>>96473057
I will always blame him. Him, Hasbro, Cummander faggots, investors, scalpers and all the bunch of braindead casuals that are killing Magic before our eyes.
>>96387321
Blocks were a financial disaster anon. WotC was aware of this and killed such structure. This is a business in the end and Blocks were a shit no one actually cared about, imagine a whole year of Aetherdrift lmao.
>>96355144
The Classics by him and his team of monkeys: >We're monitoring the situation >All macro archetypes are seeing play >The meta looks healthy and diverse >Our data suggests it doesn't have an excessively high win rate >We can't make any changes now because it would disrupt an upcoming event >We're waiting to see how the next release effects the meta >The format has all the tools necessary to deal with it >There's plenty of room for rogue decks to succeed
>>96346622
So what you're saying is >We're monitoring the situation >All macro archetypes are seeing play >The meta looks healthy and diverse >Our data suggests it doesn't have an excessively high win rate >We can't make any changes now because it would disrupt an upcoming event >We're waiting to see how the next release effects the meta >The format has all the tools necessary to deal with it >There's plenty of room for rogue decks to succeed
