I tend to agree but am uncomfortable changing cards after they're printed (there have now been many more decisions made besides a person or group participating in a pre-sale).
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I tend to agree but am uncomfortable changing cards after they're printed (there have now been many more decisions made besides a person or group participating in a pre-sale).
As others have stated in the comments and elsewhere, this is the biggest piece for me:
This perception risks setting a negative precedent for future pre-sale leaderboard positions, which could diminish the excitement and trust surrounding similar events.It is imperative that the precedent is set for great cards being created to reward those that go heaviest in pre-sales, our current lifeblood for sustaining this game.
As far as the decisions that have been made - I assume you're alluding to folks selling off their airdrop cards because it was perceived as meh (or otherwise). I agree that that sucks - I am much more keen to support a buff than a nerf - but I think that doing right by our biggest supporters should take a priority.
I truly don't disagree with anything you're saying. I just view changing printed cards as an equally poor precedent.