You might enjoy having a little chat with your players...
But my favorite is 100%
Because Kess, dissident mage is too good for my cube so this is a FUN middle ground. Fits into aggro, midrange, control... It's so good.
I think most of these cards look super mid, and not in a "fun in low power" kind of way. I think they have a lot of words and not a lot of substance outside of the Command Zone...Oof Grixis Casualty spells are so sweet. Idk if all of them will be good enough to warrant it, but I'm willing to fork out some slots for them. I'll bet that the instant ones will be miles ahead in terms of playability over the sorceries.
Also I am surprised that no one mentioned the Commander Pre-cons
They're fun, for Kitt Kanto I would have to sharpie out the Goad text cuz I'm not playing multiplayer. (Probably needs a complete reword though). And I would have to sharpie out the bottom text for Henzie if I ever use them.
But my favorite is 100%
Because Kess, dissident mage is too good for my cube so this is a FUN middle ground. Fits into aggro, midrange, control... It's so good.
Note that goad still works. The only difference is that in a two player format it always forces the target to attack you.
They're fun, for Kitt Kanto I would have to sharpie out the Goad text cuz I'm not playing multiplayer. (Probably needs a complete reword though).
You should
Maaaan, I don't have the time! That's, like, over 50 hours of movie time I could spend on fun things like reading a good book
(I'm in book 3 of Frank Herbert's Dune series atm. A real joy to read!)
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If it helps, I was just using a playful dig to to say watching a movie marathon simply isn't my cup of tea. Nowhere did I comment on the quality of the movies. Watching the entire thing might be a waste of time for me personally, but that doesn't mean I wanted to imply it a waste of time for everyone. I have heard (from you and from others) that the MCU franchise is absolutely fantastic, so if someone is into superhero action movies and an ongoing interconnected storyline, absolutely go watch it!
It's perfectly fine that you personally wouldn't want to watch them. Why would you think that I was talking to you specifically?
And I especially wouldn't announce that it is objectively better to stay away. However if I for some reason actually had seen the TV show and thought it would never be in that person's interest to watch it, then I would be speaking from a point of experience. I obviously personally respect your choice of free time activity. However I have never heard a Magic player saying they don't have time to watch some movies when the story is long, deep and only gets better and better. Because the more movies there are, the better. It's a quality that there are many hours, not a downside. Everyone (who knows what they're talking about when it comes to MCU where Thanos resides) wish there were more content but Disney are doing everything they can to keep up the quality which takes time.
As a father of two kids, an avid D&D player, and someone who enjoys casual computer gaming, I just don't have that much time for watching movies. Add to that the fact that my attention span for series is just not that big and the superhero genre not really being my thing, and you probably get why I choose to spend my time on other stuff. Even series whose premise I enjoy, like Enchanted, lose their charm after a few episodes for me. But that's just me, I'm fully aware there are plenty of people who do like watching series. The reason I reacted is because this is an open forum where any member can react to any post, and I happened to feel like sharing what I personally think of long ass movie series with a humorous note
It's just banter, no harm intended!I have a friend who forced me to watch some of the movies despite the fact that she knows that I absolutely detest superheroes. They were some of the dullest movies that I've ever seen.
Everything I've seen except Into the Spiderverse has been super passable, like, 'I'll only watch them if I'm alone on a flight and I already watched the 3 episodes of whatever sitcom they loaded onto this seatback screen', so I'm with you in the quest to never watch them.Maaaan, I don't have the time! That's, like, over 50 hours of movie time I could spend on fun things like reading a good book
Edit: 86 hours including the series. And that's excluding the 95.2 hours for watching Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and 12.6 hours of Agent Carter even! (And I'm not even counting stuff like Cloak and Dagger.)
