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Ah, that’s a good comparison! I don’t agree with the original comment - I think outlaws has a fun flavor, and I doubt they’re going to be using that keyword outside of these sets. I might have an issue if they did.

To your point, historic never resonated with my, though I see what they were trying to do with it.

I’m guessing they meant the reference to “outlaws.”

Gotcha. I think people normally use dpad over the joystick on pad, but I was having issues with inputs (especially dragon punch) so I switched.

And exactly - diagonal input on leverless is two buttons pressed simultaneously. I recommend one, but they can be pricey. If you’re interested, I used my keyboard to (shittily) simulate leverless so I could try it out. I used w - left, e - down, r - right, space - up and then 8 attack buttons mapped for the right hand. It’s definitely a change, though!

I’m playing a bit, but I really want to dedicate more time to the game. I picked up a leverless controller so I’m still getting used to the inputs and shortcuts.

Interesting that that your thumb is bothering you - are you using the dpad or stick on controller?

Looks like a really fun spells-matter card with strong effects. But I’d be surprised if this made it into Standard at 5 MV.

It’s been a while since I’ve used it, but the site “clicked” with me quickly. I used to be an avid tappedout user

Oof that’s a tough one… mull to 5 is rough, they probably figured they’d have a better chance to draw those lands, especially if the curve was good.

Esper taking a huge chunk of the field, but honestly still pretty diverse metagame. It might have something to do with the bigger card pool. I’m excited to see what comes out on top!

There are dozens of us! I think the book is enjoyable if all you’re expecting is a fun but shallow ride. If it’s been hyped up, it’s going to be disappointing. A lot of reviews treat it like the pinnacle of the genre, which is ridiculous.

I agree with your main points, but I don’t think that just because something has been the status quo it doesn’t deserve scrutiny. There are those out there who feel that this is an issue. For them, the best time to explore it is now. At this point it’s futile, but I think it’s important that we re-evaluate our laws and policies when there’s a group asking for it. We just need to make sure the people making the decisions at the end of the day are competent…

Poor Wii U… I had forgotten they had a TP remaster for it. I hope they end up bringing it and the WW remaster to Switch or whatever console is after it.

Ah you’re right! I agree then, this might have a place as a 1-drop in a Bargain synergy deck.

Thanks for this, my brain was trying to justify that “choose” also counts as “target”.

That’s a rough sell… There’d have to be an amazing payoff at 2MV to justify the card disadvantage.

If you have access to it, I recommend playing the Majora’s Mask remaster on 3DS. I also tried to start the N64 version a few times and couldn’t stay motivated until I played the remaster.

I hope the game picks up for you! I remember enjoying the game a lot, the items were fun and that final boss was a blast. I also really liked the art style, though I can see why some people didn’t.

I haven’t played it since launch, but I’m really hoping they do a remaster for it soon. I’m surprised they did Skyward Sword before it…

Wow that’s impressive! I can’t imagine the time and dedication it took to create this.

Honestly, that’s great that you enjoy them! I think the negativity is the sets aren’t self-contained. Once they’re released, they’re a part of magic and the eternal formats forever. Especially for those who have played for decades, that identity shift of the game is jarring.

My take is the two UB and MH3 in the lineup are very polarizing, leading to negative perceptions overall.

While I don’t feel as negatively about these sets as the other poster, the attempt to be “flashy” strikes me the wrong way. Even though it’s been years now, I feel the same was true for the sets you listed in your response.

I understand that they’re trying to market to a broad audience and generate hype for cool new worlds / themes / crossovers, but I’d prefer if the sets were slower and we spent more time on each plane.

I realize this topic has been beaten to death and I have a bit of old man bias with this, but I’m not thrilled that trend is continuing.