Personally, the sound quality never bothered me. And while it may allow some deeper considerations with the voice-over, missing simple stuff like: "I will cast Galvanic Blast targeting X" Makes it harder to follow the game's development for me. Works great as commentary for tournaments though! Understand trying out new stuff, just wanna voice that the old setup was perfect for me ^^
Thanks for your feedback Andreas! We will consider going back to the old way, also because post-commenting the videos is much more work than the old way :D
Sure! Phyrexian altar is a sac-outlet that produces coloured mana. With Saffi Eriksdotter you have multiple ways of infinitely sacing creatures into Altar. How Samuel did in the game: sac Saffi targeting Specialist, sac Specialist into Altar - bring back Specialist that brings back Saffi. That way you have infinite mana. Now you can sac Rocco into Altar and replay it to search for Minsc, which creates a hasty hamster and you can pump it for infinite in order to win in combat :)
At the beginning of the video, you explain how post-commentary you can get more insight into the thought process, wich totally makes sense. But since I also enjoyed the atmosphere of the live play, maybe you could try to match them together, having things play live and ad additional commentary in post-commentary at spots where it's interesting, like when you were visibly thinking about a play anyway. You could also pause eventually to add extra comments when worth it, although that might interrupt the overall flow too much. In general though, it feels weird to hear you talking about literally anything not related to what's happening on the board and seeing you play all the cards and having to actively look at what's happening. I particularly enjoyed being able to follow the match while maybe playing mtg myself or doing random house chores and being able to follow what's happening just by listening. Thus also maybe you should just always explain in the beginning what each deck is supposed to do and then start playing, rather than during the match. Got a bit longer than I thought, but just thought to throw some more Ideas in the pot. Enjoying your content and gl with the channel! :)
Personally, the sound quality never bothered me. And while it may allow some deeper considerations with the voice-over, missing simple stuff like:
"I will cast Galvanic Blast targeting X"
Makes it harder to follow the game's development for me. Works great as commentary for tournaments though!
Understand trying out new stuff, just wanna voice that the old setup was perfect for me ^^
Thanks for your feedback Andreas! We will consider going back to the old way, also because post-commenting the videos is much more work than the old way :D
Happy to see more videos from you :)
Hello, thanks for the video. Someone Can explain step by step the final combo at the end please ? I didn't get it
Sure! Phyrexian altar is a sac-outlet that produces coloured mana. With Saffi Eriksdotter you have multiple ways of infinitely sacing creatures into Altar. How Samuel did in the game:
sac Saffi targeting Specialist, sac Specialist into Altar - bring back Specialist that brings back Saffi.
That way you have infinite mana.
Now you can sac Rocco into Altar and replay it to search for Minsc, which creates a hasty hamster and you can pump it for infinite in order to win in combat :)
15:39 Marsh Flats search Taiga?
Colour deficiency :D
At the beginning of the video, you explain how post-commentary you can get more insight into the thought process, wich totally makes sense.
But since I also enjoyed the atmosphere of the live play, maybe you could try to match them together, having things play live and ad additional commentary in post-commentary at spots where it's interesting, like when you were visibly thinking about a play anyway.
You could also pause eventually to add extra comments when worth it, although that might interrupt the overall flow too much.
In general though, it feels weird to hear you talking about literally anything not related to what's happening on the board and seeing you play all the cards and having to actively look at what's happening. I particularly enjoyed being able to follow the match while maybe playing mtg myself or doing random house chores and being able to follow what's happening just by listening. Thus also maybe you should just always explain in the beginning what each deck is supposed to do and then start playing, rather than during the match.
Got a bit longer than I thought, but just thought to throw some more Ideas in the pot.
Enjoying your content and gl with the channel! :)
Thanks for your input, we already went back to the OG :)