Group X, Altarpieces, Nos. 1
Esther Rose - Wanton Way of Loving
Boulevard Montmartre - Night by Camille Pissarro / La Vie en Rose - Louis Armstrong
Tracey Chapman - Fast Car
Elvis - If I Can Dream
Huangguoshu Waterfall
Pang Xunqin - 1940
Owl on a Pine Branch (1833)
Utagawa Hiroshige
Boston Cremes (1962) - Wayne Thiebaud
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It's true it's a function of the people playing, but it's an attitude that's unfortunately pretty common in the game. There were people in my old playgroup who made decks that weren't even designed to win, just to make the game as unplayable as possible for everyone else at the table.... and like yeah at that point that person is just a shithead. It's shithead behaviour to only be able to have fun if you're making other people not have fun.
yeah, no game exists in a vacuum obviously but it's especially the case with games like MTG and when there's such a sizeable chunk of the player base with this kind of an attitude, a corpo like WotC is gonna make certain design decisions that cater to that portion of the playerbase to keep them playing. It's especially been the case within recent years that wotc seems particularly unconcerned with their game actually being fun to play
.... I dunno if there was a point I was getting at, but like yeah it's a player problem but also yeah it's also a game problem and players acting like that does impact the game as a whole