Yo, I feel you on the whole "Monopoly money" vibe with proxy games. But honestly, I think they’re here to stay. Like, they’re not replacing the real deal, just complementing it.
For example, I use proxy games to test out new Magic: The Gathering decks before I commit to buying the cards. It’s saved me so much cash, and I can still enjoy the real thing later.
If you’re curious, check out sites like Deckstats or MTG Goldfish for deck-building tools. They even let you simulate games with proxies.
So yeah, proxy games are more than a phase—they’re a tool. But they won’t replace the thrill of cracking open a fresh pack or holding a legit card.
For example, I use proxy games to test out new Magic: The Gathering decks before I commit to buying the cards. It’s saved me so much cash, and I can still enjoy the real thing later.
If you’re curious, check out sites like Deckstats or MTG Goldfish for deck-building tools. They even let you simulate games with proxies.
So yeah, proxy games are more than a phase—they’re a tool. But they won’t replace the thrill of cracking open a fresh pack or holding a legit card.