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Quote from ilovesaprolings »Holy powercreep really. We are obsoleting grizzly bears now? This game is slowly falling to its doom, too much new powerful cards
Quote from Evil Never Dies »"Domri realized what kind of master he had rushed to serve." This is the one guy that has the word "Anarch" in one of his card's titles. This guy is a insult to true anarchists and I'm just glad he bited. Brainless idiot. You had the fate you deserve.
Quote from Pollaski »But... my libertarian minotaur bro.. How can you follow such a tyrant like Bolas?
Quote from AtraxianShade »That expression... Is the same you can see on serial killers / supervillains in movies... Doesn't really fit Gideon, unless he is being corrupted by the blackblade.
Quote from Drangsal83 »This set is released only one week after ‚Avengers: Endgame‘. Strange chance...
Quote from cyberium_neo »"I didn't buy Apple stock 20 years ago, before they rise in price, so the company should release them cheap and in bulk to the public, that way everyone could have them." Some people managed to get lucky and bought some old cards way ahead of time, and justly rewarded for their timing and decision. I don't mind reprints, but I don't see the need to want them, to the point of being acidic towards the game company. ------ People should really ask themselves: 1) Why do I need $100+ cards in my deck, in a format that's meant to be casual? 2) Do I require a $100 card in my deck to make it good or perhaps I just need better deck-building? MtG in general is not an expensive game, even staples in most formats are affordable to have multiple copies. The only ones that are ridiculously expensive are the ones that go into Legacy/Classic environment, most of those are overpowered cards anyway, degenerating to a healthy game. If a person thinks s/he needs Mishra's Workshop to make their artifact deck work, then the person should REALLY consider their mentality and skills, not the card price. One ought to differentiate desire and necessity.
Quote from 5colors »Quote from ChampionSilvos »Quote from flaming infinity »They didn't promise more valuable reprints. They did though. On that stream where they talked about the (false)themes of the decks they said the higher price was to accommodate higher value. I just rewatched that stream and nothing bout prices came up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWWTvx0YgV8 (45:10-48:34 is where they talk bout the decks).
Quote from ChampionSilvos »Quote from flaming infinity »They didn't promise more valuable reprints. They did though. On that stream where they talked about the (false)themes of the decks they said the higher price was to accommodate higher value.
Quote from flaming infinity »They didn't promise more valuable reprints.
Quote from Ernart »Quote from SilvosRogueElemental » But you have no idea what will work or not. Your criticisms are asinine since you have no idea what the story will actually be. People saying “I have a feeling there’s some Infinity War or GoT influence in there” is just that, people saying. Why you said I have no idea? That the truth, there is no silver bullet or a one size fit all solution to everything. Everything do works in way you understand what works and not but it doesn't mean you achieve the similar expectation, resolution, risk and consequences. This is a TCG don't expect it to work like a tv series that prioritize ratings.
Quote from SilvosRogueElemental » But you have no idea what will work or not. Your criticisms are asinine since you have no idea what the story will actually be. People saying “I have a feeling there’s some Infinity War or GoT influence in there” is just that, people saying.
Quote from Ernart »Just get into the topic I originally responded which is suggesting that game of thrones or infinity war. Yes everything has a risk but they should choose it wisely not everything that is trendy should be imitated and not everything that works from the other would work the same thing on another.
Quote from Ernart »Yes every writing takes inspiration to different media, but it isn't necessary for those examples to be copied.
And it's a misconception to assume what works in another media would work exactly or smoothly in another very different media without the consequences to it's franchise.
Quote from Ernart »Then everything is reboot... after the desperate attempts for a momentary appeal and shock value. Basing from Game of thrones is not good strategy in handling a TCG franchise like MTG. Poor analogy and marketing management for tcg to refer from a different media with a different priorities and target audience.