Mlb The Show 21 Conquest Hidden Rewards

Conquest mode in MLB The Show 21. It's like a giant board game, right? Except instead of Monopoly money, you're hoarding virtual baseball teams. And instead of a top hat, you get... well, hopefully some sweet hidden rewards.

Let's be honest. We've all sunk hours into this. Staring intently at that digital map. Planning our next strategic takeover of some random team's stronghold.

The Alluring Promise of Hidden Loot

The real reason we're playing? Not for the love of conquering virtual territories. It's for the hidden rewards. The whispers of amazing player cards floating around the internet.

Did someone say 99 overall? Suddenly, taking over Wichita feels a LOT more important.

The Agonizing Mystery

Here's the thing. These hidden rewards are, you know, *hidden*. Shocking, I know. SDS (San Diego Studio) loves a good secret. They're the baseball version of Willy Wonka.

You feel like you're searching for the Golden Ticket of diamond dynasty. Except instead of chocolate rivers, you're battling the Oakland A's on Rookie difficulty for the tenth time.

I swear, some of these squares are cursed. I've conquered them more times than I've eaten hot dogs at a real baseball game. And still. Nothing.

My (Probably) Unpopular Opinion

Okay, brace yourselves. Here's where I might lose some of you. I think... I think the hidden rewards aren't *that* great. At least, not always.

I know, I know! Blasphemy! But hear me out. Sometimes, you finally uncover that elusive reward. And it's... a bronze player. Or a stadium sound effect.

Seriously? I just spent three hours conquering the entire state of North Dakota for *that*? I feel personally victimized by MLB The Show.

The Grinding Reality

The grind is real. So. Very. Real. You're meticulously moving fans around, simulating games. All for the *chance* at something worthwhile.

It's like a digital lottery ticket. Except instead of money, you're gambling with your precious free time. And the odds feel about the same.

I am probably being overdramatic, but I need to vent. I really wanted that 99 overall...

The (Slightly) Brighter Side

But hey, it's not all bad. Sometimes you *do* strike gold. You pull a decent gold player. Or maybe, just maybe, a low-level diamond.

It keeps you coming back. The *hope* of something amazing. The addictive nature of the grind.

Besides, at least you're playing baseball! Even if it's virtual baseball against the CPU on Beginner mode.

Tips for the Treasure Hunt (Maybe)

So, how do you maximize your chances? Honestly, I have no idea. But here are some things I *think* work. Based on absolutely nothing but my own experience.

Conquer everything! Leave no tile unturned. It's a numbers game, right? The more you conquer, the better your chances.

Check online forums. There are conspiracy theories abound. Follow them. (But maybe don't trust everything you read).

Embrace the Absurdity

In the end, the hunt for Conquest hidden rewards is a bit absurd. A time sink. A virtual gamble. But it's also kinda fun.

So, keep grinding. Keep conquering. Keep hoping for that elusive diamond. And if you get a bronze player? Just laugh it off. And start conquering again.

Because in MLB The Show 21, as in life, it's about the journey, not the destination. (Unless the destination is a 99 overall Mike Trout. Then it's *totally* about the destination).