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Topic	Any Magic the Gathering players here? Is there a MTG board on this site?
Monopoman 07/29/17 2:45:13 AM #45:	Lokarin posted... Krazy_Kirby posted... irl magic is pay-to-win. loved playing duels of the planeswalker series though. Rarity based balance was legitimately fair prior to the internet since having powerful cards was lucky in the first place. Now you CAN just buy them. Nah its always been about buying your way into the good decks. Shit even when the game first came out people bought tons of packs to have a better deck then their friends. It's why the game was such a huge success just after it came out. Even when the Internet wasn't a thing the only difference was you went to a local card shop to buy singles of the cards you needed. The game is not truly pay-2-win though its pay to compete. If you want to be in the competitive world of MTG you need the best decks and cards period. The skill cap on the game is very high you could give some new player every card in the game and pair him off against a seasoned veteran and the veteran will school that new player 90+% of the time. --- BF ID: Birck #1559845599 Leads: Regil, Shion, Zeis <cite>Monopoman posted [p:883801327] in Any Magic ... [t:75612599]...</cite> <quote><cite>Lokarin posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Krazy_Kirby posted...</cite> <quote>irl magic is pay-to-win. loved playing duels of the planeswalker series though.</quote> Rarity based balance was legitimately fair prior to the internet since having powerful cards was lucky in the first place. Now you CAN just buy them.</quote> Nah its always been about buying your way into the good decks. Shit even when the game first came out people bought tons of packs to have a better deck then their friends. It's why the game was such a huge success just after it came out. Even when the Internet wasn't a thing the only difference was you went to a local card shop to buy singles of the cards you needed. The game is not truly pay-2-win though its pay to compete. If you want to be in the competitive world of MTG you need the best decks and cards period. The skill cap on the game is very high you could give some new player every card in the game and pair him off against a seasoned veteran and the veteran will school that new player 90+% of the time. --- BF ID: Birck #1559845599 Leads: Regil, Shion, Zeis</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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