WotC's growing pattern of broken promises

[Scribe]

with a few exceptions like Tasha's.

Tasha's is trash. Your 2016 marker seems about right though.

 

[Plokman]

Fact of matter, they are owned by Hasbro. Not too much different from Mattel, they own a franchise that is multi generation and they appear to listen, but it is a lie. Thomas the Tank Engine could of survived a dumbed down CGI like BWBA, I will buy nothing but toy cars from them. (For reference see All Engines Go)

Yes Thomas broke my back on Mattel, Hasbro is still doing it, to be honest I collect toys and am starting up my own company through Patreon and YouTube so I will inevitably buy Transformers or Power Rangers. But I tend to do that through TPP like Super Seven.

I was stoked to see the Dice Transformers, but no Hasbro I am not paying for that and do forgive my use of the dictionary definition of the word here Slag! You wanna know who has bearings of Chromium Steel? Everyone who ignores you.

We have the power, simply put there are millions of us, a dozen of you. To paraphrase Kathleen Barr "I will have fun with your playdoh, the rest of you who cares"

 

[guachi]

There are no legacy tournaments. The cost is so prohibitive that no one can afford to play.

That said, I just replaced my printer cartridge and bought a land pack. Want to play my $4000 deck?

What's crazy is I started playing Magic 30 years ago and have tens of thousands of dollars in cards (very played cards) sitting in boxes somewhere. Moxen, multilands, a Black Lotus somewhere. I never bring them out to play because who would I play with?

 

[MoonSong]

What's crazy is I started playing Magic 30 years ago and have tens of thousands of dollars in cards (very played cards) sitting in boxes somewhere. Moxen, multilands, a Black Lotus somewhere. I never bring them out to play because who would I play with?

You could make a vintage cube and invite friends to play.

 

[Henadic Theologian]

Another broken promise was actually never doing anything like Universes Beyond, only to do Universes Beyond later on.

 

[The Stray]

Another broken promise was actually never doing anything like Universes Beyond, only to do Universes Beyond later on.

Oooo, yeah. The Walking Dead SL was something I remember HATING.

 

[Henadic Theologian]

Oooo, yeah. The Walking Dead SL was something I remember HATING.

A lot of the Vorthos community hated the UB stuff, but the D&D sets divided Vorthos opinion more, not as controversial, but some didn't like mixing their MtG Peanut Butter with their D&D chocolate, like Scribe.

 

[jeffh]

Another broken promise was actually never doing anything like Universes Beyond, only to do Universes Beyond later on.

Another case where a link would be nice. When did they promise that?

 

[Haplo781]

What's crazy is I started playing Magic 30 years ago and have tens of thousands of dollars in cards (very played cards) sitting in boxes somewhere. Moxen, multilands, a Black Lotus somewhere. I never bring them out to play because who would I play with?

You could sell those and buy a house.

 

[Remathilis]

You could sell those and buy a house.

Not in this market!