Did you really just say injustice?
Did you really just compare the use of that word with a card in a damn GAME played with pieces of printed cardboard?
Get off the soapbox, the high-horse and whatever euphamistic pillar you seem to be standing on.
If you want to be in draft and open One with Nothing over, say, Life of the Loam; fine. If you don't; if you'd actually like to get SOMETHING every time you open a pack; it's time you shaped up and realized WOTC has just screwed you out of money by printing this card.
I'm not an expert on card or game design, but it's very easy for me to realize that if you make every card designed as good as you could, so that every single pack you open has awesome, solid, power cards in it, then playing that game in that environment will be no fun at all.
There's a power level to design that's hard to control, and they've been cautious about it since Affinity. Frankly, they've done a great job. Goes with the territory: %100 great cards = not as fun of a game and loss of sales
Hey Outbox? Why dont we wait for the rest of the set before claiming the whole thing horrible. Sure, this is speculation, you can speculate the whole set is gonna suck, but geeze, it's one card; you're pinning the value of the whole set on one card? Or the fact that it's not a good rare?
One With Nothing didn't make all of Saviors suck.
...Just made you pissed when you spent 3 bucks on a pack
We're all quite aware of Scatter the Seeds being in the top decks; but what you seem to ignore is that it shouldn't have been. It's just not THAT important to have that many tokens out against the majority of the field. In their testing, it was necessary. In every other round of testing, it's not. Maybe it was the metagame, maybe people just weren't prepared for GLARE, but the tokens didn't make their game.
Well, someone's pretty sure of himself. Fact is, the decks ran em and they won with em, so obviously they played a role, you dont get that far in tourneys with dead cards. No one's gonna know how powerful one single card will be until the rest of the cards it could interact with are revealed (short of something ridiculous like Jitte), but dont knock anything either, everything I've seen so far looks cool.
If worded that way it wouldn't be nearly as good, without an enchantment in play it'd sit hopelessly in your hand. Which I guess is why you would cost it at 2 for an instant. If it were worded like Hull Breach, it'd be broken.
By the way, Ranma, your icon is hilarious
Did you really just compare the use of that word with a card in a damn GAME played with pieces of printed cardboard?
Get off the soapbox, the high-horse and whatever euphamistic pillar you seem to be standing on.
Get. Over. It.
Geeze, some people need to calm the f down.
I'm not an expert on card or game design, but it's very easy for me to realize that if you make every card designed as good as you could, so that every single pack you open has awesome, solid, power cards in it, then playing that game in that environment will be no fun at all.
There's a power level to design that's hard to control, and they've been cautious about it since Affinity. Frankly, they've done a great job. Goes with the territory: %100 great cards = not as fun of a game and loss of sales
One With Nothing didn't make all of Saviors suck.
...Just made you pissed when you spent 3 bucks on a pack
Well, someone's pretty sure of himself. Fact is, the decks ran em and they won with em, so obviously they played a role, you dont get that far in tourneys with dead cards. No one's gonna know how powerful one single card will be until the rest of the cards it could interact with are revealed (short of something ridiculous like Jitte), but dont knock anything either, everything I've seen so far looks cool.
If worded that way it wouldn't be nearly as good, without an enchantment in play it'd sit hopelessly in your hand. Which I guess is why you would cost it at 2 for an instant. If it were worded like Hull Breach, it'd be broken.
Sounds nice, too bad there's already an easy way to have a 6/3 trampling wolf on turn 3, and that's permanent
Seriously though, it's good, makes alot of already efficient beef that much more powerful