/19, England, UK)
For a debut album,
Cykada is pretty impressive, and that’s because the musicians behind it are already well established in the London jazz scene. Which of course means jack shit in the world of pop music, so I hope you’ll forgive me stretching the rules of the sub just a little to show off this “supergroup” ensemble. There are only five songs on
Cykada, but with the shortest clocking in at just under six minutes, each one feels like a journey in and of itself. If the opening of the first track doesn’t immediately hook you, then perhaps this isn’t the group for you. But if it does, I think you’ll find yourself hanging onto every note until the end of the nearly 12-minute jam that closes out the album.
Standout Tracks: Creation, Ophelia’s Message, Third Eye Thunder
6. Claude Fontaine - Claude Fontaine (Released 4/26/19, California, US)
There’s a tropical undercurrent to the songs on
Claude Fontaine, which shamelessly dips into Carribean and Latin American influences, but the tone of the album more somber than sunny. The vocals come across as wistful, at times loney, and the lo-fi production adds a degree of separation that feels like listening to a memory of a bygone summer. There’s nothing technically impressive about this album, and in fact the opposite is often true, but something about the raw introspection coupled with atypical Latin grooves feels like slipping into a dream.
Standout Tracks: Hot Tears, Love Street, Pretending He Was You
7. Iguana Death Cult - Nude Casino (Released 10/25/19, Netherlands)
By the time Iguana Death Cult released their album
Nude Casino just before Halloween, I was expecting the year to more or less be over, musically speaking. Then I found myself playing this album on repeat at work, and it quickly shot up into my top 20 on the strength of every song being an absolute jam. The band is so clearly having fun that it’s all but impossible not to join in. The bouncy, dance-like energy reminds me a bit of early Arctic Monkeys. As an added credit, I’d say they’re a strong contender for the best band name/album name combo of the year.
Standout Tracks: Nude Casino, Liquify, Nature Calls
8. Saor - Forgotten Paths (Released 2/15/19, Scotland, UK)
This album feels cinematic, on the scale of Lord of the Rings or The Avengers. It’s an overwhelming experience, like watching thunderheads roll in over the plains, except instead of thunder and lightning it’s blast beats and metal screams. There are moments of symphonic grandeur, but also passages of graceful simplicity that draw inspiration from folk and chamber music. Even if you aren’t generally a fan of distorted vocals, it’s worth a listen for the instrumentals alone.
Standout Tracks: Forgotten Paths, Monadh, Bròn
9. Sandro Perri - Soft Landing (Released9/6/19, Canada)
I’m not really sure how to describe or categorize Sandro Perri’s music. Google suggests he’s been classified as “post rock”, “ambient”, and “folk”, but none of those terms really see to fit. His music is experimental if nothing else, exploring the simplest ideas to the fullest extent and crafting entire songs around short musical phrases. Despite the peaceful vibe,
Soft Landing isn’t really background music. The pieces of the puzzle all sound familiar on their own, but Sandro Perri assembles them in a way that sounds strange and unique, and might cause you to involuntarily cock your head to the side as you listen.
Standout Tracks: Time (You Got Me), Wrong About the Rain, Soft Landing
10. Uluru - Acrophilia (Released 2/8/19, Turkey)
One thing that I love about the explosion of psychedelic rock over the past decade is that it’s largely transcended geography. Uluru is another example of the intersection between Middle Eastern and psychedelic music, but unlike Flamingods, Uluru tends more towards the crunchy stoner rock end of the spectrum. This album is also different in that it’s entirely instrumental, but that doesn’t make it feel incomplete. At just seven songs, each between 3-8 minutes,
Acrophilia is just the right size to leave an impression without wearing on into endless jam sessions.
Standout Tracks: Şark, Constantine, Aeternum
11. Jimmy “Duck” Holmes - Cypress Grove (Released 10/18/19, Mississippi, US)
Some music ages like fine wine, but the blues ages like whiskey. Like many underappreciated blues pioneers, Jimmy “Duck” Holmes didn’t start recording studio albums until fairly late in his life. Despite going unnoticed by the music industry, Holmes is a fixture of Mississippi blues history, and deserves every bit as much acclamation as his contemporaries.
Cypress Grove doesn’t features surprising new compositions. It’s the work of a true artist interpreting old standards, and though it sticks keenly to tradition, there’s nothing quite as genuine as an old blues master pouring a lifetime of experience into an acoustic guitar.
Standout Tracks: Catfish Blues, Goin’ Away Baby, Little Red Rooster
12. Julian Taylor Band - Avalanche (Released 3/29/19, Canada)
This album exemplifies the meaning of “groove”. Lyrically it doesn’t offer any hot takes or great philosophical depth, but it will make your foot tap and your head nod whether you like it or not. It’s music for late summer evenings, for grilling out and driving to the beach. But if you like magic mushrooms and hackysack, this album might touch you on a deep emotional level.
Standout Tracks: Time, Back Again, Never Let the Lights Go Dim
13. Modern Nature - How to Live (Released 8/23/19, England, UK)
How to Live didn’t leave much of an impression when I first heard it back in September, but as I was going back over my top albums at the end of the year, it suddenly connected with me. Maybe it was the funky beats, or the flawless blend of electric and acoustic instruments. Maybe it was just the large quantity of marijuana edibles I’d ingested. But there’s something fascinating and engaging about the delivery of these songs. It’s not just the vocals, which are hardly above a whisper. Even the instrumentals sound stealthy, as if the band recorded at night and didn’t want to wake the neighbors. The songs also stick with you, but not in the sense of a Top 40 earworm. More like a ghost haunting from just over your shoulder. Each time I listen to this album I find something new to like about it.
Standout Tracks: Footsteps, Peradam, Nature
14. Fvneral Fvkk - Carnal Confessions (Released 9/27/19, Germany)
Everything about this band seems intentionally offensive, from their conjunction of religion and sexuality to their egregious misspelling of the word “fuck”. But when you’re through clutching your pearls, check out the rich vocals and heavy riffs that make this metal band’s debut album stand out. If you’re into heavy rock but don’t care for unclean vocals, this should make you a happy camper. Unless you’re a member of the clergy, then perhaps give this album a pass.
Standout Tracks: Chapel of Abuse, A Shadow in the Dormitory, The Hallowed Leech
15. Dommengang - No Keys (Released 5/17/19, California, US)
Dommengang aren’t breaking down musical barriers, but I can’t find a single song on this album that I dislike. In the era of music streaming, there’s something to be said for a collection of solid singles that can each stand on their own. But
No Keys is more than just a collection of singles. The sum of its parts is a cohesive album that touches on blues rock, psychedelic, and metal without committing to any one style, all following a current of driving rock guitar riffs with plenty of flourishes.
Standout Tracks: Wild Wash, Kudzu, Jerusalem Cricket
16. Magic Circle - Departed Souls (Released 3/29/19, Massachusetts, US)
Magic Circle is a bit like the Greta Van Fleet of Black Sabbath wannabes. Unlike Greta Van Fleet, however, these guys have serious musical talent and songwriting ability that make
Departed Souls more of a respectful tribute than a piss on the legacy of 70s hard rock. There is also a good bit of originality to this album, and while it’s obvious that vocalist could pull off a flawless Ozzy impression if he tried, there’s a modicum of restraint that suggests the incorporation of broader influences. In fact, some of the albums best moments are when the band isn’t directly emulating the classics.
Standout Tracks: Departed Souls, Valley of the Lepers, Nightland
17. Obsequiae - The Palms of Sorrowed Kings (Released 11/22/19, Minnesota, US)
The Palms of Sorrowed Kings is an album of stark contrasts, catapulting back and forth between brutal, howling metal and languid, acoustic folk. The end result is an emotional journey with moments of triumph, rage, introspection, heartbreak, and tranquility. While the vocals accentuate some of the album’s more powerful moments, they aren’t highlighted above any of the other instruments, instead blending into the cacophony like the voice of a commander shouting orders across a field of battle. Fans of tabletop RPGs might want this album playing in the background of an adventuring session.
Standout Tracks: Palästinalied, Morrígan, Lone Isle
18. Black Peaches - Fire in the Hole (Released 5/17/19, England, UK)
Black Peaches have a sort of jam band aesthetic, drawing on the musical influences of the southern US to flavor their brand of psychedelic indie rock. Despite the frontman’s tangential involvement with Hot Chip, the band is firmly rooted in drums and guitars, with a sound more comparable to Phish or Widespread Panic than any synthpop outfit. Whether cranking along to frantic percussion or grooving smoothly over funk textures, the songs on
Fire in the Hole are wild and dynamic from beginning to end.
Standout Tracks: Fire in the Hole, Black Peach Boogie, Pillars of Hercules
19. YĪN YĪN - The Rabbit That Hunts Tigers (Released 10/18/19, Netherlands)
As much as I try to be objective when approaching new music, I can’t help but love what I love.
The Rabbit That Hunts Tigers checks a lot of boxes for me: psychedelic atmosphere, unique instrumentation, lengthy jams, danceable rhythms, incorporation of world music styles - even the artwork instantly attracted me to this album. While perhaps it’s not a perfect record, it has a lot of relistenability, and no other album released in 2019 sounds quite like it.
Standout Tracks: One Inch Punch, The Rabbit That Hunts Tigers, Dis̄ kô Dis̄ kô
20. Red Rum Club - Matador (Released 1/11/19, England, UK)
What’s the easiest way to make your generic indie band stand out? Add a trumpet! Seriously, that’s pretty much what makes the album work. Fans of alt pop bands like Neon Trees, Catfish and the Bottlemen, or Young the Giant will recognize the rather formulaic approach to songwriting - powerful vocals, straightforward lyrics, and hopelessly catchy hooks. But regardless of how many sound-alikes you’ve heard, the soaring brassy tones on
Matador imbue the songs with an irresistible dancefloor spirit.
Standout Tracks: Hung Up, Honey, Calexico
21. Ouzo Bazooka - Transporter (Released 1/11/19, Israel)
Ouzo Bazooka isn’t the first group to combine the raw energy of garage rock with the experimental songwriting of psychedelia, but they play it with such skill that any lack of originality should be forgiven. Like many contemporary bands inspired by the music of the 60s and 70s, Ouzo Bazooka isn’t picky about the sources from which they draw influence, and their music benefits from that open-mindedness. At times they appear to be firmly planted in unassuming rock n roll, only to blast off to the cosmos at a moment’s notice, taking you along for the ride.
Standout Tracks: Latest News, Space Camel, Killing Me
22. Konradsen - Saints and Sebastian Stories (Released 10/25/19, Norway)
Konradsen makes a lot of interesting musical decisions in the songwriting on
Saints and Sebastian Stories. These songs aren’t likely to hook you on your first listen, and might even seem off-putting as they meander slowly over layers of studio effects. The album follows the precedent set by experimental indie artists like Bon Iver, combining disparate elements from jazz percussion lingering piano chords to shy-sounding horns. It’s the type of album that takes a couple songs to warm up, but then continues escalating and improving as it unfolds.
Standout Tracks: Dice, Baby Hallelujah, Red to Rhyme
23. Black String - Karma (Released 9/27/19, South Korea)
Generally speaking, jazz isn’t my favorite genre. That said,
Karma doesn’t sound like what most people first think of when they hear the word “jazz”. The improvisational aspect is there, but the songs are structured around traditional Korean music in a way that subverts western expectations. Fortunately for us westerners, the group has provided a sort of jumping off point in their brilliant cover of Radiohead’s Exit Music (For a Film), reworked until only the bare bones are recognisable.
Standout Tracks: Sureña, Hanging Gardens of Babylon, Exit Music - For a Film
24. the one and only PPL MVR - THE CHOSEN (Released 6/4/19, California, US)
There’s this crazy theory going around that the one and only PPL MVR is actually just the
members of Brand New dressed in yeti suits. I’m operating under the assumption that the theory is bunk, and that this gimmicky band is just an underappreciated power trio with a flair for the dramatic. While the band’s prevailing sound can best be described as heavy rock music, they certainly don’t feel the need to pigeonhole themselves. From power chords to autotune, nothing is off the table.
Standout Tracks: NML, MOVE, THE SHOW THAT NEVER ENDS
25. The Garifuna Collective - Aban (Released 9/15/19, Belize)
The Garifuna Collective is ever so slightly outside the normal popularity parameters for
listentothis (their third most popular song has 524,000 plays on Spotify), so I beg your leniency for this incredible group of musicians who are widely unknown outside Central America. It’s so outside the spectrum of my normal listening habits that I don’t really know how to classify this kind of music. All I do know is that the rhythms are infectious and the melodies compelling. I’m always somewhat surprised when a group of musicians who speak a different language and live in a place I’ve never visited can reach me through music in a way that transcends culture. The combination of predictable patterns and unfamiliar elements is precisely why I pause to listen.
Standout Tracks: Wiya Waist, Ideruni (Help), Magidu (The Market)
As in 2018, I’ve also been keeping a spreadsheet to track my top 500 favorite albums throughout the year. If anyone’s interested, you can view it
here, as well as a 500 song playlist including one song from each album (link is at the top of the spreadsheet). Keep in mind that most of my top 500 albums don’t meet the popularity rules of this sub, nor is it the focus of this post. Since people asked for it last year, I just figured I’d share it again.
submitted by UPDATE! TL/DR - TOTY KDB, marcelo x 2, ramos tradable, varane, de gea x 2 (1 tradable). NEYMAR via the webapp through a ligue 1 premium upgrade!!! (EIGHT TOTY NOW)
Folks - Update at the top here - I took my last 930k and did a pack suicide and got some high rateds but nothing else - I rinsed those into upgrades only to pull Neymar in a ligue 1 premium player pack via the webapp today. I. am. shaking.
Thanks for the massive support for those that stopped by. I'm not sure if he's from reddit, twitter, or etc - but if he's around here - DaanVDM96 - is the real goat for tracking a bunch of this:
Day 1
Day 1 is in the books. Was about an 8 hour stream roughly... I reckon the more important thing is what. all. happened. so far.
I started today with 1100 gold or better packs. Every so often I'd stop and put common golds to gold upgrades - and rare golds to premium league specific player SBCs - and high rateds into icons / potm/ whatever other SBCs available still.
I started the day with roughly 21k coins - as of right now with having barely got into many tradables, i'm at 450k coins.
I guess the more pressing parts... what was packed?
3 90 rated players: 2 Kroos, godin
1 89 chiellini
5 88 casemiro, busquets, 2 buffon, SALAH
87 Pique, 2 rakitic, Navas, Sane
86 Douglas Costa, pjanic, azpi, parejo
85's - 25
84's - 89
83's- 116
IF's - 85 Santi, 2 81 Pina, 4 82 Lopez, 5 83 Sakho, 1 78 IF Gunn, 1 82 IF Lindelof, 2 86 IF Arnautovic 2 81 IF Deeney, 2 84 IF Fraser, 1 81? IF Funes Mori
Icons - 0
TOTY - 1. That's right. KDB Untradable.
Other SBCs: Completed Flashback Casillas, Flashback Ibra, POTM Van Dijk
Working towards an 87/88 away from shevchenko and an icon/86/87/88 from stoikovich and Best as of now
I am currently at 783 (after cycling through more sbcs) packs left - having used none of the rare player packs, mega packs, primes, or jumbo rares or ultimate packs. I am in the midst of a slog of gold upgrades - however as of now I'm going to hunker down and build up more premium la liga and PL player packs for tomorrow when I go at it again.
I will say I've got a lot less Kagawas than I figured I would - The grind is real as for every approximately 5 premium league specific player sbcs - you can make roughly 5 more gold upgrades - and 2 more premium league speciifc player packs from them... So it's endless.
At any rate - thanks to those who looked in - I reckon I'll just update this post tomorrow after I've gone through it - Hopefully I can finish it all up tomorrow (or most of it at least)
Day 2/3
UPDATE!!! This will be a VERY lengthy post.
There was so much going on in the last one I figured I'd make a new one for the conclusion... if you missed it - here's the last thread
As opposed to breaking down day 1 vs. day 2 I'll just combine them all...
I started off with 1100 gold or better packs of various types that i'd saved since week 2 of the game - I knew this would be a grind but I did not take into account the mental and physical exhaustion that would come after having done this for over 25 hours so far. The only reason I am not done as of yet is due to the duplicate untradable Marcelo I got since I don't have a high rated sbc left to drop him into.
I think i've opened somewhere in the realm of 1800-2400 packs as of now - including gold upgrades and everything else
At any rate. Here's what I got:
90 rated: 2 godin, 3 kroos, 1 neuer, 2 Courtois
89 rated: Aguero (tradable), Hummels, Griezmann (tradable), Chiellini
88 Rated: Bale(tradable), 2 coutinho, 3 busquets, Thiago Silva, 3 Buffon, Higuain, Casemiro, Salah
87 Rated: Aubameyang, 5 rakitic, 2 immobile, 2 koulibaly, 2 alba, 1 hamsik, 2 iniesta, 4 Navas, 2 pique
86 Rated: 3 Muller, 3 Sane, 3 parejo, 2 ederson, 4 thiago, 2 bonucci, 2 douglas Costa, 2 pjanic, 1 ozil, 1 benatia
85 rated: Over 61 of them (including Fabinho)
84 rated: Over 197+ of them
83 rated over 316+ of them
IF's: Multiple Cazorlas - Multiple Asenjos (3 or 4?), several 82 lopez, 7 or 8 83 sakho, multiple 78 gunn, multiple 82 lindelof, 3 if Arnautofvics, 4 militaio, Multiple funes mori, Multiple IF Deeney - probably 6 or 7 84 IF Frasers
Icons: 0 - over 1800+ packs cycled and upgrades completed, and I pulled ZERO icons - no babys, mids or primes. none.
TOTY - 8! EDIT EIGHT NOW!!! In the order I got them: KDB untradable, Marcelo Untradable, Ramos Tradable (rare gold pack), Varane Untradable, De Gea Tradable (jumbo premium gold pack I think), Duplicate Untradable Marcelo - and I have zero high rated SBCS to toss him into (which has stopped me for now until 1 pm est to see if there's a new high rated sbc that I can use him in) - Sold De gea to afford being able to stow Marcelo's untradable in my transfer list - and sure enough, our 7th TOTY packed was De Gea again (untradable this time). Couldn't imagine. Neymar via the Web app!
Other SBCs completed due to these players? Flashback Casillas, Flashback Ibra, Nominee David Silva, Nominee Bale, Icon Shevchenko, half of nominee vrsaljko, Icon Best, Icon Stoichkov, POTM Van Dijk
Coins? This is the trickiest part - because I took the coins I had and threw them into high rated players finishing the high rated squads for bale and the icons which was costly. Also looked at my club and what was in it and had the moment where I thought - I'm already this far, let's open the ultimate packs and 50k's from the store (which set me back about 950k... note I got 1 subpar walkout from).
Currently I have 300k left and a stupid squad full of icons and TOTY players/ IF's/ etc...
The important question here I guess was "Was this worth it?"... Yes and no. If you're into grinding sbcs... Yes, it's a good way to maximize your chances for TOTY players. Considering most of them are "end game" players - if you get them, great! But there is ZERO guarantee you will get them. I opened well over 350 premium league specific player packs before getting my first toty. It can absolutely be argued that trading, opening your packs, and managing your coins throughout the game would allow you to better buy whichever TOTY players you want... This is essentially casino roulette the way I did it. I did not come up empty at all but it has definitely taken a mental and physical toll grinding this much (well over 25+ hours in the past two days)
The grinding becomes difficult due to EA as well. If EA didn't soft ban you from buying or bidding on players... or soft ban you for doing TOO MANY SBCS... that's right- you can be banned for too many sbcs - where every time you try to complete one it says there's a problem communicating with the server and it kicks you out of the game. If these didn't happen it'd be easier...
If the store showed more than 30 packs at time - this would be easier... I coudln't choose when I opened which type of packs which caused an issue as my first 600+ were basically untradable by the time all was said and done...
If the store differentiated between tradable and untradable... this would be easier... I'd open a rare player pack, it'd be tradable. I'd open the next rare player pack. it'd be untradable.. next one? who knows! It was a total crap shoot. I had no clue if the Varane I had was tradable or not until I pressed up and couldn't send him to my trade pile... The pack or store should differentiate if it is a tradable or untradable pack... OBVIOUSLY we should have the technology to do this.
Guys what I'm saying is the store is awful as is the way it's designed to force you into a box to use it.
The fact that you can't move someone that is a duplicate untradable elsewhere to "save" for an SBC at a later date is damn near criminal... as I can't open my last 100 packs until I do something with this dup untradable TOTY Marcelo - which is just frustrating when there is a time crunch- but I think EA know this - and it's why it's made like this. To put the added pressure of time on our heads and to make decisions that aren't sound all the time.
Would I do this again? Maybe... To a lesser degree perhaps. This took a LOT of time and it's still ongoing. I didn't get any of the forwards but i've got about 100 packs left plus the ability to cycle them into gold upgrades or ligue 1 or la liga premium players.... Fun note... for every 5 premium player upgrades you make... You can make roughly 5 gold upgrades, and 2 more premium player upgrades... do the math- if you have the time and patience to grind - you can make SO many of these which maximizes your chances... doesn't guarantee but gives you the chances.
That's about where I am as of now. It has been an interesting experience and it's been a blast having so many people from all over the world tuning in to see how it's gone...
Had I opened packs earlier I could've invested/traded with those players earlier on and build up a larger coin total - which theoretically could've let me grind SBCs even further- but I wouldn't have had such a variety of packs if I did it that way...
I'd be interested in seeing if anybody has the nerve to do a "poor man's road to TOTY pack suicide" - where it's a no points spent game where you just trade, and grind the game as much as possible to see how many packs you can save up before going nuts on TOTY and having that risk/reward when the full toty are in packs... club is either set forever after or it's in utter shambles. I'd be interested in seeing that but I dont think i'd have the patience to do it myself. hint hint content creators
Anyways - I appreciate the read - and wanted to make sure I came through... as this is the final day that I should be doing this and i'm cycling through stuff... I will update it at the top of this post if I get another TOTY in my last 100ish upgrades and cycling.
TL/DR's - I was able to pack 8 toty players - KDB, Marcelo, Ramos (tradable), Varane, De Gea (tradable), Dup Marcelo (used neppo's trick to send the dup untradable to my xfer list), and then an De Gea (untradable) , and the most shocking pull of all was an untradable Neymar pulled via web app after rinsing all the coins I had into the promos and gold jumbo packs... Rinsed the final players into upgrades- and pulled him in the ligue 1 premium player pack.
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I will probably be doing these heists on 23 June at around 9.00 am-4.00pm.
So if you are interested pls tell me when u r free tmrw and hopefully i can find a way to get everyone to play at the same time.Thanks.
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