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I am more surprised that TPCi actually said anything about this. Usually, you just hear nothing but radio silence, and try to ride out the outrage. As far as it is concerned officially, there is "no impact".

the reason why it doesn't affect the pull rare, is that because the line where packs come together are in these plastic boxes on the production line where the seed randomly inserts the hits. the plastic box instructs people on which cards go into which hits are supposed to go there. Ergo, if...

making people buy the FA/AA of a meta deck core. i like it.

as per usual, now that all the good cards are revealed from the set. here are some waste of good art on bad cards. everyone give a round of applause to the captain who ran into the iceberg on the titanic.

it has to be low so that we don't get a repeat of 2016 again. may be some people like one-tone bargain garbage in the top tables, but I don't. Two, at best. The rest is not important enough, or not legal anymore in standard.

Spiritomb is V Basic Pokemon Ability Seal. I count a grand total of 1 Pokemon that it affects.

until you realize that they don't have to use tyranitar. they can use stounjouner and yveltal just fine.

when tera cards are not a donkey pile of jank, people will pay more attention. also, not one, but two good boss order arts? finally. this just means tennis the menace just has that unlimited power with his palpatine pose.

Being Charizard makes it mid But bringing back delta species era stuff is good. I want to see different types all around again.

the solution is to never buy packs at all. just buy cards you want and save the gacha headache.

well, winning decks that can't use nest and ultra and be enough are using great ball, so yes.

Well, when floodgate cards are compatible generic searchers, we need access to 12 reliable ones in a 60-card deck to ensure smooth playing. This means we are missing 2 cards. Last rotation is relevant. the days with only quick ball and evo incense is hell, because there is no hand fixing, or...

It wasn't until BRS actually where we get to some good cards (back) the introduced stability, instead of "i guess I whiffed, I lose" DAA format was so bad cause everything is so slow, to the point where a single hammer heads ruins the momentum, or whiffing a going first energy is just game...

I did, I'm sure you didn't read what I said. I said this happened last rotation, when we have to use cope like Great Ball to make sure we brick less, when they could have just gave us Ultra Ball earlier in the first place. Only now, we don't have enough good searchers other than nest and UB...

not good enough, everything should be guranteed. this happened last rotation too, when we only have quick ball, and no ultra ball, lack on consistency in decks that should not be legal in the first place.

You see a set like this, and you ask yourself this question: People pay money to buy this garbage? It's not an excuse for the first few sets of a new rotation to look like this. Going back to using Great Ball because they don't wanna put evo incence or whatever good searcher we had before, is...

Reposting again. This Wooper's first attack is "Find a Home" This little guy's face just says: Home is where you park it. Zzzz

Friends, we can end this travesty today. Every year, many amazing artwork become wasted and put onto bad cards that don't do anything. We can end this vicious cycle now. Donate to the GAGC. The Good Art, Good Card Foundation Together, we can reduce binder filler, and put jank in its place. We...

yes, cause searchable floodgates is much more fair then those unsearchable outs. and yes, fun must go both ways in a 2-player game.

> Should you play control? No, I think discouraging sociopathic behavior in a children's card game, like pinning your opponent down while they try to draw their one-of unsearchable out, should not only be praised, but as a rule for all card games.