Infect interaction

[mickeven]

The point is, Player A plays vines targetting spellskite. That means that spellskite can no longer be the target of spells Player B (Player A's opponent) controls. Meaning any spells or abilities that Player B plays cannot target spellskite. Spellskite's ability doesnt target itself, only the spell or ability it is redirecting.

Not true.
Vines says "your opponent" meaning Player B's opponent. It's not an ability of the Spellskite, it's simply a fact of rules at that point.

You are describing Hexproof, which Vines explicitly isn't.

Griffin, i think you read it wrong. Fahrenheit is saying exactly what you are saying

[griffin131]

You're right, I did. Sorry.

[Mr_Fahrenheit]

Am I speaking a different language? This is the second time in two threads that I have been told I am wrong only to have the exact same thing explained afterwards.

[Mr_Fahrenheit]

By the way, that was a joke. I just find it amusing.

[delregnr]

I will take that as a no to my question. Based on the Spellskite' s controller doesn't target it to activate its ability. 

[griffin131]

I will take that as a no to my question. Based on the Spellskite' s controller doesn't target it to activate its ability.

Correct, Vines does not stop your opponent from stealing your buffs.