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These games are so, so bad.
I am actually shocked at how those two games played out.
These games are so, so bad.
It's really felt like they have some sort of requirement to put certain guys on commentary. (aka Rashad, who has no business ever going on commentary.)I haven't even been watching Magic that long, but I've been against putting people on commentary on formats that aren't their main dig. Put Marshall on the draft portions, side him on the Standard stuff, especially the top 8.
That's the sort of misplay that will have people actively wondering just how you got to the top 8. Holy crap that was bad.
Just watch the first game. You'll know it when you see it.
Unloading his entire hand into the Crux in G1.I watched the whole match and I feel like there were a few big whiffs! (Though I guess I wasn't watching too closely until game 2 somewhere.)
Unloading his entire hand into the Crux in G1.
I missed the quarterfinal matches. This doesn't surprise me. I'd be nervous as hell if it was my first PT top 8 and I remember he made rookie mistakes against me in the past. Playing against control isn't the easiest. Unless you're playing mono red. :lolThese games are so, so bad.
MTGO prices are hella wack. Mana Confluence jumped from 10 to 20 overnight. I have two, but still. Maybe I should unload them. It's not like I'm going to play standard any time soon. :lol
Edit: lol looks like Sarkhan is going to drop into non-existance.
I told you people about Confluence. Check my post history. It was me versus the world and once again, Wandering "Motherfuckin" Wind comes out victorious.
There seems to be quite a diverse distribution of decks. I'm new to MTG so I don't know, but I assumed in standard you usually only had two to four top decks at any one time. Is this a wider format than usual? I remember a lot of people in my LGS talking about how pre-KTK the only viable competitive decks were mono-black devotion and mono-blue devotion.
There will totally be some aggro swarm deck that plays that Command and uses it to hit for an extra three + number of attacking creatures to close out games. Between Outburst, Dragon Fodder, and Rabblemaster it has to happen.
There seems to be quite a diverse distribution of decks. I'm new to MTG so I don't know, but I assumed in standard you usually only had two to four top decks at any one time. Is this a wider format than usual? I remember a lot of people in my LGS talking about how pre-KTK the only viable competitive decks were mono-black devotion and mono-blue devotion.
Sphinx's Rev is nice, but it's no Gravecrawler.
Flavor? You mean the cloud creatures without flying? Flavor?
Literalism > Subjectivity. Judges need to be as consistent as possible from person to person, event to event.
EDIT: This is the cheat in question I believe. Super ballsy.
http://imgur.com/a/FfazV
This kinda shit is completely unacceptable. Deliberate, practiced cheats have to get you lifetimed. Cheating can not be allowed to lead to success.
Damn, I was planning on running Mono-Red/Atarka at Game Day, and now I'm just gonna look like a bandwagoner.
I seem to recall a lot of "these dragons are lame" comments, haha.I mentioned facing it at FNM. A few people already had it brewed so no bandwagoning there!
Wasn't most of us negative about Dragons at first? Then again, I think y'all are too negative on most things initially anyways lol.
Looking to add one more Anafenza for a quicker draw, one or two more Cave of Koilos and maybe one more Llanowar Waste.Creatures (18)
x2 Anafenza, the Foremost
x4 Fleecemane Lion
x4 Siege Rhino
x4 Soldier of the Pantheon
x4 Sylvan Caryatid
Planeswalkers (1)
x1 Sorin, Solemn Visitor
Spells (18)
x4 Defiant Strike
x2 Despise
x2 Dromoka's Command
x3 Read the Bones
x1 Ultimate Price
x3 Abzan Charm
x2 Utter End
x1 Duneblast
Land (23)
x3 Forest
x3 Plains
x4 Swamp
x4 Sandsteppe Citadel
x3 Blossoming Sands
x3 Scoured Barrens
x1 Cave of Koilos
x2 Llanowar Waste
Sideboard
x4 Display of Dominance
x4 Self-Inflicted Wound
x4 Surge of Righteousness
x3 Virulent Plague
I've played against a similar type of person with a lot of the same cards in their deck. Casual guy playing Underground Seas, Force of Wills, Sol Ring, Demonic Tutor and Dark Rituals all to ramp out Vampires with countermagic. Thought my budget Splinter Twin deck was utter bullshit. I'm used to playing with game store casuals but this guy was a little different than what I was used to.Casual Magic with people not really plugged into the greater Magic community is so weird. One of the guys I was playing had a deck with Underground Seas, Windfalls, Force of Wills and Demonic/Vamp tutors, but it was all for the purpose of killing you by making you draw a bunch of cards when Underworld Dreams is out. Those were just the cards he had available from when he played back in the day. He was aware of the value of cards and everything, but it was just funny to see them used for something so relatively innocent. Then his removal was Bile Blight and Tragic Slip. It was a weird array of things to play around.