What I really believe, is that since the beginning of the creation of the formats and only allowing BOTS in the Wild Format, was what complicated things regarding the rewards in that format and of course the constant decrease of prices in the old cards, since that moment the collection factor died in the game.

It is obvious that newer cards are more powerful, but it cannot be that a new card has much more value than an old one, even in games of this same type this does not happen, I played for many years Yugioh, something similar to MTG and the older cards no matter how weak they seem with the new ones, they were always expensive and this is because they were no longer printed, they were scarce and the collection value is maintained.

This does not happen in Splinterlands, if everything worked the other way around with respect to formats, just by selling several of my Beta cards, or Untamed, I could easily invest in Rebellion packs and cards and the team would receive constant income for this.

I invested when the game came out, I am one of the first players who played Splinterlands, I entered in the 2nd season, and at that time I was one of the first who trusted the game, as well as many others, that investment should be enough to make a profit and continue investing in the game if the value of my old collection was as it should be, I think focusing on Wild players earning rewards without investing is a mistake.

At the time we gave the game the income to get it to where it is now, be it a lot or a little, I would like to invest more than I can, but right now I am at a loss, yet I haven't sold large amounts of SPS in a lot of time, I only use it for rentals, but not for liquidity, but if the game wants me to keep investing, it should give me the tools to do so.

BOTS provide liquidity to the game in many ways and maybe that's why they are not completely limited, stopping them all would be too easy from my point of view.

In any case, if things continue as they are, those who invest in chaos or Rebellion, and these move to Savage, their value will certainly decrease. Do you think these users will want to invest knowing that all editions will lose their value?

The way I think that the economy would flow, part from what I explained above, the old editions and the Wild format, should be that game mode in which players should be for their high rewards, while the modern, is for the newer and a taste of rewards, those of wild could with their old cards sell, to buy new cards and play in both formats if they want, and this in the end would be income for the team, plus promotional cards, skins and other things.