@TeasdaleMTG@GavinVerhey Don’t worry, they won’t jsut randomly decide to keep out Masters 38 or downshift the uncommons of one set in the future. THE FORMAT IS SAVED.
@TeasdaleMTG@ponderkeep@A_AdeptoTerra@GavinVerhey Trying to manage Limited, Casual, Constructed and competitive creates an overlap that is bound to create issues. So the explanation by Gavin I think was fine. We play such a complicated game and have access to so many resources and still act so stupid, it’s exhausting.
@TeasdaleMTG@ponderkeep@A_AdeptoTerra@GavinVerhey https://t.co/yaPnRMSmSR here’s an article by rosewater. I believe everything in MTG has gotten more complicated over time. Rarity potentially means less over time and with the advent of so many formats the defining factors of “powerful cards” and there impact are complicated.
@TeasdaleMTG@ponderkeep@A_AdeptoTerra@GavinVerhey I mean Gavin explained the reasoning and it’s just a weird supplemental set. And if you think about it logically, commander decks use new made up cards sometimes and those cards have a rarity so they try and balance the deck for play. This set isn’t necessarily as balanced.
@ponderkeep@TeasdaleMTG@A_AdeptoTerra@GavinVerhey People don’t draft or anything. The common distinction literally just comes from the print rate of the card and has nothing to do with the cards power. You’re suppose to be able to draft these packs for fun and there’s a lot of gas in it.
@joeleooo This always happens. People want to play other games besides MTG cause truly the other games are easier. I don’t blame em to an extent. But you gotta invest a lot into MTG constructed.
@Lib_Development@minordissent Ai is still basically a retarded search engine. And you have to cross reference to make sure the stuff I true if it’s important. Then the hallucinations and it wanting to please the user so it sometimes just comes up with stuff.