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With all of that being said, those issues werent with the game itself but more with the packaging and contents of the starter decks

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A cheap hate piece that becomes a late-game threat hides a lot of bodies

By the looks of it, they didnt stock too many traditional Japanese board games but instead filled their shelves with indie board games from fairly unknown publishers