You can't just go into it blindly with the manufacturer and say, he guys. Obviously it's not the case here where cards are being added, but new sculpts along with art and character balancing has to go on PRIOR to them being offered really makes sense and is something I'd HOPE a designer would do. So how much do you value content being added to a game? Well that's subjective I guess. Obviously, this is true, but what you fail to realize is that this is adding content to the game and there's actual value to the people who had to design and playtest the cards (if it is actually a good game that they cared about). I could print out what cards I want at home, whenever I feel like it and play the game for cheaper. Hey MtG (or pick a card based game) is just a bunch of paper. This is going to turn into a bit of a rant, but it's kind of like people saying.
Things like play testing, sculpts, artwork, molds, etc. It actually takes time to add content to a game. Sculpts and molds cost money and adding a few plastic miniatures may not seem like a huge deal, but it is. It's like saying, ok, we play tested the heck out of our game and have things that really will work as part of the game rather than adding stuff to the game that just makes it not work or breaks the game. This is really a pointless argument to be having.
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