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This post originally appeared on zupyak. If you're diving into MLB The Show 25, you know how essential stubs are for building a powerhouse team. Whether you're aiming to snag elite players, upgrade your roster, or stock up on packs, stubs are the key to success. The good news? You don't need to spend real money to earn them. With a little strategy and effort, you can rake in stubs and dominate the diamond. Here are the top five strategies to maximize your MLB The Show stub earnings and create the ultimate team without breaking the bank. 1. Earning Stubs with Diamond Quest Diamond Quest is a goldmine for stubs. By completing challenges in this mode, you can earn Diamond cards, which often have high sell values. Once you've earned these cards, sell them in the in-game Marketplace for a quick influx of stubs. Additionally, the packs you earn from Diamond Quest can be opened for more cards to sell or use in collections. 2. Completing Conquest Maps Conquest Maps are another excellent way to rack up stubs. Focus on capturing territories and completing map-specific goals. Many maps offer hidden rewards, including packs and stubs, which can significantly boost your earnings. You don't always need to conquer Strongholds—simply taking over territories can yield great rewards. 3. Flipping Cards in the Marketplace The Marketplace is your playground for flipping cards. Look for cards with a significant gap between their "Buy Now" and "Sell Now" prices. Place a Buy Order slightly above the current "Sell Now" price, then list the card for a "Sell Order" just below the "Buy Now" price. After the 10% Marketplace tax, you'll still make a profit. This strategy works best with high-value cards but requires patience and consistency. 4. Leveraging Player Exchanges Player Exchanges are an underrated method for earning stubs. Purchase cheap Silver cards near their quick-sell value, then exchange them for Gold players. These Gold players can either be used in your lineup or sold for a profit. This method is especially effective early in the game when Gold cards hold higher value. 5. Selling Things You Don't Need Don't let unused items clutter your inventory. Regularly check for duplicate cards, equipment, or other items you don't need. Sell these through the Marketplace to free up space and earn extra stubs. Even Bronze and Silver cards can add up over time, so don't overlook them. With these strategies, you'll be well on your way to building a dream team without spending real money. Let me know if you'd like to dive deeper into any of these methods! Final Thoughts Building your dream team in MLB The Show 25 doesn't have to cost real money. With these five strategies—earning rewards through Diamond Quest, conquering Conquest Maps, flipping cards in the Marketplace, leveraging Player Exchanges, and selling unused items—you'll be well on your way to amassing stubs and creating a roster that rivals even the best in the game. Remember, consistency is key! Whether you're grinding through challenges or flipping cards daily, every little bit adds up over time. Stick with these methods, and soon enough, you'll have the stubs you need to dominate the diamond. Let us know which strategy works best for you—or if you've discovered any additional tips that deserve a spot on this list! Happy grinding! -
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Got banned for ALLEGED scamm. Unbaned because I never scammed anyone - I either deliver or refund. So You can cry as much as You like, post as much idiotic and chidlish emotes as You like, but I'm not a scammer. So...get a life kid, and fuck off Cuntw0lf. There is a reason You have "0" in Your nickname. You are a zero 😎 -
talk in the mirror 🖕 🤏 in some of those urls you are banned for scam definition of scam for you is not include delivery we all know scammer once scammer always i cant understand why you talk to me only and ignore the others? why nobody else triggers you like that
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Hello (and sorry if I am posting on a wrong thread, but I didn't find any section relating to "Dedicated servers" only")
I am abou to open a serious l2 server and for now, I found 2 dedicated servers and I want your opinion which you prefer.
So here we go:
1)
Intel Core i7-920
6 GB DDR3 RAM
2 x 500 GB SATA II HDD
500 GB Backupspace
3000 GB Traffic inclusive
100 MBit FD fast-ethernet connection
Windows Server 2008
2)
AMD Phenom II X4 965
6 GB DDR3 RAM
2 x 500 GB SATA II HDD
500 GB Backupspace
3000 GB Traffic inclusive
100 MBit FD fast-ethernet connection
Windows Server 2008
It's for start, later maybe we will prefer taking a better cpu and 14+ RAM
With these specifications, and the connection, will I get 250-350 players without any problems/lag?
Thanks a lot.
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