Vintage Cube Sucks

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Andy and Anthony talk about why they think Vintage Cube sucks. Riddled with unintelligibly complicated cards, self-solving puzzles, and value generating haymakers that take no investment or strategy to maximize, it’s not our hosts’ favorite kind of Cube.

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Timestamps

0:00 - Intro
3:09 - Vintage Cube Sucks
5:19 - Disclaimers and Caveats
14:45 - What do we mean when we say ‘Vintage Cube’?
18:02 - Issue one: rampant card complexity, especially the Initiative
30:25 - Issue two: cards with no downsides encourage unfocused decks
36:13 - Issue three: modern power outliers are mostly unknown supplemental set cards, not iconic pillars of the game
42:30 - Miscellaneous ‘Vintage Cube’ cards that offend Andy and Anthony
45:06 - What to do with the knowledge that Vintage Cube sucks?

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