An interesting switch in defining a meta.
It’s clear that there has been a fundamental shift in how CG cultivates the meta. Before these last two GLs, it was almost a given that the new hard to get characters would replace the previous meta ...
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This isn't a "rock paper scissors" meta and I wish that overly simplistic meme would go away. This seems to be about trying very hard to prevent any further power creep by the current meta whatsoever (congratulations SLKR)--we can only speculate as to what the purpose of this is, but maybe they don't care if basically no one gets SEE because the whole point is to save all the meta-changing power for the next GLs. And when the next GLs come, people will buy them to win regardless of SEE being a bad investment and SEE buyers deserving a refund.
Or maybe, like with Sidious, maxed SEE will be required to get the next GL so it's okay for him (as with Sidious) to be weak since he'd just be a resource dumpster. Who knows. But this is certainly very different from previous releases of major toons, and for many people it makes little sense to chase after these toons and is probably a lot smarter to wait for the real meta shift to arrive rather than chase relevance in an old meta.
Or maybe, like with Sidious, maxed SEE will be required to get the next GL so it's okay for him (as with Sidious) to be weak since he'd just be a resource dumpster. Who knows. But this is certainly very different from previous releases of major toons, and for many people it makes little sense to chase after these toons and is probably a lot smarter to wait for the real meta shift to arrive rather than chase relevance in an old meta.
