After all, if you never use the card, you might as well have wasted your wild card
However, Wheel of Potential does do something that other Wheels dont
Being able to cheaply gain control of the board is very important in current metagame as it paves the way for you to establish your planeswalkers while at the same time makes their walkers a lot less effective
I think we can all agree that Masters 25 wasnt great, but it did cause Azusa, Lost but Seeking to drop by $25, Chalice of the Void to drop by about $20, Thalia, Guardian of Thraben by $10, Blood Moon by $5, etc
And even more surprising, all of them seem to point toward a slower, more methodical style of play that white has not always supported in Standard
Finally the lands start getting way better, with better fixing like Drowned Catacomb, but also neat tech like Peat Bog + Saprazzan Skerry which are consistent ramp if we can proliferate and Diamond City that can store up tons of shield counters and then activate it reliably thanks to Venser creating creatures so easily