And then there’s me, a guy who admittedly was drawn in by Final Fantasy so I could be considered a newbie scrub or whatever who is already kinda burned out on the game because there are SO MANY SETS. You can’t even enjoy collecting a set because a new one is being shoved in your face seemingly a couple of weeks after the last.
I mostly stopped playing a decade ago but have kept up with some stuff because I enjoy the lore and things. I’m really shocked they moved from the three set blocks/two set blocks models to the current “everything happens in one set” approach. It just feels like everything is rushed.
And then there’s me, a guy who admittedly was drawn in by Final Fantasy so I could be considered a newbie scrub or whatever who is already kinda burned out on the game because there are SO MANY SETS. You can’t even enjoy collecting a set because a new one is being shoved in your face seemingly a couple of weeks after the last.
This is what killed it for me. It was fun to look at new cards and retune things every 3-6 months…not every 3-6 weeks like it is now
Honestly I have kinda switched over to Sorcery for the moment.
Since it’s newer, there aren’t tons of sets, seems like about one big set a year-ish, so you actually get some time to enjoy the product.
I mostly stopped playing a decade ago but have kept up with some stuff because I enjoy the lore and things. I’m really shocked they moved from the three set blocks/two set blocks models to the current “everything happens in one set” approach. It just feels like everything is rushed.