[Sarkhan]

Hello everyone,

let me explain the title straight away:

think about all the collaborations that Fortnite has made for example with Marvel, DragonBall, Naruto, and many more, the same is happening on Call of Duty, for example, now you can have THE NINJA TURTLES skin on code...

well, my beloved game Magic the Gathering lately has been doing the same thing and in my opinion, most of them should have been avoided because they do not fit with the Magic the Gathering world.

Here is an example of the upcoming one with Final Fantasy

I am not sure about this, it looks like there is less effort to create new sets with new characters and it is easier to get paid collaborations with other characters from other worlds...

what do you guys think?

[miskkie]

Think it works pretty fine in something like Fortnite. Magic the Gathering definitely seems less suitable hahah.

[Sarkhan]

@miskkie yeah exactly! I mean, some of them made sense, like the Lord of the rings, but others, OMG!

[Aapje]

I usually don't like these crossovers, since they create inconsistent artwork that takes you out of the game and turns the game into a big ad.

[LunarLady]

@Aapje
I agree, but in some games like Fortnite, it adds a new playing style and weapons and also attracts some new players.

[DracoTarot]

@Sarkhan To be honest even if these decks are 80% cheaper than the others I wouldn't buy them.

[Sarkhan]

@DracoTarot the problem is that they made an entire set ahah

[tntiseverywere]

These things are always bound to happen :) It's up to the player to accept them or support them :)

[DracoTarot]

@Sarkhan 😄. I wonder how popular they will become. I guess collectors will purchase the entire sets just to have them in their collection. For me it's a no. 🙂

[Sarkhan]

@DracoTarot yeah I feel you, most of them feel like a marketing strategy