MTG really shot themselves in the foot this year. A bad time with so many other options. I've enjoyed the SWU when I've gotten to play. Enjoyed this conversation!!
A couple of highlights for me this year are: 1. Watching BoardMatt's channel! 2. Playing swccg in person with Steve! I hadn't played paper since 2001. Plus, he is the man. Thank you both for these videos and the wisdom and joy you share with the community.
Thanks for tuning in all year long man. It really helps to have folks like you that enjoy the content and encourage us to keep going. Looking forward to doing more next year with Steve and the gang.
I guess to me there’s a difference between a product being scarce and short printed and people doing strategic buyouts, sometimes using things like bots to artificially create scarcity in the hope of selling at a higher price. Supply and demand doesn’t work when you have literal robots trawling the internet to buy up product at release at 12:01 on release day. You can have a robust secondary market without also having massive amounts of scalpers, there’s a bit of a difference imho.
MTG really shot themselves in the foot this year. A bad time with so many other options. I've enjoyed the SWU when I've gotten to play. Enjoyed this conversation!!
A couple of highlights for me this year are:
1. Watching BoardMatt's channel!
2. Playing swccg in person with Steve! I hadn't played paper since 2001. Plus, he is the man.
Thank you both for these videos and the wisdom and joy you share with the community.
Thanks for tuning in all year long man. It really helps to have folks like you that enjoy the content and encourage us to keep going. Looking forward to doing more next year with Steve and the gang.
🍺
I'm looking forward to the dragons in the Tarkir set !! twinflame tyrant from foundations is dope
Me too man! Mtg looks legit next year.
There’s no such thing has “scalping.” There is only supply and demand. Welcome to the real world.
I guess to me there’s a difference between a product being scarce and short printed and people doing strategic buyouts, sometimes using things like bots to artificially create scarcity in the hope of selling at a higher price.
Supply and demand doesn’t work when you have literal robots trawling the internet to buy up product at release at 12:01 on release day. You can have a robust secondary market without also having massive amounts of scalpers, there’s a bit of a difference imho.