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HeroDelTiempo17 posted...

It's better in theory but it's also ignoring the chance to just open what you want from the packs, which is the most value.

Also if you're at the point where you're considering buying wild adventures for dust...why not just consider playing Wild? What you're talking about doing is spending money, losing 3/4 of the value to the dust system, then losing that value again in two years when all the cards you craft rotate.

I have no interest in Wild. I made the decision when they introduced Standard/Wild to focus on Standard because I started playing the game late enough that I had almost zero GvG/TGT cards and would never be able to catch up without spending large amounts of cash. I dusted all the LoE and Blackrock cards when they rotated out and don't regret it.

I don't see myself as losing anything here because I would never buy Nax otherwise (unless money spent is counted as a loss). Either I'm getting the dust or I'm not getting the cards at all.

If I'm factoring in value lost to crafting cards that'll rotate out after a year of play, I might as well never craft at all because eventually everything becomes worthless.
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