Olá pessoal, finalmente sinto que estou jogando e curtindo @splinterlands novamente! Meu ritmo de jogo aumentou nessas ultimas semanas e estou conseguindo dedicar mais tempo ao jogo. Hoje venho trazer para vocês as minhas recentes aquisições em busca da estabilidade na Silver league! Estou terminando de colocar minha coleção CL no lvl cap de silver para não precisar de alugar cartas CL. Em algumas semanas teremos um novo set e dessa vez acredito ser mais real possuir todas as cartas do modern, pelo menos na silver league.
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CONTEXTO DO UPGRADE
Essa temporada estou buscando o grind na liga silver, ainda não me decidi se eu vou subir para o Gold ou continuar na Silver e talvez tentar uma leaderboard, mas com um novo set surgindo eu achei interessante concluir meus upgrades de cards, aproveitando que o preço deu uma grande diminuida desde meu ultimo upgrade .
Para esse upgrade eu fiz um swap de US$20, não sei se será o suficiente se eu for levar em consideração as cartas lendárias, mas devido a baixa cotação do valor das cartas acredito que dará para fazer uma boa compra.
GESTÃO DE CARDS
Para ser mais objetivo eu tenho uma planilha que criei a um bom tempo e que vocês podem conferir nessa publicação:
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Depois de preencher a tabela eu começo a realizar as ordens de compra através do @peak-monsters
Eu já tenho a maioria das cartas no lvl cap, porém as composições de Water e Grass ficaram por ultimo e ainda precisava completar algum delas, por estarem apenas a 1 lvl abaixo do cap eu precisava gastar em aluguel com elas e minha prioridade neste investimento é eliminar o maior numero possível de cartas que eu tenho que alugar.
Nesta primeira compra eu selecionei as cards de elemento agua raras que ainda não estavam lvl cap, a mais cara delas foi a Meerdali Guardian, que sozinha o upgrade custou US$1, junto com o restante o total foi US$2,68 em cartas raras agua.
Adiante eu passei para as cartas épicas e mesmo com a cotação baixa o custo delas foi considerável e consumiu 50% do meu orçamento de US$20, mas todas as cartas eram necessárias e para alcançar o objetivo eu preciso delas. No total eu gastei US$10,31 em cartas agua épicas.
Enquanto as cartas lendárias eu fui obrigado a fazer uma escolha... Tive que decidir entre a River Hellondale ou o Baakjira. Eu considerei a frequência de uso e em qual composição eu consigo jogar alguma delas, e como eu utilizo a Hellondale com maior frequência eu optei por comprar ela.
CONCLUSÃO E EXPECTATIVAS
Ao final desse upgrade agora restam pouquíssimas cards para eu completar meu deck de water Silver cap, entre elas está o Baakjira e considerando as rewards importantes tem também o Possibilus the Wise. Mas em uma próxima oportunidade eu irei completar.
ENGLISH VERSION
Hi everyone, I finally feel like I'm playing and enjoying @splinterlands again! My game pace has increased in the last few weeks and I'm able to dedicate more time to the game. Today I come to bring you my recent acquisitions in search of stability in the Silver league! I'm finishing putting my CL collection at lvl silver cap so I don't need to rent CL cards. In a few weeks we will have a new set and this time I believe it will be more realistic to have all the modern cards, at least in the silver league.
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UPGRADE CONTEXT
This season I'm looking to grind in the silver league, I haven't decided yet whether I'm going to move up to Gold or continue in Silver and maybe try for a leaderboard, but with a new set emerging I thought it would be interesting to complete my card upgrades, taking advantage of the price there has been a huge decrease since my [last upgrade](https://peakd.com/hive-13323/@legalizabrazil/upgrading-my-collection-in-search-of-stability-in-the-gold-league-upando- my-collection-in-search-of-stability-in-the-gold-league).
For this upgrade I made a swap of US$20, I don't know if it will be enough if I take the legendary cards into account, but due to the low price of the cards I believe it will be enough to make a good purchase.
CARD MANAGEMENT
To be more objective, I have a spreadsheet that I created a long time ago and that you can check out in this post:
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After filling out the table I start placing purchase orders through @peak-monsters
I already have most of the cards at the lvl cap, but the Water and Grass compositions were last and I still needed to complete some of them, as they were only 1 lvl below the cap I needed to spend on rent with them and my priority in this investment is eliminate as many cards as possible that I have to rent.
In this first purchase I selected rare water element cards that were not yet lvl capped, the most expensive of which was Meerdali Guardian, which alone the upgrade cost US$1, together with the rest the total was US$2.68 in rare water cards .
Later I moved on to the epic cards and even with the low price their cost was considerable and consumed 50% of my budget of US$20, but all the cards were necessary and to achieve the objective I need them. In total I spent US$10.31 on epic water cards.
As for the legendary cards, I was forced to make a choice... I had to decide between River Hellondale or Baakjira. I considered the frequency of use and in which composition I can play any of them, and as I use the Hellondale more frequently I chose to buy it.
CONCLUSION AND EXPECTATIONS
At the end of this upgrade, there are now very few cards left for me to complete my water Silver cap deck, among them is Baakjira and considering the important rewards, there is also Possibilus the Wise. But in the next opportunity I will complete it.
