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So Netrunner worked on the Panini principle, did it? I can see the appeal of the Keyforge model in contrast to that. Cheers.
Oliver Schick-
Not exactly, it wasn't random packs you were buying, more like pre-defined expansion packs of 25 new cards at a time, so you knew what you were getting.
But if you bought all the expansion packs you could craft a much better deck than if you didn't so if you wanted to be competitive you had to buy them all. That's why I was attracted to Keyforge.
Drakien
It definitely increased the appeal for me, having played Netrunner and loved it, and then went to a meetup and got trounced because everyone I played had all the expansion packs and just better decks (nothing to do with my skill level, honest).
I was really interested in a competitive deck-builder-like card game where you wouldn't have to spend £100's to get a good deck, you could just luck into one. And the game itself plays really well.
Shame it's all fucked up now. Glad I only bought a couple of decks :D