Make Playing Cards unboxing and review

We received our first deck of customized professionally printed cards for our tabletop miniatures game, Looking For Group: Arcanite. We wanted to do an unboxing of the cards as well as give a review for the company we used to have them printed, Make Playing Cards (www.makeplayingcards.com).
Note: We were not compensated in any way by MPC to make this video, I just wanted to discuss my opinions and experiences, which were all great!

[@sulessburton9838]

Thank you so much for this video :) I was hesitant to order from them but now I'm completely excited to order!

[@sunsetnwaves]

Thanks for giving a thorough review, I appreciate it very much.

[@greyraingames]

You’re welcome! I plan to do more tabletop game/hobby product reviews in the future for the different companies I use.

[@barbara3911]

Thanks very much, very informative and useful vid.

[@borky22391]

Bro, you’re from my hometown?!? That’s pretty awesome to see a video I wanted see and you being from Huntington!

[@greyraingames]

Awesome man glad you liked the video! If you’re interested at all in the game check us out on the FB group. We do game nights sometimes and love to play with new people.

[@wallaguest1]

looking great that design

[@greyraingames]

Thank you! We'll be showing more as we design and order cards. If youd like to follow the game development and chat with us, check us out on the Greyrain Games FB group!
facebook.com/groups/356580292699444

[@ChristianRock62]

I just ordered my deck. First time. That red line limit on templates concerned me. I had to make my cards small on a larger picture to fit just right on the red line. I hope it turns out exactly like that.

[@marcgeronimo2997]

no the red line is the bleedout area not the card size you only need all text within the lines not the picture

[@hectorrenesegovia779]

I refuse to use this company anymore. If you use their marketplace to sell your product, they will not pay you unless YOUR profits exceed $100 (but will happily take the money they made off your IP on those sales). Yup! THEY SOLD YOUR PRODUCT AND PAID YOU NOTHING. Their excuse is:
"It’s company policy and very common practice and strategy to promote user activity. It’s not practical to pay on demand for a company on a case by case basis as it increases work, cost and confusion."

[@greyraingames]

I had no idea what their policies are on that, I’ve never used their marketplace before, only used them to buy custom cards for personal use.