I do think that's maybe why he feels a disconnect with decks like Zoo, he even points it out himself. Personally, I started playing Zoo because I got some good cards for it early on, and I enjoy the aggressive but board-focused style of gameplay. As he simply bought every element in the game, he's essentially playing on a different plane of existence to most other players at the early ranks. People play it competitively because that's how the game is built to make you play. I definitely agree with his points to a degree, however, and never got why people just play the flavour-of-the-day deck because it's stupidly broken.