I do think they want to slide back and forth through different expressions and play the one that suits their needs at that given time. Of course the Historic format was already unique to Arena as well, if technically playable with paper cards
Putting those cards in your deck can feel like youre taking a huge risk
Bottom line, remove as many distractions as possible during these sessions
Food metaphors aside, Pidgeot was designed well because it could go in so many decks
Worldwide Edition was the only way to obtain this back row clearing card until 2006, although it was banned from 2004, when the Forbidden list was first created, until 2020
These can cost an arm and a leg, and if you're serious enough about your prized collection to invest the sums required, it's worth waiting for the opportunity to check the card out properly, with your actual, real live hands and eyes