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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.พ. 2020
- Magic's 2015 World Champion, Seth Manfield (Mono-Red Aggro), faces off against fellow Hall of Famer Paulo Vitor Damo Da Rosa (Azorius Control.) The winner is into the Top 4 and that much closer to the $300,000 first place prize.
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I have no idea why Seth kept his hand in G1. No 1 or 2 drops being on the draw. Way to slow against control
Also if you look at the rest of his deck he had around a 50% chance of drawing something that wouldn´t help him at all in that situation. Keeping that hand was almost as bad as Carvalho keeping his hand on the last game of the finals.
It was a sketchy one but it's relatively explosive if he can double anax make four tokens and play torbran for the win
@@antoniobush4560 Against a control deck on the draw he should never be expecting to make that happen lol. That would require it to be turn 5 and PVDDR to have not answered anything on the board.
@@antoniobush4560 Odds of him drawing what he needed were way too low. Not a risk someone that absolutly needed to win game 1 should ever take, specialy when we consider that the London Mulligan makes the first mulligan you take each game super OK.
You'r right, He opened to slow for a meno red.
the first fight is how I wish my matchup is against burn everyti,me
Is esports online magic the same as the card game for cards and playing? Identical rules and cards online and offline?
Yes
why did the cerulean drake die if it has protection from red?
It died because Bone Crusher Effect was in play on Seth's Battle Field.
Paulo is my fave
Imagine having two players in one room who are 2 feet from each other, playing an electronic version of a paper game.
I wish I appreciated Josh Utter Leytons shuffling and Brian Kiblers flicking more. I just appreciated that format of magic more. This online stuff is :(
Nah this is wayyyyy better. Easier to follow for casuals so you reach a bigger crowd, and it's difficult if not impossible to cheat.
The broadcast is way better on Arena than on paper, the info is conveied in a much more comprehensible way to the audience, you miss half the stuff going on when the championship is played with paper magic.
i think this is better as a whole but they def need a knew way to show it. kinda sucks not being able to see most of whats going on, on top
I'm with you, this sucks big time.
9k views. Other people agree dude
Magic Arena is killing Standard-Papermagic i got three local cardstores where i used to be and none of them are having FNM for Standard anymore.. only Pioneer and Modern
This is because standard at the moment is boring, it is like that since september, the last set changed things a bit but overall it is still pretty unfun. Arena has nothing to do with it.
@@Vardaris This is totally subjective. It surely does have something to do with it. I know three cardstore owners and they all have the same opinion about this topic. Futhermore, Arena is less expensive than Paper.
@@supremecourt4131 Pioneer is more expensive than standard but thriving in paper as you say despite being available online on mtgo. Standard has taken a lot of blows the last few years. Many unbalanced standard formats, power creep, multiple bannings, very dominant decks that cannot be answered and more.... people are getting frustrated and found an alternative in pioneer. This is not subjective as the numbers talk by themselves.
@@Vardaris Yes i partially agree with you. But Arena is a big reason too, trust me. I am not living in a big city so it is really frustrating for me to see my hobby fading away.. I don't want to play Magic Arena. I could start with Pioneer but this would be a big investment again.
The problem isn't magic arena. The problem is the corporate profit motive that kills something you love for financial gain.
Damo da Rosa plays something that is not control, boring counter deck? XD lol
I think that's the issue with MtG Arena, letting the computer "do the shuffle" for you.
We may have bad hands in real life as well, but at least we do not depend on how the algorithm decides which way the game goes. Plus, this London Mulligan principle doesn't allow players to get a fresh hand (talking about normal matches, not as seen in these official matches).
Together, the 2 facts mentioned above can sometimes make a match very difficult, offering an unfair advantage to a player, and a massive disadvantage to the other (happened to mulligan to 1, obviously didn't win that game, was playing Seth's deck).
But I guess I'm not the only one who has already pointed out these issues.
So many people cheat in tournaments and get caught and i bet 5x as many dont get caught. Arena/online is way more fair and also easier to watch om gideos. I am a big fan of you couldnt tell haha
Imagine sitting across from someone on computers instead of just bringing the deck in paper.. like wtf
Teferi should be banned
whey?
I love that they designed hate for teferi with fry and you can't even use it at instant speed against him
every blue or white PW that you'd want to hit with fry was designed to be too strong for fry to be good against them
How to win in MTGA:
Just draw the perfect hand. Duh.
That blute/white deck is the definition of cancer. 1 win con, 842901840921 counterspells and removal spells.
Everyone trying to defend Seth blaming the computer LOL. mono red blows. get over it
Azorius Control's ability to stifle any creativity in the game must be an embarrassment to Wizards. How the Hell did this Teferi and the other over power drivel ever get printed?
Like mono-red hit face is anymore creative...
I do get what you're saying though. Such an oppressive control deck shouldn't exist. Where is the counter-play?
zaknyfein z Check the Anaheim tournament. Temur Clover literally destroyed Azorius control
its so seriously saddening see blue/white play, so boring, so anti-creativity