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I hope you're right. Since the beginning of the year (so 4+ months) I've got only 2 TOs, if I am not mistaken - 1 from grand prizes of the last event, and another one from stage 3 of the last FA. That's not a lot, and I don't think I missed any. You can get straight PPs, but again, they seem to become more scarce.Getting 7 trading posts over the entire year isn't too taxing (assuming Inno keeps offering them)
We're kind of splitting hair here, but you can, and you don't even need MA L5. I have L4 MA, so can craft slightly less than 2.5 CC a day, or ~17 CC a week. That's 6x pet food and 5 more CC - basically, 1 UUU and/or 1x RR conversion (but you probably need to skip one pet food). With L5 MA you can do a lot more.I don't think you could support crafting 6 pet foods per week with catalysts AND craft anything else. Which as a tournament player, doesn't seem like the right balance of catalysts. If a UUU is 4 catalysts for 6 rounds of a tournament, and pet food is 2 catalysts for 1 round? Especially for early rounds where attrition just isn't that bad. Plus that assumes a level 5 MA.
And indeed UUU is much more valuable than a single, or even 2x pet food. But the balance is controlled here not by the cost in catalysts, but rather by rarity. Unlike pet food, UUU doesn't show up that often. With the current setup, I'll gladly pay twice for UUU if it will show up more often, so I can guarantee a stable supply. I used to have 5x UUU in inventory, and right now I am down to 2x. And I am crafting those every time they show up.
You don't need to always use boosted, only focus on those. You're still getting all the other relics in the tournaments, they just also have other uses. Specifically, you would want to avoid the relics that are used for catalysts, this can drain them pretty quickly.And expecting to always use boosted relics on pet food is not realistic. 2/3rd of the time, sure (assuming your sentient boosts are also surplus-ed, though that's not the best assumption, given crafting costs and AW wonder costs). But that's a relatively minor concern, admittedly.