Isn't it actually interesting, guys? If gods' price goes down, the renting market becomes irrelevant. Like, they would need to ask for so many gods to even make a penny back on listing the card or something, just a complete waste of time. Because extractors either wouldn't be able to earn that much gods or it wouldn't be worth it anyway. Basically, if extractors are gone, the renting business won't be as great anymore.
Wait, could it possibly mean the return of Ownership?
Actually, the funniest part about this, I think, is that whether the extractors disappear or not, or renters vanish, it doesn't change anything about us who like to play the game. Because they weren't buying packs or anything—just gaming queues are gonna be longer. There will probably be less aggro in the game. Whatever happens, it will be very curious to watch.
It kinda balances itself out—less player > more gods per player. So, some will leave.
Well, whatever happens, I am excited to see it. For science. The biggest issue about gods' price going down is probably new player acquisition. At this time, we have new players trickling in sometimes, but most of them come here to earn pittance from gaming.
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