Its a one-card value engine that replaces itself and rewards you handsomely for taking basic game actions, which is kinda busted
The Maui ink cost was high, but if I waited another turn or two, I would have a legitimate tank in play that would be hard to take down even with repeated attacks by the combination of attack power of the other opponent characters on the table
Wizards of the Coast actually released a product that is essentially just a stack of $20 bills stuffed in packs, and we all found a way to complain about it anyway
"Episode 609: The Curse Of The Black Lotus"
You could also hop over to Draftsim's Discord if you want a longer discussion
Look, commander is a fundamentally broken format, and we all pretend its not for the sake of having fun, but Dockside Extortionist just does not feel close enough to the bounds of fun