So mad

[Willthomjr]

It was 3 rounds with 12 people split into 2 pods. We only har 1 real local place to play fnm that I actually like and enjoy going to. The owner has helped me a lot transition from playing yugioh to magic. (yes I know yugioh 😥) our local fnm has anywhere from 16-24 people

Congrats on stepping up from Yug! 😁

You know, yugioh is similar to mtg from what I've seen recently. When I used to play (back in blue eyes set when packs were 1.99) card abilities were very simple. I notice recently they are magic-ish. Searching deck for cards, etb effects, exiling cards, etc.

[Bsully13]

The learning curve from yugioh to mtg wasn't that hard for me actually now it's just trying to learn multiple set of cards that I have no idea about like I know avacyn well but any of the older sets I have to read a lot when I play against older cards. But I'm getting there. Yugioh got a lot more complex when they dropped priority and that's when I started getting out because it became stupid IMO but thanks for the warm welcome guys I appreciate the advice. I posted my standard deck so any feed back on it would be awesome. Once again thanks guys 😁

[Willthomjr]

The learning curve from yugioh to mtg wasn't that hard for me actually now it's just trying to learn multiple set of cards that I have no idea about like I know avacyn well but any of the older sets I have to read a lot when I play against older cards. But I'm getting there. Yugioh got a lot more complex when they dropped priority and that's when I started getting out because it became stupid IMO but thanks for the warm welcome guys I appreciate the advice. I posted my standard deck so any feed back on it would be awesome. Once again thanks guys 😁

I quit when they over saturated the game with Pre constructs. Dd warrior lady, raegeki, mystic space typhoon were all "commons". Not to mention everyone had 20-25 "staple" cards. #endrant

[Bsully13]

I quit when they over saturated the game with Pre constructs. Dd warrior lady, raegeki, mystic space typhoon were all "commons". Not to mention everyone had 20-25 "staple" cards. #endrant
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It was just as bad when I got out literally there were 5 decks that's it and all the traps and spells were the same in each one so I got out and came to mtg to find (unsurprisingly) more creativity and imagination when it came to deck building