But for vintage, the difference is colossal
The MTG team described playing the games themselves (especially if they hadnt played that particular entry), then creating three categories for the Final Fantasy elements, from the need to haves (category 1) to that would be nice, but we probably wont have room (category 3) and discussing with Square Enix even at this conceptual phase as well as consistently showing them specific cards and getting feedback
Japanese Pokemon cards consistently outperform their English counterparts in three areas that matter most to collectors: guaranteed pulls, print quality, and price
Revival // Revenge from Guilds of Ravnica is even more of a solid play with Vito now, as its able to quickly finish off an opponent who starts on half or more life than you when you play the card
And a Negate is never useless later in the game as a top deck, unlike the Modal lands where a tapped land wasn't that heavily desired later and the spell isn't playable
Think of staples as filling five buckets every Commander deck needs: Ramp get ahead on mana so you cast your commander early and often