Shadowverse

So, basically, one legendary card for every 20 packs.

I actually usually calculate it that way when I spend gold on a new expansion. And that's roughly how it turns out.

But I, on the contrary, felt a bit repulsed by this billion free packs in Hearthstone. It feels like a beggar is clinging to you on the street and shouting: "Hey, pay attention to me! Want some packs? Want me to just stand here like a heron?!" But no offense.

I also felt a bit repulsed by these huge salaries in the West. It feels like liberals in the government are clinging to you on TV and declaring: "Hey, live like a human being! Want to buy an apartment, a car? Not in 100 years with a huge interest rate."

This is a complex issue. From the point of view of COLLECTING, I'm actually not against it, because that's how it's designed, you're not supposed to get all the cards in the game in a week. On the other hand, without cards, you can't really participate in competitive modes properly, because even at rank 20 in Hearthstone, you're still getting crushed by the same decks that are used in Legend. All that's left is to play casual games in Wild with matchmaking that pairs you with opponents of your level.
I haven't played ranked much in Hearthstone, but I think the ranking system is better there than in Heroes of Might and Magic, at least you can feel the difference between the ranks, but here I don't see any difference between rank 20 and rank 5, neither in the variety of decks nor in the skill of the opponents.