Yes, I think it will be an improvement for players. We'll see if that will be positive or not from an investment standpoint. But normally, a happier player base will improve the investment side too, even if many things become soulbound in Splinterlands.
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As long as they have battle utility, I have no problem with soulbound cards.
Yeah, that's how a player should think. But we are in web3 and are used to games that are more like defi. Maybe that's the new direction in web3 games, with less tradable rewards, to make the game economy sustainable.
I also like that going forward soulbound reward cards can be burned for Glint. At least they give some utility to duplicates.
That's also good, burned for GLINT giving players more options.