How many points are required for the Deja vu-trophy?

[Miehenalku3000]

Title pretty much sums it up. I've read that the requirement is 19 500 points on an trueachievements forum, but someone also said it would be 23 000 points. You who have unlocked it, when did it pop?

[U_mad_bro7778]

It's 19,500 points, the second to last reward. 23k was just rumors on early release.

[Miehenalku3000]

On 14.12.2022 at 0:45 PM, U_mad_bro7778 said:

It's 19,500 points, the second to last reward. 23k was just rumors on early release.

 

Thank you! Appreciated.

[LegendExeter]

For this trophy can I start a game and quit for the 100 points?  Or is there a minimum time I need to play like 1 period first?  

[U_mad_bro7778]

14 minutes ago, LegendExeter said:

For this trophy can I start a game and quit for the 100 points?  Or is there a minimum time I need to play like 1 period first?  

You don’t earn any points for quitting the match as far as I can remember. Either let the other person beat you or have the other person rage quit on you or beat them.

Edited July 4, 2023 by U_mad_bro7778

[Luuk1892]

No points for quitting and no points if you run out of turnovers/fouls/pauses or going afk, as far as I tested. Best to just accept the loss and play through or quit and enter another game, I personally recommend the latter as getting 50-120 points per 20+ minutes is not really helpful in early stages of grinding.

[Roundtoad]

7 hours ago, Luuk1892 said:

No points for quitting and no points if you run out of turnovers/fouls/pauses or going afk, as far as I tested. Best to just accept the loss and play through or quit and enter another game, I personally recommend the latter as getting 50-120 points per 20+ minutes is not really helpful in early stages of grinding.

 

Personally, if I know I can't beat the opponent and their ridiculous cards, I just try to run down the clock as much as possible without stopping it, while trying to keep the game close. That means no committing fouls, draining the 24-second shot-clock as much as possible, no scoring within the last 2 minutes, and most importantly turning off auto timeouts and auto end-game fouling. It's still a grind as every game still takes at a minimum 25 minutes (clock stoppages, opponent timeouts etc) but I'd still take the 75-100 points, much better than resetting half-way for nothing. 

[Luuk1892]

3 hours ago, Roundtoad said:

 

Personally, if I know I can't beat the opponent and their ridiculous cards, I just try to run down the clock as much as possible without stopping it, while trying to keep the game close. That means no committing fouls, draining the 24-second shot-clock as much as possible, no scoring within the last 2 minutes, and most importantly turning off auto timeouts and auto end-game fouling. It's still a grind as every game still takes at a minimum 25 minutes (clock stoppages, opponent timeouts etc) but I'd still take the 75-100 points, much better than resetting half-way for nothing. 

 

Yes, I agree, time wasting is a good way as well. I usually estimated my chances in the 1st qtr if Im honest, especially that I played low OVR cards and just mainly abused Manute Bol and gold Boban Marjanovic in the bench squad. When I got drawn against a guy with lots of wins and +10 OVR I pretty much knew I have no chance, not basing on skill, but just on the cards' power and abilities themselves.

I think both ways are good, it comes down to the question if you have enough time to play until you earn 19k points anyway.