Don't take this the wrong way, because it probably will come off the wrong way. But you aren't the only person playing the game. It doesn't have to tailor to just you. If you read your last paragraph, most of what you said is based on how you deal with things. Just because you don't understand a card to its full potential just by reading it's description, doesn't mean another player will not. Just because you feel like these cards are over complex doesn't mean everyone feels that way.
This also leads back to the learning curve I mentioned. Some players learn better by playing the cards and learning that they aren't good. Some (like yourself) try to discern the usefulness of a card right away to avoid getting bad ones. Everyone is different. Let those "bad" cards exist for the people that can learn from them. Having both ways helps out a multitude of people.
edit: oh yeah, btw. You guys are using that term wrong. The correct term is "newb" or "newbie" not "noob" which is an insult to an annoying player, or some variant of that.
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