Sunday, October 10, 2010

The Lighter Side of ..

Actually there are some good things about the fact that the production of VtES has been stopped (at least for the moment):
  • No more Bang Nakhs or Berettas in VtES starter decks.

  • The Blood Dimmed Tides expansion for VtES will never see the light of the day.

  • There will be no "Strike: Combat Ends" for Quietus. Suck it down, Assamite fanboys!

  • Cards you own, like Carlton van Wyk, Enkil Cog, Ashur Tablets, Parity Shift, etc. will be more valuable than ever, since they will never be reprinted.

  • Sucky cards like Eyes of the Dead, or Crimson Fury will never get an update, which would make slightly less stupid.

  • There will be no foil cards or "mythic rares" in VtES, even though the "CCG market demands it".
Anything that comes to your mind? Please comment ..

7 comments:

hodgestar said...

Love number 3. :)

John Eno said...

Put down the pipe, Ralf. It's the OPPOSITE of a good thing that Blood Dim'd Tides will never be printed.

Joscha said...

Don't you dare to compare Bang Nakh to Beretta. Bang Nakh is such a good weapon, I don't get the whining about it! ;o)

I'm really sad about not seeing the Blood Dimmed Tides-Exp. Boohoo.

Another really good thing is that we will never see another +stealth modifier for Dominate (hopefully).

Charles Bronson said...

:(

blood dim'd tides FTW!

floppyzedolfin said...

Farewell, weresharks :(

Jelsky said...

I love the Crimson-ani thingy. It could actually be helpful when you play Alexandra, and some nasty Tariq tries to Amaranth you..
It's Subdued by the Blood, but not a master!! And as we all know that card is an auto-include in a bigcap deck....

Anonymous said...

but it would ba a shame to put all those Vampires of the exansion straight into the sunlight.

mind the wording:
"...will never see the light of the day."
wich IS a good thing.

That they wont see the light of night either is another thing.