For all the dumb shit going on, Magic: Foundations looks like it's going in the exact opposite direction of the dumb.
That's what I thought at first, but now I understand that it's a very targeted attempt to counterbalance the other stuff that's going on. They want their cake and eat it to. They want a set that anchors the 'core brand' for years while still getting all the new attention from these other IPs.Foundations is so directly at odds with the rest of the schedule/product announcements that it feels like two entirely different decision makers somehow have control over the game currently
For me, when I was out of the game, each expansion and the hype surrounding it was a natural jumping on point.An expansion every two months forever feels like the end of me being able to justify the game. Much more productive things I can do with the time and money. Your singles for Set A will arrive at your house when spoiler season starts for set B.
Bets on it not actually lasting for 5 years or however long it's meant to be out?Foundations is so directly at odds with the rest of the schedule/product announcements that it feels like two entirely different decision makers somehow have control over the game currently
Eh, I have only ever watched like 2 of his videos. It came up after I was watching Rudy.You should feel bad for posting that pedo loser's videos.
Ackchyually, you can't flash in additional blockers after one is declared.
Ackchyually, you can't flash in additional blockers after one is declared.
Not directly relevant to what I said, but that card is a tiny nightmare of Oracle text.
Doesn't matter. Despite the fact that you could get TTS and Tabletop Simulator and play there super cheap, people will still buy it.You talk like they have the dev talent/capabilities to make a functional 4-player Arena client