@not_imzu@ONEPIECE_tcg_EN We've seen already that during English showcases they rarely showcase the final product. We saw this as recently in the OP17 box opening. Yall need to chill.
From OP17 Box opening. One pulled from my locals
@TheRealWizar You sacrifice good graphics for larger group sizes. When most are on average of 10-20 players. MMOs with better graphics normally limit their sizes to around 8 typically because of this.
@yano_gamedev Almost all trading cards do this, especially foiled ones.
-MTG
-One Piece
-Pokemon
-ETC
Humidity is the main culprit. Depending on how long they're bent like this they are 100% and savable. Normally placing them in a double sleeve then putting heavy weight will straighten them
@kim_pljs@ghosy01 we're also seeing 3 colors get a potential power creep, while 3 colors are getting left in the dirt. I think our OP14 meta will be shot.
@sidneyOPTCG Ehh. Personally, I will only run winner cards won and/or traded for other winner cards.
But it's a TCG. People can do whatever they like. At the end of the day its a TCG of an existing property. There's a mix of card players and collectors. Let them have their fun.
@Cross_Aii Being able to interact with your players board and play, while its their turn is a god send. Instead of you just sitting there like in OP.
Card abilities and range go from basic to out of control. But, somehow most of the cards are still balanced in a way.
@Cross_Aii Was a long time MtG fan. So, the biggest issue with Magic if you came from another game is the mana system. Makes deck building weird for newer players.
However, multiple formats that all see support which allows you to find something you like and want to stick with.
@vandiiloptcg The biggest thing killing the TCG for me is the loss of color identity and heavily bloated top end cards with seemingly no down side.
Additionally, the power creep got out of hand within just a few sets. Yellow feels left behind by Bandai and purple feels so unfun to play aginst
@The_Egman Was a long time MtG player and left its standard play, given i was very tired of block formats. Its a money sink and feels bad some days.
It just sucks to have those concerns be drowned out/robbed in with the voice of the "limited card pool" folks.