It rolls off the tongue easier. Starting at the back of the mouth moving forward while 'out turn kill' starts at the back then moves forward then in the middle then forward again
One turn kill consists of more phonemes: One: a labio-velar approximant, followed by a vowel and an alveolar nasal; Turn: a plosive, vowel, and another alveolar nasal; Kill: a plosive, vowel and an alveolar lateral approximant. OTK, however, is just three vowels and two plosives total which is a lot easier to say quickly. Edit: Amended 'fricative' to 'plosive' following correction from Ben Lowe
@@generalthl8078 Some intense linguistic analysis my man. I found myself sounding out both over and over again but not being able to put into words why one turn kill takes so much longer to say than OTK.
0:10 Firebat-Kibler is way hotter than I thought it would be too.
I guess firebat has a spicy mustache according to thumbnail. Agreed
did he actually call water elementals "welly's" at the end there or am I hearing things
He's called them wellies since Jaina came out lol
1:48 when he reached for that mountain giant I was like NO!
Love the videos of you playing the deck i feel like its lowkey strong but no one wants to say anything
0:53
My experience with this deck 11 out of 10 games
Yes, he is beautiful
Your profile needs a flattering pic
Good to know.
I feel lied to. This isn't Kibler Hand mage. If it was then your deck would be completely golden
0:52 two many draw two not that bad
new duskbreaker lookin good
Noice
0:01
Skipperino Firebaterino?
isn’t this a reupload
Baron-in-a-Bottle
You look different firebat. Are you eating more? (Kappa)
Misplay at 0:53 this gameplay is unwatchable, rank 25 plays
If otk is the same amount of syllables as one turn kill why do we say otk🤔
banned
It rolls off the tongue easier. Starting at the back of the mouth moving forward while 'out turn kill' starts at the back then moves forward then in the middle then forward again
One turn kill consists of more phonemes: One: a labio-velar approximant, followed by a vowel and an alveolar nasal; Turn: a plosive, vowel, and another alveolar nasal; Kill: a plosive, vowel and an alveolar lateral approximant. OTK, however, is just three vowels and two plosives total which is a lot easier to say quickly.
Edit: Amended 'fricative' to 'plosive' following correction from Ben Lowe
@@generalthl8078 Some intense linguistic analysis my man. I found myself sounding out both over and over again but not being able to put into words why one turn kill takes so much longer to say than OTK.
Thanks for the reminder that we live in the first world
WE'RE GONNA BE RICH