Slight defect inherent to.some percentage of printed foil cards, accerbated by humidity.
Not really. It’s a fairly hard to catch defect.Ah, so they took from the MtG quality control side of the house?
Man I’m so burnt on smug and/or smarmy faced older white dudes talking about D&D in YouTube videos…is this guy as annoying as his video thumbnail looks? Like assume the pov of someone who finds nerd immersion nearly unwatchably annoying, self-satisfied, up his own nose, and just basically cringe, as much as I hate that term.
Did you even watch this, or are you making assumptions? I didn't find him smug at all.
I watch very few YouTube videos because they annoy me. This one was short, concise and not at all smug. My only complaint is that I will never be able to scrub the bit where he shows himself actually tearing open the slipcase from my mind. I suspect my therapist may suggest that I buy multiple copies of this so I have have an untorn one and one I can look inside. Although even as I type that, I'm remembering that there is a special cover version of this, so that means getting four copies. Why WotC? Why?
Mostly a joke at the 'out of the package' curled Foils that plagued MtG for years. I did a quick look at it seems it was maybe improved, so this is likely just a cheaper distribution.
Steve Jackson games had curved cards when they first tried foil. They replaced every single one of mine. And I think setup replacements with FLGS.
I'm really enjoying the weird turn against Youtube that's been going on around here the last couple of months. It's fascinating.
I mean, I at least give a person a view before ripping them....seems only fair. A lot of YT, though, is super negative for ratings. The stuff Google tries to convince me I want to read and watch is overly negative about TTRPG specifics .....which, um, I'm a fan....
