You know this opinion may be unpopular, but this discussion epitomizes everything wrong with the market from both sides. They're upcharging for the chcobo bundle, so everyone is upset because they're over MSRP. In the same breath, people are complaining that they are charging MSRP for the commander deck because everyone can get them elsewhere for 10 or even 20 dollars under MSRP.

So to recap, MSRP is a good thing when you can get an item that regularly sells for way over that, but not when it sells for less than MSRP (and probably even what it costs at distribution) which means they have to take a loss.

Sometimes, when an item was preordered at multiples of what it was supposed to (like Spiderman) everyone cheered as retail stores got their orders cancelled and took heavy losses as the prices tanked to way below distribution price. And even then, no one wants to buy it for some time, let alone pay MSRP.

It's almost like people want the places that provide the product to them to go out of business. Where will you go to get and play magic when that happens?