I appreciate you trying, but
So, when I saw ads offering me a pack of Prismatic Evolutions (a highly sought-after special set you generally can't get for love nor money) for just $1.60 (1.12), and one of the newest Pokmon sets, White Flare, at under $5 for five packs, I already knew what I was signing up for
Mark Rosewater has an indepth article on the mothership explaining the reasons behind the changes, but the summary is: The Fall, Winter, and Spring Sets will all be large sets that are drafted alone (no more "blocks" or "small sets") The Summer Set will be a revamped Core Set (roughly half reprints, half new cards) A different approach to the Gatewatch (pulling back on apperances as planeswalker cards) The Masterpieces Series will revert to being in fewer sets (none in Ixalan) We're changing things behind the scenes (new R&D group "Play Design")
Paper weight measures density Paper thickness measures physical height Two papers with the same weight of paper can feel completely different in hand
First of all, excluding a staple of the format like SkullclampSkullclamp, none of these cards really result appealing for Marneus CalgarMarneus Calgar players