There are people that like the standard format right now? The decks seem like over powered draft decks atm. The buzz on the street is, "Yep this set is weak and won't make much of an impact until OGW comes out". Till then what? I'd rather spend my money on drafts/ sealed since that seems more enjoyable. I have a standard deck and can build the top pro tour deck if I wish, but "why"? I love to brew, but right now there's no brewing to be made. If you guys have time to sit on your butts and break it open let us know. Apparently the guys who gets paid to do so didn't find much to brew with either...Except that uber mana bases mean you can run sweet Khans cards until Christmas!!!!
Now on topic, BFZ cards that made an impact:
Gideon (DUH)
Lands (We just had a rare land cycle rotate, of course rare lands will make an impact)
Dragonmaster Outcast (repint)
You know what I see everything else doing? Trying to fill the holes of cards that just left. That's it.
And, the Atarka red is one of the weakest RDW variants I've played. Called me spoiled lasts Origins RDW was sweet, until it got hated out. Control? Sure...great deck choice in world of Den Pro's and Deathmists.
This is exactly how i feel regarding the BFZ impact on Standard. I also believe that BFZ PT is not much indicative of the impact of BFZ in standard. Also referring above comment, Gideon is a replacement Elspeth, Sun's Champion (supposed filler of hole). It seems like brewing is stale (for many who can't afford expensive mana bases) and for many who wants to try 2-color or mono decks.
This is exactly how i feel regarding the BFZ impact on Standard. I also believe that BFZ PT is not much indicative of the impact of BFZ in standard. Also referring above comment, Gideon is a replacement Elspeth, Sun's Champion (supposed filler of hole). It seems like brewing is stale (for many who can't afford expensive mana bases) and for many who wants to try 2-color or mono decks.