11:05 I love how the guy is talking about sometimes there is crap in the magic community while some dude off in the background is just HELLA flipping the bird to someone else off screen. Comedic timing is on point hahha
@@FlankCobra Cool! Didnt notice, thanks for pointing that out! Shouldn't hit yourself in the face like that though; its probably not good for your complexion :)
Great documentary. I played from 1997 to 2005 and from 2017 to now. I have been through a lot of formats, and my current interests are premodern and standard decks from the premodern era. My most nostalgic card is Nantuko Shade, and my favorite of all time is probably Spiritmonger. Lots of nostalgia for Invasion and Odyssey blocks.
Stumbled into this video via recommendation and was surprised to see a store I've been to! I've played in some Kill Team tournaments at Titan over the last two years. Enjoyed the video, and I started playing Magic in Revised, then Return to Ravnica, then Wilds of Eldraine.
My girlfriend showed me magic a couple of month ago. Getting to know the Game during a pandemia is a way different experience than before I assume. So its so cool to see this lil video right here and see the community behind the game in their "natural" un-pandemic state.
I love my Mishra's Workshop that I got in one of the 4 packs of Antiquities that I was lucky enough to buy back in early '94. Leaving them in a closet for twenty years was also a good choice.
Maaan this gives me so many good feelings. Magic is now part of my life for 20 years. I will always keep my favorite treasure a foil Phage from Legions. Back in the days I pulled her and all the other kids were like "this is so freakin busted we need to ban her"😀 So I double sleeved the card and gave her a toploader. Since that day she is always on my bedside table. Not my most expensive card but the most valuable for me.
Very good video, i really enjoyed this. Ive been playing since ice age and this is a very special year for magic. it almost feels like the begining. you did a great job with this!
I theoretically started with Core Set 2014, but only played random 60 card pile multiplayer with a few friends After finishing School and not really seeing those friends anymore I started regularly playing Commander at my LGS That was during the end of Eldritch Moon just a few weeks before Kaladesh came out I have a lot of fond memories of that tkme
I would put more dedication to Magic the gathering if I would have friends to play with cause the MTG community is so hard to trully blend in and make friends with it's tough I try to get other guys to play magic with me and they just don't want to play cause they don't like it or not into it so it's hard
I'm still haven't played since I don't have the money to buy cards as a student. But I have known and loved the game since tarkir block. I'm just waiting to graduate college and find a job to finally buy my first deck
You should give MTG Arena a shot! It's a free to download mtg game! You can put money in if you want to but don't need to and it gives you a bunch of decks to start with as well!
i started playing magic in 1994 and am still playing at the age of 67 i have well over 50,000 cards sets from revised right up to present
I just collect M:TG cards these days, but I got hooked in high school during the era of Unlimited. Love it.
Refering to when you started by expansion and not by year. That's such a MTG thing. I started when Fallen Empires came out.
Right? Like i know I started magic during Dragons of Tarkir and that's the response I always give when someone asks
@@mikemanfredi9562 First booster box i bought was Mirrodin, didnt know what the hell i was doing till about Shards
I first knew the game at Prophecy, but started for real on Odissey!
I played for the first time when Legions came out 😂
I started paying this game in 94 and i have all my cards from when i started till i stopped playing at around 99! Man those were some good times!!!
Cool! I started in 1995. Stopped about 5 years later and recently started up again. My early years were a ton of fun, everything was so new.
@@MrAdamJoel you can retire by selling those cards lol
@@loserdogygo Shh! Shh 🤫
Hey, uh Tony? I'll take those off yer hands for ya! :)
I buy oldschool cards if you send me a message!
Give me your cards old man !
11:05 I love how the guy is talking about sometimes there is crap in the magic community while some dude off in the background is just HELLA flipping the bird to someone else off screen. Comedic timing is on point hahha
I'm so glad someone caught it 😂
Its the same guy 10:50 (facepalm)
@@FlankCobra Cool! Didnt notice, thanks for pointing that out!
Shouldn't hit yourself in the face like that though; its probably not good for your complexion :)
Chris Rush would have appreciated the love for his cards and that his signature means something to people. Pity he could not see this.
Great documentary. I played from 1997 to 2005 and from 2017 to now. I have been through a lot of formats, and my current interests are premodern and standard decks from the premodern era. My most nostalgic card is Nantuko Shade, and my favorite of all time is probably Spiritmonger. Lots of nostalgia for Invasion and Odyssey blocks.
Stumbled into this video via recommendation and was surprised to see a store I've been to! I've played in some Kill Team tournaments at Titan over the last two years. Enjoyed the video, and I started playing Magic in Revised, then Return to Ravnica, then Wilds of Eldraine.
My girlfriend showed me magic a couple of month ago. Getting to know the Game during a pandemia is a way different experience than before I assume. So its so cool to see this lil video right here and see the community behind the game in their "natural" un-pandemic state.
This deserves way more attention
Thanks so much! Good to know the hard word was worth it!
I love my Mishra's Workshop that I got in one of the 4 packs of Antiquities that I was lucky enough to buy back in early '94. Leaving them in a closet for twenty years was also a good choice.
"Wizards of the coast holds competitions, tours, and world championships..."
That one didn't quite age so well...
Listen this was before they decided to completely gut Pro magic 😅
TH-cam needs LinkedIn’s support reaction or a 😢 emoji. RIP competitive paper play.
Still heartwarming years later. I wonder if these places survived lockdown and recent wotc behaviour
Jinx I know for sure has been closed for years. Titan is still going strong!
Great documentary!! Greeting from a Chilean player!
Maaan this gives me so many good feelings. Magic is now part of my life for 20 years. I will always keep my favorite treasure a foil Phage from Legions. Back in the days I pulled her and all the other kids were like "this is so freakin busted we need to ban her"😀
So I double sleeved the card and gave her a toploader. Since that day she is always on my bedside table.
Not my most expensive card but the most valuable for me.
Very good video, i really enjoyed this. Ive been playing since ice age and this is a very special year for magic. it almost feels like the begining. you did a great job with this!
Playing in the 90s was so much fun because you never knew what card you would win or lose until the end of each game.
Loved it! Thank you so much
very high production quality for such a small channel
Commander's contingincies I agree
Thank you so much! It was my Senior Thesis film for when I was in college! Had access to a lot of great equipment
I theoretically started with Core Set 2014, but only played random 60 card pile multiplayer with a few friends
After finishing School and not really seeing those friends anymore I started regularly playing Commander at my LGS
That was during the end of Eldritch Moon just a few weeks before Kaladesh came out
I have a lot of fond memories of that tkme
“And even sometimes the graveyard”
Golgari players: 👀
Dredge players 👀
Start playing 1998..a favorite of mine tempest .. red heat was a great deck won a lot with that deck.. started to make my own...
I love seeing such neckbeards all grouped together lol.
I play since 2003 myself
Congrats, it is a very well done docu
We need an update of this documentary!
this video deserves a lot more views
Well done and amazing doc. NICE WORK!!!
Thanks!!
Great little mini-doc. I really enjoyed this. :D
Thank you so much! Sorry catching up on all the comments i had no idea existed until now
Very well done! I enjoyed the video!
The only game I kind of look forward to losing in because you can learn soooo much by getting clobbered.
It was created by Richard Garfield, that's missing at the beginning
This is a great documentary.
Thanks so much! I worked super hard on it so I'm really glad people seem to be enjoying it!
And I had an awesome team to help who also appreciate it!
TY
Big Scoops cheer for you.
Wraeththu I'm glad I could do scoops proud!
This is a really nice videos 👍
I would put more dedication to Magic the gathering if I would have friends to play with cause the MTG community is so hard to trully blend in and make friends with it's tough I try to get other guys to play magic with me and they just don't want to play cause they don't like it or not into it so it's hard
I need more friends that play mtg
Started in Urza's block, sold all my stuff, huge mistake. Started again in '19, strictly Commander now. EDH rules!
100-200 games a night? My friend, each round takes like 30 minutes minimum. Have you unlocked time stop powers?
I'm still haven't played since I don't have the money to buy cards as a student. But I have known and loved the game since tarkir block. I'm just waiting to graduate college and find a job to finally buy my first deck
You should give MTG Arena a shot! It's a free to download mtg game! You can put money in if you want to but don't need to and it gives you a bunch of decks to start with as well!
JTMS all day erry day
Yeah prob shouldn't have sold my original decks I built. Oh well.
I miss Jinx…
Me too, it had a cool community, was close to my house, and I played there all the time. Too bad it closed
Starting off with invented by wizards of the coast vs Richard Garfield the actual creator/inventor does give me hope for the rest
He did work with Wizards to make the game so
Exactly the sort of guys, who will "Good Game" you, when you are about to loose...
Nooooo those are the Arena players 😂
@@mikemanfredi9562 Yeah, exactly
every mtg player has a friend that introduce them the game, maybe you met them on the run ; )
my favorite card is called ragavan nimble pilferer.
Shower up fellas
"It's the most popular in its feild"
Yeah, sure thing.