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http://i.imgur.com/WJpuv1u.jpg - 2 Golds & 1 Foil
http://i.imgur.com/Iw10svf.jpg - 2 Foils
http://i.imgur.com/JQ6P9Uc.jpg - 4 Foils
What I want are the foil cards. I play mainly endurance and I hate the cards that disappear after one use. And since I play for fun, trying to survive as long as I can, I really don't care about the score multiplication. I wish I had that luck, usually the foil cards in the bronze packs are pretty poor, like lv1 and 2. But damn that last lv 5 assault rifle card is amazing!
For example, in chapter replay and replay elite, you can use the "infinite poison arrow" cards to grant yourself infinite arrows. But using cards that strengthen the enemies or weaken yourself will give you more bonus points, for example the card that doubles enemy armor strength.
In endurance mode you can give yourself weapons, skills, gears, bonus, and all the above so you don't need to start the game with no skill no weapon etc.
Yes, do it. I gained 25k credits in about 10 mins by rinsing and repeating the same.
The way it happened to me was.. My inventory was full and I was unable to open any more packs. So I used up a bunch of good cards in a round. When I opened a pack the next time, most of those cards popped back up. I was looking for the 125% score modifier foil card (doubt it even exists though) and had a ton of credits to burn through, so I kept opening packs and selling the cards that came out and only after a while I noticed that my credit count had been increasing all the time. So I suppose you shouldn't sell off your bad cards and hold on to them instead because if you don't, they'll come back and it won't do you any good if they aren't worth much.