I feel like every time kozilek features on this channel it gets staxed out

I agree

Kozilek player here. Can confirm: we never get to play our decks:(

Those games aren’t even worth watching anymore tbh. As soon as I see more than 1 deck in dimir I just skip it

If you say so. The kozilek deck essentially played lands and died. I guess that’s interesting

@@bigdon9999 What I mean is interesting in something different to see. Doesn't have to be a good or exciting game, just different. Seeing how stax pieces impact different decks. Seeing every game be "who can tutor a combo first", isn't interesting, entertaining, or exciting. It's basically just seeing who was lucky enough to get it first. I could just watch four people roll dice to see who gets the highest total, and it is about the same level of bland. This is all my opinion, though. If you enjoy watching combo-based games, power to you (or anyone else).

@@AlexOvTheAbyss more not enjoying stax,stax,stax. At least most combo decks leave open room for interaction

@@bigdon9999 Yeah, if every game ends up just being a stax-fest, it will be just as bland. Frankly, this is the first video I've watched from this channel in a while, since all the combos videos got so boring, so I possibly could be wrong and this is their 872 stax video in a row 🤷‍♂️

Poetic af

I'm pretty sure at least one of us yells OOOF! every time one hits the field. You can't play ouphe without an oof

You can hear the anguish and misery when it comes down

He certainly collects OOF's when he comes in

Kozilek player had many interactions

I watched this video specifically for the Kozilek deck 😕

"Ouphe"

Inked gameing

same bro..... same :(

I tried so hard, didn't get too far, in the end I got staaaaaxed

@@Sliver_Boi I feel you bro :'(

It was payback for how I normally play our games lol

@@Sliver_Boi I'm glad you take it that well, I'd be pretty pissed to be killed that way when I'm doing absolutely nothing xD.

In cEDH, players sign up to not be salty about any plays or strategies. They're playing to win after all.

@@su0tin731 cEDH is about optimal plays. If ouphe died for any reason, adam would have run away fast. And since jorn wants to attack, if one player has no blockers, makes sense to swing at them.

​@@frycook6396 Attacking the player that can do nothing about anything seems pretty suboptimal to me, considering you could be protecting your PWs or offering trades. Also, since almost every game finishes with a combo, I don't think beating someone down in 10 turns is anywhere near optimal.

You spelled “miserable” wrong

No mana.

@@wackywong But, 3 untapped Artifacts.

@@koanos2448 Sure, but then you would have no mana to cast any spells. Might as well not bother and let the Silence resolve.

@@wackywong Ah, so Joseph was poised to win no matter what.

This game reminded me why I only play green

Could have just tapped it to Urza's ability, which works just fine through ouphe.

Ah, forgot about that

play more removal and creatures.

Yeah people like to run big spells and no removal... your fault, not mine

@@austenplant3144 cEDH players trim lands to 29 with a commander that costs 10 and complain when they get attacked 5 times by a 3/3

I thought it would be spicy playing colorless. All I learned was pain. Time to back to playing green and stax, where I belong lol

@@Sliver_Boi serves you right for breaking out of your comfort zone! 😂... totally kidding

The Jorn deck does have a solid wincon, Thoracle + Consult. The oracle was going to be found by Fiend Artisan, the question is was he able to locate the Consult. Rather, this shows that the best way to deal with stax decks is through combat.

Sadly even straight forward wincons with stax gets you hated out.

Yeah, the list included in the video description is very, VERY out of date. Working on getting an updated list for the next time Urza is featured on the channel.

Yea, my table has a good amount of high level play, but not Cedh. I am never afraid to scoop early for the reason of getting to the next game quicker. Stax is tough because I don't want to say to someone not to touch x% of cards because I don't like them - for me, as long as the game ends in a few turns after a lock is set, it's bearable, because people's turns should be quick because of the locks anyways.

@@DylanBU41 idk, they have bans for a reason and a lot of tables have personal bands. Just depends on the level at which you want to play. I prefer relaxed have fun doing random stuff commander. Like I only make tribal decks pretty much because that is what I like and they never are top tier lol

@@eichiboy95 100% and I most definitely am biased because of what my 3 friends like to play. I was the one making mostly tribal/combat decks, to be hit with constant interaction and realized I had to change something because my friends are not battlecruisery. You're right though, it all comes down to table!

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