October 2023: "Having too many types of booster is hurting sales, so we're consolidating them."
July 2024: "Hey check out this new type of booster we came up with."
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October 2023: "Having too many types of booster is hurting sales, so we're consolidating them."
July 2024: "Hey check out this new type of booster we came up with."
Something something pendulum swinging
WotC exec is schizophrenic. They will never give up trying to give players less while charging them more. The never-ending cancer of "line must got up every year".
You can just create a sustainable business model guys... one where costs are recovered and a modest return is made. You don't need to give in to the squeeze from Hasbro to milk your product into the ground... and become like every other empty shell of a product they own.
Not just line go up. Line must go up more than it has previously gone up. A slightly lesser growth is apparently lethal
So pauper boosters? Doesn't look like they announced a price, but if it's more than $2 a pack, I just don't see it. It has 7 cards (1 often is a land it seems) and no guaranteed rare (or higher). If it's cheap enough, buying these for a low cost draft/sealed could be fun though.
What's kinda funny is that the 7 card packs don't even make it around the table once in a draft lol
You could try it with a smaller pod (4 maybe?) but yeah that's a bit odd. You'd definitely need more than 3 packs per person though, probably 7 to give everyone 49 cards to choose from.
That could actually be fun. Especially with the lower powered packs. The person who opens a rare would be like the one-eyed among the blind 😆
Kind of a weird one hand sealed format to experiment with maybe :)
I fail to see where is the "value" in a booster full of commons and uncommons
Saw this on the reddit thread and did a real lol:
It's a value booster for their shareholders