Magic's 30th Anniversary Edition product is a slap in the face to the larger player base. In this video, HamHocks42 considers how it could have been done better to make it widely acceptable and, potentially, even more profitable for Wizards of the Coast. Simply, how could this product could have been great and celebrated as a massive success instead of the massive tire fire it is today.

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I'm afraid the ship has sailed on the Magic: 30th Anniversary Edition and we're left with the absolute mess that it is (despite public outcry) but it's fun to consider the possibilities and day dream over how Wizards might create products in the future that can better serve their player base at large -- whether they're playing at their local game store (LGS) or jamming games on Magic: the Gathering Online or Magic: Arena at home.

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