I got a significantly greater number of Silver (Level III) Equipment packs and Disposable Equipment with the SP’s, as well as another Ultra Rare weapon, the Cerberus Harrier VI. I ended up with 16 PSP’s and 26 SP’s, which were about equal in total price – 1,584,000 credits for PSP’s vs. 10 SP = 600k credits while 10 PSP = 990k … with the additional credits I spent on 10 PSP, I could have gotten 6.5 more SP’s.īut, a sample size of 10 is not representative, so I went on to buy more packs. Medi-Gel, Missiles, etc.).ġ0 Pack Analysis: The SP is cheaper and I got the same number of Ultra Rares from both.
Both gave me equal amounts of Disposable Equipment (ie. I got an Ultra Rare Weapon in both the PSP and SP, with an M-77 Paladin IV in a PSP and Particle Rifle III in a SP. I bought 10 of each first and here were my initial results:Īs you can see, the main difference in the first 10 SP/PSP is that I got a lot more Gold (Level IV) Equipment with the PSP. NOTE: I already have everything (weapons, characters, etc) up to Rare unlocked to the max level or customization, with the exception of some Gear. I saved up around 3,000,000 credits and bought 16 PSP’s and 26 SP’s.
Ok, I promised to do a little experiment to decide once and for all what is better, the Spectre Pack (SP) or Premium Spectre Pack (PSP). UPDATE: I have spent about 5M more credits since this post and have updated results – click here to see them!
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