Who is farming who here?!

I never gave a F or S about land tbh. I bought 5 plots for each of my three playing accounts since I was interested in the prefix titles that would provide an rShare bonus for my ranked rewards. I even aped into RUNI around the start of 2023 when ETH was near its cycle low and the price was close to the presale price. The fact that we are nearly 5 months after land 1.5 and we still don't even have the rShare bonus is quite frustrating. I didn't think that it would take that much programming power to make this happen.

I couldn't care less about all the technical nonsense. I didn't even bother with the Land 2.0 paper. I never cared much about the earning potential tial of the lands, I just bought the cheapest plots possible to be in the same region as my guildmates. When the time comes (eventually), I'll just watch a few content creators to figure out wtf is going on with land anyways.

I could give two shits about farming 'desalinization crystals' in a game that is unlikely to survive.

Exactly why my sentiment has always been "land whenever." It's not doing anything to help expand the player base or draw in new investors which are desperately needed. The company has squandered countless work hours developing land when the player experience should have been first priority regardless of how long ago the land sale was.

I try to look at things half full. I try to keep my negative opinions to myself which is why I thought land whenever was dismissive without pissing off the land holders who had been waiting quite some time for this development. But thanks for voicing how I feel about land!

It is some hugely elaborate grand design for the pretty basic problem of having too many cards in the system. I think the much better solution would be to GET MORE PLAYERS to use the cards in battle than to stake them away on land.

I continue to DCA into Rebellion buy buying packs with credits when DEC is at peg, or buy buying cheap DEC when it is discounted. I keep the Gold Foils for myself and sell through the Regular Foils into the market, mostly filling bids since I lack the patience to help at market or stack cards for rent.

I'm still trying to do what I can to support the company since pack sales are where it's at. I've really enjoyed the modern rotation and exploring new strategies. I think the new ranked updates for rating system is good, but will take some time for players to adjust. I think Matt has a good plan and good ideas for how to grow the game, and we're both in agreement -- LAND IS NOT IT!