Kinesia said: If all the currently completely useless cards are raised up to usable things would change a lot (and the new meta would be unpredictable), so it would be good to boost currently unusable things rather than improve in any way stuff that is grudgingly used.
We would be buffing a numerous number of cards at all rarities, not just commons/uncommons. As a result, some cards will go from utterly useless to less than average, some will go from borderline usable to medium-frequency usable, some will go from mediocre to strong, and still others will go from mediocre to powerful. This will "flood" the current standard market with more useful cards. This flood will cause more card choices when building decks. Currently, it feels like there are specific staple cards when building a deck. It's not that there aren't other choices; it's that there aren't enough good choices competing against one another. Additionally, these buffs will spur the discovery of new card combinations. Hopefully, the new card combos will generate a more varied competitive deck market; as opposed to the constant domination by a small number of decks. The meta will start to be shaken and maybe even shift. And regardless of the existence of BSZ, it is something that is direly needed to diversify the meta.<https://forums.d3go.com/discussion/comment/872644#Comment_872644>
Nyarlathotep said: But yeah overall the lands feel really slow compared to older spell conversion looping decks, especially when combined with the power that bsz gave to us until the last rotation.
jtwood said: Nyarlathotep said: But yeah overall the lands feel really slow compared to older spell conversion looping decks, especially when combined with the power that bsz gave to us until the last rotation. But, man, that has really allowed Deathsprout to shine right now.