As other people have said, not much to complain about with this set. I've only been purchasing cases in the past 2 or 3 years cause I love opening boxes, the thrill of finding something pretty cool like recently when I opened a box of Traders and found one of those redemption cards for the nrl grand final this year. My only problem is the size of the set to collect. I earn less than $25000 a year, so to have so many big sets a year, I simply can't afford it so it takes me ages to put full sets together. Am still chasing cards from the 2014 Traders and Elite is about to be released in a month or so. For me as a collector, I enjoy collecting the common sets and lower subsets. Signatures and higher end cards really don't interest me at all. I buy a case when I can afford to as I hope to get the majority of the subsets. Have previously done calculations on how many of each item should get in a case based on the info that has been received so far and if calculations are correct then the only subset that may be completed out of a case is the parallels. It would take 2 cases or more in some cases presuming no doubles to get complete sets of most of the subsets in this series. So, hopefully in future ESP think about us low income earners as well when creating series. Maybe cut down on the parallel sets. A common set and parallel set I don't mind, but a special parallel set on top of that, is going a little overboard on the parallels.