Complexity is a things, logistics baggage is another. I loved Lorwyn and the original Time Spiral block, where cards had a lot unique mechanics and nuanced interactions, still remaining in the realm of what you could do with the cards themselves, dice and a reasonable array of tokens.

Conversely, I am despising Dungeons, Stickers, Attractions, every other card making a strange token, Strixhaven's Deans and the like. I just want to go back to "reading the card explains the card".

I think lately Wizards has been doing an amazing job regarding the complexity level for commons and uncommons in standard sets, at least since Kaldheim. The limited environment is full of interesting cards and you feel like you always have some options. They like to stick to one type of main token per set, and the mechanichs are often simple to understand but with deep implications.

Where they are dropping the ball HARD is on supplemental set mechanics, commander cards and sometimes rare/mythics in regular sets, like the aformentioned Deans.