I could understand if maybe he just sleeved his cards with new ones. One time I played EDH right after sleeving up some brand new Ultimate Guard sleeves and those things were more slippery than an eel made of Vaseline.
Brand new sleeves can get sketchy. While I don't support picking up the whole deck I don't mind people holding the deck to make sure only one card slides off top. I've seen drawing one card pull 4 or 5 cards off the top and have 1 of them flip over for everyone to see.
@@cheeseburgerpaladinAs slippery as sleeves can be in no way would they ever warrant needing to pick up the whole deck to pick up the literal top card on the deck. >.>
@@iocsparkfire00I really feel like this isn’t a ground rule you should have to lay down. Besides anyone who plays like that probably also has hundreds of bottles of their own baby batter in a shrine in their basement labeled “Mom”
Its an actual rule that lands are closest to the player and non land cards are closest to your opponent. the exception to this rule is mana rocks that only tap for mana. those can be with your lands, but they cant be hidden underneath your lands.
Creatures must be above lands, nothing can be behind lands. Graveyard must be above or below library. THIS player however is violating communication policy. Even at FNM, he'd be encouraged to present his gamestate in a logical and understandable way. Individual judges will bandy about whether this violates free and derived information or not. When I was a judge, I'd be warning that player. God, just imagine the commander that player is using.
It's only a tournament rule (or policy) though, which aren't applicable outside of organized (sanctioned) play. They still exist, and you can call some out for being an ass either way, but it's not like they'll get an official talking to or anything.
I played against someone like this, not this bad, but he admitted to me that he did it to throw people off. That is what we in Magic call " a dick move."
If there's actually a judge, they'll at minimum ask them to have a sensible layout. And tell them flipping the card over is illegal. But I don't see a judge.
@@hanakoisbestgirl4752 there are zones, it's just that they aren't as defined as in Yugioh. Lands as close as you as possible, non land permanents close to your opponent; library (deck), graveyard and exiled cards to your extreme (within reach) left or right. The rest is arranged via player preference.
@@aetherarcanist4819 yes, ive had this mostly with newbies when i'm teaching but I try to correct them as early as possible. When someone isn't a newbie i scream internally
To not mention that they placed their non-land permanents below their lands.. MTR 4.7: "From the player’s perspective, nonlands must be kept closer to the player’s opponent than lands, and no non-land cards should be between the land area and the edge of the table closest to the player." And just for good measure (also MTR 4.7): "The player’s library, graveyard, and exiled cards should be kept all to the left of the battlefield or all to the right of the battlefield at the player’s discretion. The player’s graveyard and exiled cards should be adjacent to the player’s library. All three should be distinct at all times."
@@jonnynice8366 mostly due to how damaging that kind of shuffling is for the cards when done improperly, as it puts a lot more stress on them than it would with playing cards. Those are designed to withstand shuffling like that for a much longer period of time.
@@jaminkamm3096 It's actually kinda sad how obsessed everyone has become with their cards' condition. People used to not give the slightest f*ck about this stuff and they enjoyed the game maybe even more so because of it.
If my group had someone tap like that or layout their board that way then we'd be having words. No one ever tapped like that but one guy did layout his board weird, library and GY in middle with permanents seemingly put at random, and we were like "no, dude you need to organize your battlefield to buy easier to read or you are out after this game".
I specifically ordered the full text Forest because it describes Tapping as turning the card 90° because a friend that occasionally sits to my left barely taps his lands 45° and makes keeping track of open mana more difficult. He’s newer and doesn’t think it’s a huge deal, but he’s also never used a control or midrange deck lol.
@@williamstoneman6977 if your friends don’t mind it and you’re not trying to use it for an unfair advantage, I’m sure you’re fine. I just struggle a bit with it at times and end up asking if the lands are tapped or not, which slows the game a bit. Usually I try to sit in the left corner to avoid it but sometimes he gets settled before me.
@@dustin89clanton yeah nobody has really asked before because I tend to play green and red decks and I almost never run response cards. It makes it easy to play against me because I'm too small brain to plan out moves on other people's turns. I'd rather just bonk em with a 7/7 dino
I love this. Definitely gotta give this play style a test. Especially that satisfying shuffle. I have no plans to resell cards, it’s just cardboard and ink anyway.
@@alanbeatty4314Obviously casual play doesnt follow the strictest rules, but if you play with your cards in a way that convolutes the board-state, dont be surprised when people dont want to play with you
According to the mtg judge website you can’t have your zones like this. “From the player’s perspective, nonlands must be kept closer to the player’s opponent than lands, and no non-land cards should be between the land area and the edge of the table closest to the player.” Also your graveyard is only allowed to be non adjacent to you library if you are playing a deck centered around graveyard play and a judge specifically allows you to.
'Flip that land the correct way up right now or you forfeit.' 'No it's not how you play, it's cheating, fave down cards are morphed. Flip it or leave.'
Tap, untap wtf that’s just how I play the game 😂 Yugioh makes more sense and I’ve played both games end of the day in todays meta ur plays last 2 turns and the games done no trolling allowed
Yeah you can't just put your cards anywhere you want. Tapping is a specific action that must be clear to other players. Either you're ignorant of where cards go and just need to learn or your intentionally trying to mislead your opponent when is a violation of the rules
I once tried to introduce my friend to magic. I let him play with my deck and then he proceeded to do that kind of shuffling. My heart stopped for a second but I was quick enough to stop him
"Thats just how I play, you're just gonna have to deal with it" except I actually don't, because thank God there are official rules preventing stuff like this.
One minor issue: the rules you’re thinking of exist within the Magic Tournament Rules (MTR) document. What are you going to do? Call a judge on your friend/opponent for not maintaining a clear/readable board state in a casual game of commander at your house?
I remember this scenario happening on a few occasions. Each & every casual & multiplayer group just told one guy who does the same crap seen in the video above that he couldn't play in the group anymore bc he wasn't willing to play/arrange his cards normally & he was likely doing what he was doing to confuse people deliberately. He was stubborn & unwilling to change. Casual groups who knew his unbearable track record warned other groups to never let him play bc of these factors. Bc he never learned. And that occurred with two people this year alone, & almost a dozen in the last 5 years. There were 17 total cases of this happening in tournaments for regular or EDH inclusive pre release or launch events. The was while at my local FNM 6 weeks ago that a dude picked up his whole deck to draw a card which made me call over a judge to explain what was happening while voicing my concerns. the other dude was told by a previous judge in that same FNM event that he can hold the deck down to draw but can't pick the entire deck up as it's not technically permitted in tournaments to prevent cheating by stopping players slipping cards not directly on top of their decks into their hands. Dude was like "oohhhKAYYYYY???" like he was mildly miffed. He was told if he violates rules or strictures once more that week, he'd be reported to Wizards Play Network (WPN) & could be suspended from 5 future MTG Qualifiers &/or Grand Prix events & 20 future FNM events. He then started to place his graveyard below the lands & his creatures where the graveyard normally is & it was confusing me to no end while raising everyone's hackles. His deck was above his Lands already & that alone was getting people irritated. Regardless, once again I called a judge over. Dude was told to place his cards in their appropriate places. Dude said aloud "this is how I play, so cry about it. Stop telling me how to place or interact with my cards, you're being a complete jerk." He was disqualified from the event & suspended for life.
Guy will pick up his entire deck three times for brainstorm, then two times to put two cards back from his hand, then again to draw for turn. Then realize they're playing clockwise.
@@ebonezra8073 Anyone who makes a vague, categorical assertion most people would roll their eyes then in response to criticism unironically say “others should be able to receive my wisdom” should be lobotomized.
Guy is like my girlfriend. I tell her a million times, please let the graveyard be underneath your library, please don't put treasures in the land row etc... She:"You just have OCD."
I once played against a guy who put decorative glass stones on his lands instead of tapping them. I think he tried to confuse his opponents, but he built such a bad deck that he was stomped in the event XD
Had a guy who used to play like this. He always wondered why no one wanted to play with him. Got to a point where the store we played at refused to let him enter tournaments because even judges were fed up with him
This story confuses me. That’d be like walking around with a giant white pimple on your face and none of your friends having the heart to tell you. Well that and if someone plays like that against me in a tournament with a prize pool I’m absolutely warning myself then calling whatever the judge equivalent is.
I've been a 45 degree tapper my entire life, my new play group doesn't like it, so i use the 45 to signify summoning sickness and tap the full 90 for no reason NO REASON!!! Pedents are worse than peasants i swear.
This hurt my soul, but once I saw him riffle shuffle like that, my whole body was dragged into hell.
🤣
Same i literally saw horns grow on the mans head
The worst 😫
You could just HEAR the screams of the money cards losing their value.
Man had fetches in there 😭😭
The moment he picked up his entire deck to draw one card I'm calling the judge, there's no way I'm gonna trust that.
I could understand if maybe he just sleeved his cards with new ones. One time I played EDH right after sleeving up some brand new Ultimate Guard sleeves and those things were more slippery than an eel made of Vaseline.
Brand new sleeves can get sketchy. While I don't support picking up the whole deck I don't mind people holding the deck to make sure only one card slides off top. I've seen drawing one card pull 4 or 5 cards off the top and have 1 of them flip over for everyone to see.
@@cheeseburgerpaladinAs slippery as sleeves can be in no way would they ever warrant needing to pick up the whole deck to pick up the literal top card on the deck. >.>
@@buttnugget2900 Wait for the Dr Who River Song card. where you draw from the bottom X'D
Lol call a judge for Commander. That’s hilarious.
Did you Rule 0 disallow casual gameplay? 😂
'I'll set this land card face down in defence mode'
LOL, that was great. Thanks for the laugh! 😂
👏👏👏
"Play your last pathetic land Yugi!"
It would have been facedown sideways
Defence mode is tapped. Upside down cards are sets.
“Is that a morphed creature?”
“No silly. It’s a tapped land.”
Picking the entire deck up to draw the card is so underrated. I think that was the funniest part 😂
"I've never said this before, but I don't think you can play with us anymore. Sorry."
Unless you fix it right now need to eliminate someone just gotta lay down some ground rules
Head on a pike can be justified.
@@iocsparkfire00I really feel like this isn’t a ground rule you should have to lay down. Besides anyone who plays like that probably also has hundreds of bottles of their own baby batter in a shrine in their basement labeled “Mom”
@@virtueofabsolution7641how to tap is literally in the base rules of the game
@@virtueofabsolution7641 thanks, hate it more than anglerfish now!
Its an actual rule that lands are closest to the player and non land cards are closest to your opponent. the exception to this rule is mana rocks that only tap for mana. those can be with your lands, but they cant be hidden underneath your lands.
Yep Rule 4.7 it also includes info about the graveyard.
Creatures must be above lands, nothing can be behind lands. Graveyard must be above or below library.
THIS player however is violating communication policy.
Even at FNM, he'd be encouraged to present his gamestate in a logical and understandable way. Individual judges will bandy about whether this violates free and derived information or not. When I was a judge, I'd be warning that player.
God, just imagine the commander that player is using.
It's only a tournament rule (or policy) though, which aren't applicable outside of organized (sanctioned) play. They still exist, and you can call some out for being an ass either way, but it's not like they'll get an official talking to or anything.
I took 1d4 psychic damage from this.
I feel like I took a wholeass magic missile volley
@@acridharbor6253 up casted all the way to 9th level
@@juangallegos2988 you are absolutely correct.
E-MOWSHUNAL DAHM-AGE!!!'
@@juangallegos2988 then transmuted into psyhic damage, while giving me vulnerability to it.
Giving off that "You're a 3rd rate duelist, with a 4th rate deck!" Energy.
I played against someone like this, not this bad, but he admitted to me that he did it to throw people off. That is what we in Magic call " a dick move."
It's up there with the "Do not give your opponent the advantage of clean air" types ...
@@trolleymouse LMAO
Like the player who "accidentally" lets a counterspell drop out of their hand when you're starting to tap your lands for a big spell.
That is what I would call "a Richard relocation"
It's also illegal in a tournament setting to my understanding.
''thats just how i play''
''okay, well lets see what the judge thinks about that''
If there's actually a judge, they'll at minimum ask them to have a sensible layout. And tell them flipping the card over is illegal.
But I don't see a judge.
This is why I support regulated zones in games not this “cards go anywhere” madness
Are there not in magic?
@@hanakoisbestgirl4752 there are zones, it's just that they aren't as defined as in Yugioh.
Lands as close as you as possible, non land permanents close to your opponent; library (deck), graveyard and exiled cards to your extreme (within reach) left or right.
The rest is arranged via player preference.
@@juangallegos2988 and even then, there's always the occasional player who puts the fucking lands in front of everything else
@@aetherarcanist4819 yes, ive had this mostly with newbies when i'm teaching but I try to correct them as early as possible. When someone isn't a newbie i scream internally
There are, he can not legally do this in Magic.
That "that's just how I play the game" at the end made me even more angry then the things before
If my opponent flips a card face down that is in play and is supposed to be revealed I’m calling a judge
Indeed. And if the player insists that they can do that they might even get a match loss for it.
To not mention that they placed their non-land permanents below their lands..
MTR 4.7: "From the player’s perspective, nonlands must be kept closer to the player’s opponent than lands, and no non-land cards should be between the land area and the edge of the table closest to the player."
And just for good measure (also MTR 4.7):
"The player’s library, graveyard, and exiled cards should be kept all to the left of the battlefield or all to the right of the battlefield at the player’s discretion.
The player’s graveyard and exiled cards should be adjacent to the player’s library. All three should be distinct at all times."
@total_dk6517 try telling legacy and vintage players this. Lots of old school players play with Lands in front. It's a pain at times lol
@@total_dk6517 "The true opponent, the enfolding boundary, is the player himself"
-some tennis guy
@@leftysheppey you don't have to tell them. The game loss will
His smirk says he’s playing a psychological game
We were chillin' until he did the shuffle.
Then he became public enemy number 1.
I went full trigger for a second there, like I may have experienced a small vein burst and everything
@@Tzzrt_Unbrkn I just rewatched the vid and I nearly had a heart attck from the shuffle jumpscare. Be warned, all.
Why is this shuffle so triggering to everyone? This is how we all used to shuffle our deck back in the day.
@@jonnynice8366 mostly due to how damaging that kind of shuffling is for the cards when done improperly, as it puts a lot more stress on them than it would with playing cards. Those are designed to withstand shuffling like that for a much longer period of time.
@@jaminkamm3096 It's actually kinda sad how obsessed everyone has become with their cards' condition. People used to not give the slightest f*ck about this stuff and they enjoyed the game maybe even more so because of it.
If my group had someone tap like that or layout their board that way then we'd be having words. No one ever tapped like that but one guy did layout his board weird, library and GY in middle with permanents seemingly put at random, and we were like "no, dude you need to organize your battlefield to buy easier to read or you are out after this game".
idc about the riffle, they're his cards, but if you put the graveyard in the middle of the board u will be out of my house very quick
I mean, it could be a graveyard centric deck, like dredge or reanimate.
Can I offer you a Animate Graveyard in these trying times?
Lmao that shuffle is enough to make the soul of any tcg player leave this dimension 💀
Watching this video, the only thing coming to mind was “have you considered gun violence against your friends?”
Yes
That's a bit extreme. Try steel chair to back of head first, as a measured response.
Them light them up if the didn't get it the first time.
@@altosforteaquax5083 Fair
Even in the Magic community, this guy doesn't have any friends not only playing like that but being a total dick about it too
First it was just my eye twitching, then I started convulsing when I saw the riffle shuffle, tough watch good job
Also, that is such an efficient graveyard position.
For dredge maybe 😂
😭😭😭
Ah, a fellow connoisseur of dredge I see.
Stop it you lol
Just make your gy the stack so all your spells go there immediately after resolving
It's amazing how quick you can make a card game player have mental breakdown over the smallest things. Humans man.
I specifically ordered the full text Forest because it describes Tapping as turning the card 90° because a friend that occasionally sits to my left barely taps his lands 45° and makes keeping track of open mana more difficult. He’s newer and doesn’t think it’s a huge deal, but he’s also never used a control or midrange deck lol.
Must find a way to balance my lands on their edge.. Hey, it's 90 degrees
@@Fobia17 just over there building card houses lol
This is awkward. I've played since 2014 and I do a 45° tap because it's easier for me.
@@williamstoneman6977 if your friends don’t mind it and you’re not trying to use it for an unfair advantage, I’m sure you’re fine. I just struggle a bit with it at times and end up asking if the lands are tapped or not, which slows the game a bit. Usually I try to sit in the left corner to avoid it but sometimes he gets settled before me.
@@dustin89clanton yeah nobody has really asked before because I tend to play green and red decks and I almost never run response cards. It makes it easy to play against me because I'm too small brain to plan out moves on other people's turns. I'd rather just bonk em with a 7/7 dino
Zones are defined clearly in mtg, atleast for lands and nonland permanents
This made me want to quit magic 🤣
You'll be back.... And he will be waiting....
Take solace, if someone places the cards like this, he can be disqualified from the tournament
I quit magic years ago. Now I want to pick it up again just to troll
@@mongolifepawn842 well commander is big now time to make a big turbo fog deck
It made me want to try this in other card games.
" that's the way I play the game" that's what cheaters say 🤣
The shuffle broke my soul, the tapping broke my hope for humanity, and his graveyard broke my eyes
I love this. Definitely gotta give this play style a test. Especially that satisfying shuffle. I have no plans to resell cards, it’s just cardboard and ink anyway.
Literally fell to my knees at the shuffle.
That's it. Focus this man down! He committed the sin of playing differently than us.
You actually don't just 'have to deal with it'. I'd refuse to play with someone doing crap like that.
"You put your creature in the objectively worst spot possible". Proceeds to move it to a worse spot. Silence.
The sound of a defeated man
Not to mention a illegal spot. The games has rules for where what kind of card goes on the "board"
@@scheikundeiscool4086 Only at Comp REL
@@alanbeatty4314Obviously casual play doesnt follow the strictest rules, but if you play with your cards in a way that convolutes the board-state, dont be surprised when people dont want to play with you
@@xaldath4265 there are tournaments that are not Comp REL. Most tournaments are at Regular REL. Regular REL doesn't mean "casual"
i have a friend exactly like this, and he often forgets to draw a card at the start of his turn, no matter how many times we remind him.
I would never play with them again, or if it was an official match I'd call a judge
100%
It’s called “Comedy” 😂
@@MerlinTheCommenter it's called "attempted comedy".
According to the mtg judge website you can’t have your zones like this. “From the player’s perspective, nonlands must be kept closer to the player’s opponent than lands, and no non-land cards should be between the land area and the edge of the table closest to the player.” Also your graveyard is only allowed to be non adjacent to you library if you are playing a deck centered around graveyard play and a judge specifically allows you to.
I was willing to look past most of it. But when he shuffled the cards I wanted to scream in a mix of anger and fear
'Flip that land the correct way up right now or you forfeit.'
'No it's not how you play, it's cheating, fave down cards are morphed. Flip it or leave.'
He did NOT reveal Diabolic Intent on the bottom of his deck, THEN RIFFLE 💀
The moment he flips his lands over like that he's deliberately obscuring known game information and I would be calling a judge over so fast.
Mans looked over at him and thought “This is where I die I’m sitting next to a sociopath and we’re all not making it out of this edh game alive”😂
You saw the despair when the dude did the shuffle 😂
Tap, untap wtf that’s just how I play the game 😂 Yugioh makes more sense and I’ve played both games end of the day in todays meta ur plays last 2 turns and the games done no trolling allowed
In the words of Gretchen, "You can't sit with us"
I can't sit anywhere
And none for Gretchen Wieners, BYE! Lol jk
Yeah you can't just put your cards anywhere you want. Tapping is a specific action that must be clear to other players. Either you're ignorant of where cards go and just need to learn or your intentionally trying to mislead your opponent when is a violation of the rules
This is the hardest I have ever laughed at an MTG video 😂
I wasn't ready for that. Just bursted in laughter
Those types of people I try to disqualify tbh.
It's fine as a joke but if they seriously do that it would annoy everyone
Well, it is an illegal play, so...
Everybody complains about the yugioh player until the "Go Fish" player shows up.
I once tried to introduce my friend to magic. I let him play with my deck and then he proceeded to do that kind of shuffling. My heart stopped for a second but I was quick enough to stop him
Nothing shady about it, people just do it to trigger their opponents and based on the comments it would clearly work😂
"Thats just how I play, you're just gonna have to deal with it" except I actually don't, because thank God there are official rules preventing stuff like this.
One minor issue: the rules you’re thinking of exist within the Magic Tournament Rules (MTR) document. What are you going to do? Call a judge on your friend/opponent for not maintaining a clear/readable board state in a casual game of commander at your house?
@@mcmarco137 Um...stop playing with that person ?
@@mcmarco137 yes
I have scooped and walked from dipsh1ts like that. Play the game correctly or play alone.
Thats what you get when you llearned magic through a person on fiverr.
Hello me from 7 months ago. Always weird to see the comments I forgot I made.
@@zerorequiem42 did you forget again?
when he said: "that's just how I play the game" I'll slap him so hard and say: "this is how I show my gratitude to playing with me".
You'd enact violence on a person for setting cardboard in a different spot than most people? Please touch grass.
@@ChristmasPterodactyl yes I would. and I touch grass on the daily with friends eant proof?
Shoulda put the creature under the mat, and be like that's just how I play, stealthily.
I remember this scenario happening on a few occasions.
Each & every casual & multiplayer group just told one guy who does the same crap seen in the video above that he couldn't play in the group anymore bc he wasn't willing to play/arrange his cards normally & he was likely doing what he was doing to confuse people deliberately. He was stubborn & unwilling to change. Casual groups who knew his unbearable track record warned other groups to never let him play bc of these factors.
Bc he never learned.
And that occurred with two people this year alone, & almost a dozen in the last 5 years.
There were 17 total cases of this happening in tournaments for regular or EDH inclusive pre release or launch events.
The was while at my local FNM 6 weeks ago that a dude picked up his whole deck to draw a card which made me call over a judge to explain what was happening while voicing my concerns. the other dude was told by a previous judge in that same FNM event that he can hold the deck down to draw but can't pick the entire deck up as it's not technically permitted in tournaments to prevent cheating by stopping players slipping cards not directly on top of their decks into their hands.
Dude was like "oohhhKAYYYYY???" like he was mildly miffed. He was told if he violates rules or strictures once more that week, he'd be reported to Wizards Play Network (WPN) & could be suspended from 5 future MTG Qualifiers &/or Grand Prix events & 20 future FNM events.
He then started to place his graveyard below the lands & his creatures where the graveyard normally is & it was confusing me to no end while raising everyone's hackles. His deck was above his Lands already & that alone was getting people irritated. Regardless, once again I called a judge over.
Dude was told to place his cards in their appropriate places. Dude said aloud "this is how I play, so cry about it. Stop telling me how to place or interact with my cards, you're being a complete jerk." He was disqualified from the event & suspended for life.
bro are you a virgin?
That’s called big “don’t give a fuck” energy.
Proceeds to win the match
It's called "get off my table" energy.
It's also called "can't play in tournments" energy.
That’s the kind of guy who wants to shuffle your deck instead of just a regular cut
Guy will pick up his entire deck three times for brainstorm, then two times to put two cards back from his hand, then again to draw for turn.
Then realize they're playing clockwise.
Whats wrong with clockwise
And this is when it sucks to say, but there are official ways that you are supposed to play out your board.
This video didn't have a trigger warning because?
... because people need to learn to control their emotions.
@@ebonezra8073 congratulations you missed the joke
@@V2ULTRAKill no, I understood it, but other people who don't get it can still get some wisdom.
@@ebonezra8073 Anyone who makes a vague, categorical assertion most people would roll their eyes then in response to criticism unironically say “others should be able to receive my wisdom” should be lobotomized.
They really need to release a video explaining where cards go or make an official battle playmat .
It would take me less time than the length of this video to be completely fed up with this and walk away from the table.
The video cuts after the ruffle shuffle because that happened after isn’t allowed on TH-cam
Some of my decks are all proxy, i should totally riffle them
Yo. Thx for the idea
You choose violence, always
Like this energy
I take this tap over the guy that taps at a 45 then comes back to tap the same land again in the same turn.
I use to play mtg deck with sleeves and shuffle the deck bridge style in front of people. The pain they experience was worth it
Guy is like my girlfriend. I tell her a million times, please let the graveyard be underneath your library, please don't put treasures in the land row etc... She:"You just have OCD."
I mean that’s perfectly fine even by the rules. “an artifact whose only ability is a mana ability” MTR 4.7
Dont make me watch him shuffle ever again
Picking up the entire deck to draw a single card is such good comedy
I once played against a guy who put decorative glass stones on his lands instead of tapping them.
I think he tried to confuse his opponents, but he built such a bad deck that he was stomped in the event XD
i just ate food, this video has me damn near sick lol. that ending hurt me a little haha.
Man's is a God at the psychological warfare
You fiend, now go show this to all my friends that play Magic
me and my friends who learned mtg just among ourselves when we go to organized play and people stare at us.
The riffle shuffle though is sacreligious.
This is why i can't get into magic. The lack of card zone indicators
Funniest mtg skit I've seen in a sec
"That's just how I play the game, you'll just have to deal with it... " oh he'd be dealing with the slap in his face that imma bout to launch his way!
This is too accurate. "It's just for me, it makes more sense this way" 🙄
I was like "I'm going to absolutely do all this to annoy my friends" then i saw him shuffle
NOPE
I can forgive weird ways of tapping lands. What I can't forgive is people who say "tap mana".
"I'll tap for one fire mana and one grass mana... oh shoot, I need a death mana. what do you have open? light and water?"
@@Ruby-zl1sp death mana :D :D
Honestly this sounds like a skull issue to me.
I can't forgive it. It's now undistinguishable from a morph or manifest card. That's just straight up illegal.
I wanna do this now. Go to my local game shop and watch them suffer.
This hurts on so many levels
This is another way to be toxic without playing white or blue.
That friend you never invite to play mtg with again.
Had a guy who used to play like this. He always wondered why no one wanted to play with him. Got to a point where the store we played at refused to let him enter tournaments because even judges were fed up with him
This story confuses me. That’d be like walking around with a giant white pimple on your face and none of your friends having the heart to tell you.
Well that and if someone plays like that against me in a tournament with a prize pool I’m absolutely warning myself then calling whatever the judge equivalent is.
I have witnessed a crime against everything that is sacred and holy
nah man im calling a judge on this man if he rocks up to my table
I can’t stand when people put lands above the creatures.
The millisecond where he began to shuffle like that would be followed by a rage only Vegeta could rival. 👺👺👺👺
"I will cast Deagle if you don't leave my house right now"
Not the pharaoh shuffleeeeeeee 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️
It's already been said but BRUH..... that f'ing shuffle made my eyes pop out my skull
Simply wouldn't play with him. Easy as that.
I see Tutor card in the bottom of he deck😊😊
this would make me commit devious acts
Taping your mana face-down so you know what mana you have left is a good idea so players don’t cheat if you not paying attention
It’s also a good idea if you want to cheat by maintaining an unclear board state/slow play.
@@virtueofabsolution7641lol yeah but make sure your cards in hand is not also on the table next to your mana cards face-down
even as a yugioh player this is weird as hell
I've been a 45 degree tapper my entire life, my new play group doesn't like it, so i use the 45 to signify summoning sickness and tap the full 90 for no reason NO REASON!!! Pedents are worse than peasants i swear.
NOO FUCK DONT RIFFLE SHUFFLE A SLEEVED DECK