bulk boxes color differences

[captain_stank69]

how do you know how much money to stay between to get the different colored boxes?

[Mac]

0-1 = white
1-2 = yellow
2-3 = purple
3-5 = red

[Arkane Wisdom]

cool, was wondering that myself. haven't bulked anything in a hot minute.

[ZenobiaOstara]

Can you elaborate on this? What do you mean by coloured boxes? Is there a thread somewhere with info like this for people who are missing aspects of gameplay?

(I am only level 16 so far, so)

[ShortwaveAcorn]

Originally posted by ZenobiaOstara:

Can you elaborate on this? What do you mean by coloured boxes? Is there a thread somewhere with info like this for people who are missing aspects of gameplay?

They are referring to the boxes made on the work bench

[ZenobiaOstara]

OH! I haven't dabbled in there yet. Thank you!

[Mac]

Originally posted by ZenobiaOstara:

Can you elaborate on this? What do you mean by coloured boxes? Is there a thread somewhere with info like this for people who are missing aspects of gameplay?

(I am only level 16 so far, so)

When you use the workbench, you can put excessive cards you have collected from opening packs of cards into bulk boxes, each bulk box has a colour depending on its overall value of the box, if the value is less than a set amount by default, it shows as white, if this value goes higher than the expected default value, it shows as yellow, if the value is higher than the expected for yellow, it shows as purple, and then red.

Each colour box its own market value like the products, the example would be £10 for white, £30 for yellow and so on and so forth.

Its just a measure of making some back from opening all those card packs.

I would recommend you experiment, and test this out for yourself, but as a reference, my first comment is the boundaries for each colour box.

In this case
0-1 = white
1-2 = yellow
2-3 = purple
3-5 = red

0-1 is value of £0 to £1

This value has a "default value" for this range, all cards will add up to this value until 100 cards have filled the box, if it goes above this value, the box turns yellow, with plus or minus alittle bit, just incase of overlay.