@clownworld Isn't freedom of speech protected under the US constitution?
If burning a dollar is political speech protected under the constitution, why isn't this?
@RyanPollack_@MTGSecretLair My guy, you're so lost I don't know how to respond. The reason the game is going to crap is the sheer number of cards and reprints. This will be printed in ridiculously high numbers vs demand like everything else they've done...
You're trolling right?
@Ooaitt_@MTGSecretLair This.
What they're saying, as I read it, is this stuff isn't selling so let's try to push it on people.
Oh, and we'll just reprint the cards in the next set, like we have been for the last 4 or 5 sets anyway. Because $.
@metalplaysg4mes@MTGSecretLair These secret lairs, as is, aren't even selling 2k of the product for A LOT of them.
They'll probably reprint the cards in another set if you wait 2 weeks too.
@The_Spun_Yarn @icegothgirl @MTGSecretLair Scalpers won't touch this. WotC will print these SL and then print a different version in a main set, burning scalpers. The scalpers then will not buy either and WotC will end up stuffing these as box toppers or bonuses in Collector boosters.
The desperation reeks.
@tisLatte@MTGSecretLair This will end up over printed. Scalpers probably won't touch this if they end up getting burned 2 or 3 times. Its a bad decision on WotC.
@MTGSecretLair This sounds like one of those late night infomercials or salesmen that tell you that if you don't buy now, it'll be gone forever.
Don't wait, purchase now or lose this chance forever!
Then this stuff ends up at an outlet as overstock. If this ends up in another product....
@Rob63925548 @Zapdox@MTGSecretLair I think it'll actually end up being the opposite. WotC will print say, 1k of every secret lair. What's going to end up happening is that they'll have an extra 900 of each secret lair, ridiculous amounts of waste.
All those decks had massive printing problems.
@PeterOvo5 @iddqd_Aj@AntNameless Yet the game don't tell a story and after a day with the game, it's the same crap over and over again.
Next year, you can spend $70 to do it again, except it'll have new paint.