After playing for a few weeks I must admit that the colors of the open cards make you want to buy more.
Variants of luck, quality, business value and a community market are used.
When you start opening envelopes your first few weeks then you can't stop expecting to get something.
Currently I observe channels that last 3 or 4 full hours opening envelopes.
There are some companies like Pokemon or Dragon Ball that have understood perfectly how this market works.
They deliver less and less envelopes but with their metal container and with aesthetic details.
In the beginning a player starts with one envelope, then they increase to 10 and finally they end up buying complete boxes.
It will be a bubble.
In Chile there is a community called mitos y leyendas which has been in operation for more than 20 years.
The market accepts it, values it and the company has reprinted its cards hoping that collectors will not be selfish.
This is the opposite of what happened in the United States with Magic where they have signed legal papers not to reprint certain cards.
In Chile, the value of Myths and Legends cards has remained stable.
On the contrary, in the United States the value of the most collectible Magic cards has increased x50.
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