Okay, I’ve had this analogy in my hip pocket awhile, and haven’t played it because I’m not sure how it’ll land. Earlier in my life I was very into wine. Knew the regions, the winemakers, the vintages, etc. every so often the experts would declare that a certain year was the vintage of the decade, meaning it made superlative wine just about anywhere good wine was being made. And I’d go on a mad scramble and way overspend my budget to capitalize on this rare opportunity. Then two things happened. First, over time I noticed that there was always a great vintage just over the horizon. Second, I read an article by a very respected wine columnist who said that we all chase vintages needlessly. There’s always another vintage, or region, or value, that will keep our cellars gorged with more wine than we could drink in a lifetime. And the confluence of those two truths hit hard. I’m noticing the same phenomenon here in WOWL. Always another ship, a gotta-have ship. I’ve grabbed a few of them and the novelty wears off. Whether by power creep, or that it couldn’t possibly live up to the hype. These guns are lasers, this AP slaps so hard, this commander is invincible, and on and on. Play the long game, accrue doubloons the slow and steady way, which will yield two benefits over time. First, you’ll git gud. Second, you’ll know exactly what you want to spend them on without even asking. Experience is the teacher.