@MBTYuGiOh Someone's already typing up the video essay on why the 50th best extra deck guy that negates is the biggest problem in Yugioh today and next week every comment online will be like yeah yeah true!
@NerdFactorYGO This banlist has brought out the lowest common denominators of Yugioh, hope Japan never changes OCG towards what these people want and by extension MD too.
@House_of_Champs Back to the regularly scheduled fuck Konami. LOCH in the OCG was priced the same as their Rarity Collection type of sets, but TCG thought it should be priced even higher per card. Then they do their age old tactics of reprints being mostly filler, and probably short prints too.
@mecchaJP Is your website not working properly? Items will show in stock or on sale in the sale category page, but when you click on an item, the item actually shows as out of stock or not on sale.
@YuGiOh_TCG Your importing speed from the OCG sucks, TCG Konami.
You gonna make everyone wait for 2-3 years for no reason like you did with Camellia or Flametongue?
Maid Verre, hurry up please!
@FRIStwits@House_of_Champs This is cardboard and foil dude
I'd believe that if there was a general massive price increase across everything else, but this is Konami knowing they can do whatever the fuck for this set cause it's probably gonna be the most opened set of all time. Shit is the GTA6 of Yugioh.
@House_of_Champs Did I just miss the pricing info before or is this new? $34.99 for 18 cards sounds fucking insane. Konami TCG is robbing people blind here.
LOCH in the OCG wasn't priced any higher than normal for their "special pack/set" category.
@MBTYuGiOh I'm cheap as fuck and play bad decks/the old meta once it's been reprinted/banlist hit. I wanted to play Punk. Rising Scale has been stuck at $10-20 a piece since September last year because Genesys and like 4 dudes topped with it there at their 64 and under player tournaments.
@MBTYuGiOh I view genesys as an excuse for Konami to prop up sets more, thus card prices for other than the advanced meta goes up just for people to compete in events that have a fraction of the attendance as normal advanced.