FrozenInferno
Resident Bluenoser, Verified Trader,
I am a big supporter of ITG products, but this is one that I just can't stand behind (or wrap my head around for that matter).
First of all living/active players shouldn't be included in a cut autograph set, especially those who are signing on a regular basis. At the price point it is way too much of a gamble.
I think the Famous Fabrics concept is being stretched past it's comfort zone. Frankly I was disappointed to see so much Famous Fabrics style content in UM10. I know not using images greatly expands the player roster and opens up the possibility to execute sets like the 500-Goal Combos, but it's like taking one step forward and two steps back. The concept has it's place but in my opinion it's becoming a bit too common in ITG products.
This product was a good idea but impossible to pull off while keeping quality at the level it should be for a high-end product. If the print run was drastically decreased and only prime signatures offered it would hold it's own. The demand for cut autographs will not be the same again after products like these, I'm afraid.
First of all living/active players shouldn't be included in a cut autograph set, especially those who are signing on a regular basis. At the price point it is way too much of a gamble.
I think the Famous Fabrics concept is being stretched past it's comfort zone. Frankly I was disappointed to see so much Famous Fabrics style content in UM10. I know not using images greatly expands the player roster and opens up the possibility to execute sets like the 500-Goal Combos, but it's like taking one step forward and two steps back. The concept has it's place but in my opinion it's becoming a bit too common in ITG products.
This product was a good idea but impossible to pull off while keeping quality at the level it should be for a high-end product. If the print run was drastically decreased and only prime signatures offered it would hold it's own. The demand for cut autographs will not be the same again after products like these, I'm afraid.