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@@jesseharrell8406 quite a few lol

Rest in peace that legend of an actor

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Platinum angel always felt a little to easy to remove, especially with a 7 mana cost.

I don’t know any context for this video, nor any card games, but that sounds OP as fuck

@@randomname6069nope it’s a really bad card. There are so many reasons why, but the top reason is that in Magic The Gathering there is lots of removal and kill spells. When someone casts platinum angel you get them to 0 life then kill the platinum angel. It’s an artifact as well so almost all removal spells can kill it

That's why you don't let Krenko hit the board. And if you do he gets either removed, or my personal favourite, turned into a land.

@@simonk2114 exactly, bro is literally pay 4 mana become the biggest threat instantly lol

@@fatasszebuyeyeboi2896 I treat Krenko the same way I treat Jodah or Atraxa... That shit can stay in the command zone

@@kodybiggs wouldn’t make it to combat lol

@@CelticWarriorGames*Laughs in Hall of the Bandit Lord and Plaza of Heroes*

@@coltencouch8286 I mean it depends some can be others take work and thinking and making sure you do things right so not boring

@@lukemorgan2197 all that glitters lol

@@CelticWarriorGames that's when you hit them with the stifle on thoracle lmao

@@lukemorgan2197 my new fav is the gift them a card lol

@@TheWarden04 probably not I have lots of combos that are not infinites but they do things to win the game

Man I love marath I should put that list back together it’s just so expensive if you don’t have the cards 😂

Same here. I just don't like piloting Nadu. Kinnan big flips gets to run some crazy stuff like void winower and con sphinx along with a bunch if crazy creature infinites that just make me happy.😊

@@Broken_Colossus Yup! Love the void winnower stax and infinite with basalt monolith. There’s just so much going for it. Happily throw in things to tutor up last march as well. 😂

@@Oz__MTG fetches are nice but the prices are down because they just got reprinted Surveil lands are great to run especially when you don’t need an untapped land but can search and also see what’s on top etc

@@Carlos-z1w shouldn’t be banned it is not a broken card at all and run more interaction to get rid of it lol

@@CUATROMORCE because he is one of my strongest decks and can look like and easy win for a pubstomper

​@@CelticWarriorGamesHow are you building him? I'm a Brawl player and he's considered to be pretty garbage, but I'm certainly open to giving him another shot if enough pieces are on MTGA.

@@dinklebob1 I am not sure about arena. But you need like 0 cost equipments or ways to reduce the cost and like goblin bombardment with 0 cost creature equip sac recast equip and ping them out. Not as many options on arena but could be possible. In Commander turn 2-3 I can win

@@B1ngusD1ngus what’s wrong with casuals?

@@B1ngusD1ngus I wouldn’t play with those people. There are like 3 divides in the community. More competitive, casuals and cry baby casuals lol

@@CelticWarriorGames I was making a joke not a statement. Granted I don't like the casual community, ill talk about why below. The casual community (or a lot of them) act like children. Magic is a game, im in it for fun. I'm not looking to have a rule zero discussion every single game, especially when casual players will abuse this to ban stuff that they perceive to be good against their deck. Hell ive seen casual players try to use this to ban decks they specifically dont want another person to play. Even worse these rule 0 discussion wind up genuinely hurting the game. Casual players make their problems with comp strategies way worse because they refuse to play with those strategies enough to properly understand how their half baked rule zero will affect the format. The result is insanely long games occupied by people that cry or will maliciously target you every game if you dain to attack them before their value engine is set up and firing. Games filled with dogwater that nobody likes, for example an Armageddon setting everyone back to turn 0 because nobody had good rocks and the person casting Armageddon couldnt possible turn it into a win because he's not allowed to run ways to win the game that dont involved dealing 120 damage. So we all sit in a pod for 2 or 3 hours, not having any fun listening to someone cry about it the entire time when their stupid rules caused it. Here's another example topor orb shuts off so many different infinite combos, but it can't stop a combo if another player bans it because they want to play dogshit etb centric bird tribal and can't be fucked to include a nature's claim in their list. Thats another thing, if you dont want someone to combo, or play a particular card theres ways to do that while adhereing to the games rules and respecting that persons descion to play what they want. You dont need to subvert a human beigns ability to play cards they like via complaining until a house rule is reluctantly established. But casual plauers would rather genuinely try to dictate how another player engages with a game instead of just experimenting with their deck and altering their lists to include some cards that help against whatever they perceive to be bullshit. Dont get me wrong despite what im saying, i will try to work with casual players. I do mind toning my decks down, but ill do it. It would be helpful for me not to need to do it last fucking second but hey, ill try to appease the cassuallies because i have to if i want to play with people in paper. It genuinely doesn't help tho. I can bend over backward, comprimising at every possible opportunity while casual players refuse to ever consider doing the same for me and they'll still have the gall to bitch about something unreasonable. Ive heard cassualies complain about a potential 6 card 20+ mana infinites that was accidentally included into a deck in the pod even if it didn't come into play. Then they try subverting that players ability to play that 20 mana 6+ card infinite that they obviously liked by essentially crying about it and hoping nicer people will feel bad for them. Which happens a lot of the time even when its unreasonable because again these plauers dont understand the actuall ramifications of their rules changes. I used to be a casual player, ive seen both sides of the fence. I've seen casual players try to destroy someons reputation at our local lgs as a way to pevent that person from playing entirely because they got attacked early, or a card they like caught a doom blade. Ive seen casual players legitimately throw a temper tantrum over a game that they insist is casual. Ive seen casual players ban proxies because someone had a proxy mana crypt and wound incidentally banning this ginger kid from playing entirely because he played super casual lists with only proxies probably because he was a broke kid. The same plauer who bitched the most about the proxy thing would not make an exception for the kid. Afterwards he justified this stating "its not my fault if the little r**ard needs to proxy combos to win". These are supposed to be the "nice" players. You know, I've never seen a comp player be genuinely mad or disrespectful during a game, ever. Comp players are just happy to play. If anything the cedh players are the ones who behave like proper casual players.

@@CelticWarriorGames man I can get that. The crybaby ruin it tho and make the rest of yall look bad.

Agreed

Rhystic propaganda

Always pay the 1 if you can

And that’s how you lose.

This guy puts Rhystic in all his blue decks, he's trying to gaslight you!!! Pay the one