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@BestUnkleDan @TongNeverSleeps Honestly I get the sentiment behind it though. Like why would a high level player go to their weekly offline local when TNS is on the same day? Just because TNS does provide a lot to the FGC, doesn’t mean that it hasn’t been a factor in reducing attendance for some offlines.