RE: When it is Better to Burn a Card Instead of Selling it: a Case Study to Explain it! + Considerations about Active Draft Proposals (ENG/ITA)

The thing is that if cards stay at burn value like many of the reward and chaos Legion ones now, it means Splinterlands failed and the economy is still broken. So since old card prices need to be fixed for Splinterlands to succeed, I feel it's better to just hold the cards instead of selling or to burn them.

About splitting Wild in bot and human mode, I'm not really sure that I would vote for it honestly. What they need to fix is the fact that players should be able to play at times that they want and can without missing out on earnings. A totally new game mode with different dynamics is needed for that. The reality that most including myself who run a bot in wild simply don't have the time to grind 1-Hour+ each and every day.

What they could do is integrate a bot service in-game at a fair price (which also helps them get some earnings), and when you play manually you get matched up with other human players in the same wild league. This allows players to put things in auto mode while they can play manually and have fun against real human players at times that they want to. This however would be tricky as many would try to cheat the system with battle helpers and such.