TheDragonHermit said:My original idea, which in hindsight may have been poorly conveyed, would be a largish randomly selected pool of cards from the upcoming pack with nodes preset with the Planeswalkers that will come out that set, with the idea of having a new and fun event style with part luck and part skill defining progression, a test of flexibility, strategy, and ingenuity dealing with what you have to make a deck giving players a new and fun challenge with the reward being the ability to select a number of the cards opened for this based on how well a player progressed, while generating an excitement for the new elements of the game in a burst of fun content and user empowerment, something lacking at the moment and that many are hoping for in crafting. I think from the feedback I am seeing with this poll many players are looking to the devs for something new, and it shows in the forums, but at the same time there are concerns about making this playable that are entirely valid. As always Brigby, I thank you for the care and interest you show in these forums and urge you that if you bring this to the devs in a meeting that you both bring up the desire for empowerment in card collection that the positivity in this represents and that the worries of those who responded negatively are addressed as they bring up very valid points. And to anyone reading this poll I would encourage you to make your own for ideas you have, I feel that if we can encourage development as an open dialog between players and developers we can make a great game, and it is a great game despite all our complaints, even greater. I can't wait to see what comes next.
tfg76 said: In order to give D3Go some fuel to work with this, I would actually say that you could implement this very closely to regular magic:A player would have to buy, say, a premium pack (maybe at a discounted rate, maybe not), build cards from that, use any PW in their arsenal (so it's an advantage to have many to choose from, driving sales of planeswalkers), play with that deck and those cards, and win prizes that way.With such a high cost, the prizes should be accordingly high. It should at least be possible for the T25-50 in platinum to recoup their cost along with some bonus boosters, maybe some jewels, whatever.Of course, with tournaments with entry fees, the game stability has to be improved first, or at least a refund policy would have to be in place so that anyone suffering a crash during any game in the tournament or any other problem like that would be refunded their entry cost (but get to keep their cards).I love the idea of "shadow tournaments" on release as well, with "temporary cards" and planeswalkers, maybe that's a good first step.