Makes no sense to play with hands revealed and help your opponent, (too hand-holdy lol) what ever happened to utilizing the skill of having good memorization?
I was the humans player. At fnm level who cares. I think it's a bad take that memorization should matter when my hand was public info. In general, I also like how it speeds up the game since your opponent does not have to consult notes or try to recall what you may or may not have.
Its all good, but in a competitive game, if an effect reveals my hand temporarily to my opponent, thats the only chance they get to see it. If they forget what i had, thats good for me lol
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all punishment for combo is little
Rough matchup for me
Makes no sense to play with hands revealed and help your opponent, (too hand-holdy lol) what ever happened to utilizing the skill of having good memorization?
I told him he didn’t have to do that. I told him I remembered what he had in hand. If he offered to do that on his own then that’s his choice.
I was the humans player. At fnm level who cares. I think it's a bad take that memorization should matter when my hand was public info. In general, I also like how it speeds up the game since your opponent does not have to consult notes or try to recall what you may or may not have.
@@NoriTheWonderous not to mention I messed up with the turn 1 Grief because I didn’t take meddling mage which costed me the game
Its all good, but in a competitive game, if an effect reveals my hand temporarily to my opponent, thats the only chance they get to see it. If they forget what i had, thats good for me lol
@@MTGChicago big mistake