Plan on going Tuesday! This just makes me even more excited. My wife and I saw it on stage twice.

My Thanksgiving this year is going to be all 3 extended LotR movies and Hobbit themed food all day.

Hitting all 7 meal times:
Breakfast
Second Breakfast
Elevenses
Luncheon
Afternoon Tea
Dinner
Supper

I've been making sure to only like certain posts and follow specific people. Once I'm happy with the balance, I'll mainly look through the "following" feed.

That's been working so far. I also think the algorithm is better at feeding you stuff you actually like too.

The cost however... I'm just glad I get a good deal from my workplace....

Literally started watching right before seeing the post! So excited for this set.

Amazing reprints that will continue to be printed for years, driving costs to reasonable prices?

Functional reprints in new cards?

Awesome brand new cards?

Fantastic new alternative art and foil treatments?

I do try to do tutorials now though, especially for more complicated or puzzle based games, as my play time is limited and I don't want to spend it all just trying to figure things out.

Do you have an example of a game you noticed gamers skipping the tutorial more than usual?

To be fair, for a lot of millennials, we grew up on trial and error games. Some games had a little booklet that had the controls, but if you got your copy of Super Mario Bros, Zelda, or Sonic second hand, it was push buttons until you don't die in the first couple seconds. Then try for 3s more.

I'm a gamer. I'm a dad. And I'm tired.

Current games:
Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door
Persona 3 Remake
Disney's Dreamlight Valley
Minecraft

Also huge Magic the Gathering fan.