← Back to context Comment by FanaHOVA 5 months ago Where do you think prize support for tournaments would come from if no one had to buy the cards? 4 comments FanaHOVA Reply josephcsible 5 months ago Entry fees? kadoban 5 months ago And sponsorships, and vendors and etc.There's tournaments for _all kinds_ of games that don't require loot-box purchases to compete, it's not exactly an unknown problem. FanaHOVA 5 months ago The Mtg Pro Tour is free of entry and has a $500,000 prize pool. Tournaments encourage people to buy cards. kadoban 5 months ago And all it requires is a gross, exploitative business model and lots of grief.
josephcsible 5 months ago Entry fees? kadoban 5 months ago And sponsorships, and vendors and etc.There's tournaments for _all kinds_ of games that don't require loot-box purchases to compete, it's not exactly an unknown problem. FanaHOVA 5 months ago The Mtg Pro Tour is free of entry and has a $500,000 prize pool. Tournaments encourage people to buy cards. kadoban 5 months ago And all it requires is a gross, exploitative business model and lots of grief.
kadoban 5 months ago And sponsorships, and vendors and etc.There's tournaments for _all kinds_ of games that don't require loot-box purchases to compete, it's not exactly an unknown problem.
FanaHOVA 5 months ago The Mtg Pro Tour is free of entry and has a $500,000 prize pool. Tournaments encourage people to buy cards. kadoban 5 months ago And all it requires is a gross, exploitative business model and lots of grief.
Entry fees?
And sponsorships, and vendors and etc.
There's tournaments for _all kinds_ of games that don't require loot-box purchases to compete, it's not exactly an unknown problem.
The Mtg Pro Tour is free of entry and has a $500,000 prize pool. Tournaments encourage people to buy cards.
And all it requires is a gross, exploitative business model and lots of grief.