Lazy, part2

[aeronaut]

Originally Posted by Andrew Hackard

We don't intend to release randomized boosters. That's a headache that none of us needs.

I couldn't agree more. Part of the marketing strategy of certain "other" CCGs is to make you buy a lot of randomized boosters to get the few that you need for your strategies. I think that policy is bad for the consumers and good for the manufacturers.

Props to Andrew and the Munchkin crew over at SJGames for not going this route.

Regards,
Aeronaut

[Nerftw]

It also doesn't make much sense in the context of a game where everyone plays from the same deck. Even if you were to get a "rare" card, it could go to anyone during the course of the game.

[Rusty Tincanne]

The coins, dolls, t-shirts, bookmarks, pens, etc give many, many options for a person to bring advantages to the gaming table. And just as many options to show off your inner geek. :)

My wife throws threatening glances at me whenever I hint at pulling out the Munchkin Mask.

[RL]

I for one, am very happy that Munchkin isn't collectible. And I'm glad that Andrew and crew intend to keep it that way.

Someone on eBay just spent $85 for eight Munchkin promo cards, which is absurd.

[sir_pudding]

Did the OP mean randomized boosters or "random" in the current slang usage? Fairy Dust and the Santa boosters might seem "random" to some.

[MunchkinMan]

Hmmmm. I don't think, considering some of his statements in other threads, that anything other than randomized boosters could be what was referred to. I could be wrong, of course, but that's how it seems.

[Kauboi]

Originally Posted by Chad Cloman

I for one, am very happy that Munchkin isn't collectible. And I'm glad that Andrew and crew intend to keep it that way.

And yet I have to have them all...ironic, isn't it?