@18:25 This ones a bit confusing but the green player with the double tribute does not work the way it was played. Both tributes should have gone onto the stack with the hydra at 1 counter. Then with both tributes on the stack, the phoenix player kills the hydra. At this point, the hydra does not have 3 counters bc the tribute has not resolved yet, then it dies as a 1/1 with no draw on the stack. The reason this got messed up was bc the green player put the counters on the hydra without any response and drew extra cards. Same thing could have happened at @20:59 if the phoenix player responded to the triggers on the stack but it seems like it was mute by that stage of the game.
Exactly. Also, chronologically, the resolution of the triggers occurs in the following order (this list is not in the order of activation, but in the order of resolution): 1) Ledger Shredder (connives) 2) Lightning Axe (destroys Hydra) 3) The creature leaves the battlefield before the Tributes resolve 4) The Tributes decay because the target is gone 5) Not only should the green player not have drawn a card, but they also should have waited for the opponent's approval. During the priority exchange, players must always wait for mutual consent; they cannot anticipate each other's actions.
At this point (21:18), the Ledger Shredder connives because the green player casts their second spell (the player who controls the Ledger Shredder is distracted). Here too (22:39), the Ledger Shredder triggers. Unfortunately, there are too many mistakes, but i don't want to continue analyzing them so as not to seem overly critical. That would definitely not be my intention. These contents are great, but they should be presented with more awareness, otherwise, beginners who watch these games may learn incorrect strategies. Greetings from Italy ! 😃
Not a criticism at all. Just want to make sure the izzet guy knows opt draws as he missed draws on both his opts. In game 1 turn one and game 2 turn 3 or 4
@18:25 This ones a bit confusing but the green player with the double tribute does not work the way it was played. Both tributes should have gone onto the stack with the hydra at 1 counter. Then with both tributes on the stack, the phoenix player kills the hydra. At this point, the hydra does not have 3 counters bc the tribute has not resolved yet, then it dies as a 1/1 with no draw on the stack. The reason this got messed up was bc the green player put the counters on the hydra without any response and drew extra cards.
Same thing could have happened at @20:59 if the phoenix player responded to the triggers on the stack but it seems like it was mute by that stage of the game.
Exactly.
Also, chronologically, the resolution of the triggers occurs in the following order (this list is not in the order of activation, but in the order of resolution):
1) Ledger Shredder (connives)
2) Lightning Axe (destroys Hydra)
3) The creature leaves the battlefield before the Tributes resolve
4) The Tributes decay because the target is gone
5) Not only should the green player not have drawn a card, but they also should have waited for the opponent's approval.
During the priority exchange, players must always wait for mutual consent; they cannot anticipate each other's actions.
go green go!!!
At this point (21:18), the Ledger Shredder connives because the green player casts their second spell (the player who controls the Ledger Shredder is distracted).
Here too (22:39), the Ledger Shredder triggers.
Unfortunately, there are too many mistakes, but i don't want to continue analyzing them so as not to seem overly critical. That would definitely not be my intention.
These contents are great, but they should be presented with more awareness, otherwise, beginners who watch these games may learn incorrect strategies.
Greetings from Italy ! 😃
Not a criticism at all. Just want to make sure the izzet guy knows opt draws as he missed draws on both his opts. In game 1 turn one and game 2 turn 3 or 4
Is true !