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I think you don't underatand the engagement driving part behind it all. The point is that you have to spend money on the market to have it all.
Your personal motivation might not actually be of importance there.
Besides, if you click on a maxed out badge you can see all the cards in the set. And there's nothing stopping you from buying/collecting a 6th set of cards if you really just have to have a set.
If you click on any of your fully completed game badges (max level), it will show the cards. If you do it on someone else's badge, it will show the cards if their inventory isn't hidden from you.
Edit:
Here are two of mine
Elden Ring Level 5 Badge
Elden Ring Foil Badge
Just imagine how the inventory of people who crafts hundreds of badges would be...
I would know. I have more than a few badges that required sets of 15 cards. I'm really glad I'm not eternally stuck with them.
Thanks - I honestly didn't realize that in a completed set I could click on the cards I no longer have and still view them... so in essence what I wanted is already there - maybe not as clearly as I would have liked... but there in principle anyway.