@7:30 I think all playable cards should be cheap while having full art actually rare collectible versions of any cards. the way pokemon works is all functional cards have a very easy to get cheap version (the main set) then full art/alt art versions of those cards that actually have high value, this way anyone can play competativly cheaply and people who collect still have something of high value to collect
I agree. It can be hard to do with mtg though because there are so many players that even regular border nonfoils of the really good cards can get expensive. If they did reprints of just the regular border versions it would lower the price of those without impacting the high price variants too much. That doesn't sell boxes though which is the only thing wizards cares about.
I've never heard someone complain about the order of cards or the wrapping 🤔 they aren't Japanese pack either...they would be in Japanese...it's the order they come in now..if you don't like the way things go don't buy the product unless you're looking for an excuse to complain. I for one exited for this set.
The packs were printed in japan, there are several differences in the packs and foiling for if it was printed in japan or US. Also I like when the good hits are in the back because it builds anticipation and makes the experience more fun.
I prefer rares in the back as well. Tell a tale with the commons and uncommons, then the cherry on top. But I did see some people liking the rares at the front.
