Back to collectionA planned DAG purchase meets an unclear market page
Players were waiting for news about Final Form's next steps, while DAG cards could already be traded on a secondary market. One player said he was uncomfortable leaving spare money idle and planned to complete a DAG set on the secondary market. A casual plan to buy became a decision to establish both a purpose and reliable information first.
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Players were waiting for news about Final Form's next steps, while DAG cards could already be traded on a secondary market. Some had recently complained that listings were missing from the market page. Over the weekend, the wait and the urge to take part came together.
One player said he was uncomfortable leaving spare money idle and planned to complete a DAG set on the secondary market. The Night Watchman asked whether he needed the cards for a deck or simply feared missing out. The player admitted he had not decided and did not understand the earlier listing problem. They listed the cards he lacked and agreed he would check the page's information before buying.
A casual plan to buy became a decision to establish both a purpose and reliable information first. The player might still complete his DAG set, but for now he would not let impatience for the game make the decision. Why listings had disappeared from the market page remained unanswered that day.