Hello! I don’t want to come across negative, but rather to hopefully frame this as some constructive feedback.
The primary issue I see with the game currently has to do with event structure. I’m not sure what happens behind the scenes in the code, so there is probably some real reason for this, but event repetition makes the game feel more stale.
For example: I do like Hour of Devastation as an intermittent challenge. But when it was every weekend multiple weeks in a row I began to quickly hate seeing it coming up. Similarly It was refreshing to see Avacyn’s Madness return. But I just now had a “not again” moment seeing it in the queue.
“Moderation” is the key word I want to use. It seems to be a point that could be improved as far as event scheduling goes, particularly on “big” weekend events. It seems lately, the community asks for something and the response has been to give it to them… but go a little overboard and give seconds and thirds beyond the point of satiation.
Similarly, I think the issue many had with RotGP was getting only that so many times in a row.
I think the event schedule, particularly with weekend events, should aim to be staggered more with the goal of not repeating the same event twice in consecutive weeks.
In my opinion, the larger PvP events with named PW like Hour of Devastation, Trial of Zeal, Inventors Fair, etc need to be limited to once a month tops as they tend to be much bigger competitive investments (bigger brackets, longer run with more matches) in addition to providing generally higher rewards commiserate with that greater investment.
Also on the wishlist: there was the Planeswalker event at one point in time (3 “semi-random” planeswalkers picked each time with different personalized objectives) that I would love to see return.
I think the game has enough of a catalog of weekend events old and new that it shouldn’t be too difficult to keep things fresher than they have been feeling currently.
Thanks again for listening! I hope this comment can go toward improving the experience generally. And promote keeping the event schedule feeling fresh.