Oh, this “MUT training values” thing, let me tell ya, it’s a bit of a puzzle, but I’ll try to explain it nice and simple. So, if you’re playin’ this Madden Ultimate Team, or MUT as they call it, you need them Training Points to get anywhere. They say it’s like money, but it ain’t no real cash, just a thing in the game. You can use these points to make your players stronger, give ‘em new abilities, or what they call X-Factors. Fancy stuff, right? But it’s all about these points.
Now, how do you get these Training Points? Well, let me break it down for ya in steps. First off, you can sell off some of your players. Not real sellin’, just like quicksellin’ inside the game. You go to your “Home” and there’s this option to quicksell a player, and when you do that, boom! You get some Training Points. But not all players give ya the same amount, that’s the tricky part. Some players are worth more points than others, so you gotta choose carefully.
So, how do you know which players are worth more Training Points? Well, it’s all about their OVR, or Overall Rating. The higher the OVR, the more points you get. Like, if you got a player rated 81, and you sell him, you might get about 170 Training Points. But if you got a player with a higher OVR, like 89 or even higher, you’ll get more. In some versions of this game, like in MUT 23, the low OVR players gave you way more points than in the newer MUT 24. It’s a whole calculation thing, but the main idea is, the better the player, the more Training Points he’s worth.
Now, don’t go off sellin’ all your players right away. You gotta think about who to sell. Some of them players, they got special cards, like Power Ups or Superstar abilities. You can’t upgrade all players, but them special cards, you can pump ‘em up real good with Training Points. So, sometimes it’s better to keep those players and just use the points to upgrade ‘em instead of sellin’ ‘em off. But you gotta check first, ‘cause not all of them can be upgraded, and you don’t wanna waste your points.
Another way to get them Training Points is by playin’ the game. I know, sounds like a lotta work, but you can earn points by doin’ challenges or playin’ against other folks. You might even get some points from openin’ packs. But listen, the real smart folks, they try to get the most out of their points. There’s a thing called a “coin to training ratio,” where you check how much a player costs in coins compared to the Training Points you’ll get when you sell ’em. If you buy a player for, say, 11,000 coins, and you get 170 Training Points, you’d divide the coins by the points. That tells ya if you’re gettin’ a good deal or not. Sometimes you can find players for cheap and get a lotta points back, which is what you’re lookin’ for.
So, if you’re plannin’ to get a bunch of Training Points, pay attention to that ratio. Keep lookin’ for good deals, sell the players that ain’t doin’ much for ya, and don’t forget about the ones you can upgrade. Also, keep an eye on the game updates, ‘cause they like to change the values every now and then, especially when they bring out new cards or packs. The values for the Training Points sometimes go up or down, depending on the season or event, so it’s good to stay informed.
All in all, it’s like a little farm game but with football players. You earn points, sell players, upgrade others, and just keep buildin’ up your team stronger and stronger. Keep playin’, keep sellin’, and before you know it, you’ll have a whole team full of upgraded stars. Just don’t forget, it takes time and a bit of patience, but if you keep at it, you’ll get there.
Summary
- Quicksell players to get Training Points.
- The higher the player’s OVR, the more points you get.
- Check if a player can be upgraded before sellin’.
- Use the coin to training ratio to get the best value.
- Play challenges, games, and open packs for more points.
Tags： [Madden Ultimate Team, Training Points, OVR, Quicksell, Coin to Training Ratio]
