While using it as a primary price is problematic, since we don't really know how it is calculated (and the lack of transparency opens up the possibility of manipulation), it's a great way to sort of double-check the TCG-Mid price
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When we talk about the importance of evasion, not only is that important for the sake of being evasive, but also for the sake of stopping evasive maneuvers
