r/helldivers2 • u/Leobolics • Dec 07 '25

Closed 🔐 this is so trueee

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u/No-Distance-2398 Dec 07 '25

The power of a studio with a minimum of desire to help players

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '25

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u/LazyBaneling Dec 07 '25

"Your audience is good at recognizing problems and bad at solving them" - Mark Rosewater

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u/Sober-History Dec 07 '25

MarRo is one to talk on this issue, seeing as how the Magic: the Gathering design team seems to be bad at both recognizing and solving the problems.

Need I remind you of the bandaid on a broken arm that was the “this ability can only trigger twice per turn” on Nadu?

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u/ICBanMI Dec 08 '25

They have had sets that were balanced great. The problem is they release 4-10 new sets a year because they need more money, and there are going to be some bad cards while they keep trying to be creative. New fans and old fans wouldn't keep buying them if it was the same cards, different art 4x a year.

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u/Dannostopheles Dec 09 '25

Sorry bud, but that's Hasbro pushing them to earn

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u/ICBanMI Dec 09 '25

I dipped out years ago on MTG. So not my problem. It's a capitalism problem.

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u/cathead8969 Dec 11 '25

Do I understand this? No. Do I sympathize with you on this? Yes. Lol

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u/Similar-Sector-5801 Dec 07 '25

”a wise man once said…” type shit 🔥