Madden Ultimate Team | Michael Vick Highlights Huge December 24 Zero Chill Drop
After a 12-hour stretch on Sunday saw the MUT market rise as high as 30 percent, Monday’s Ghosts of Christmas Forever dropped with some heaving hitting cards.
Leading the past with the latest MUT drop was Michael Vick, Champ Bailey, and Tony Gonzalez, who are sure to light things up immediately.
The much-anticipated cards should come as a welcomed gift after things were a bit rocky at times late last week.
One of the fastest QBs to ever play in the NFL, Vick became immortalized in Madden lore during Madden 2004, in which he graced the cover, due to his game-breaking speed and throw power, ultimately making his Falcons “banned” in competitive circuits.
Fast forward 14 years later, and Vick still reigns supreme, albeit as a Legend form, with his 91 overall card available at launch essentially becoming the de-facto starting quarterback for many squads able to fork over the coins.
With a number of Legends already recycled during the month-long Zero Chill program, it only seemed natural Vick would join the group sooner rather than later. EA decided to give players a Christmas present early, as not only did Vick jump up to 96 overall, but he also is relatively affordable.
From there, players need just a little over 5,000 snow (going for around 650,000 coins Monday) to bump up to 96, creating a 92 speed, 95 throw power monster in the form of Vick.
And that’s before using the Power-Up option, which can be tiered up to 94 speed with relative ease.
There is a drawback, and it comes in the form of the non-auctionable/tradeable tag, which makes Vick, Bailey and Gonzalez unsellable.
Frankly, it’s a tiny form of disappointment given Vick is easily the best card to be released in Madden 19, and the point is moot if anyone interested in using Vick opts for the Power-Up option, making him NAT regardless.
It seems likely more goodies are in store Christmas Day, with the allure of more Ghosts of Christmas Forever potentially available in the coming days.