You can do a better apology statment than this 😅

Kahit naman walang nandaya, quit ka pa rin ng DC.

John Lloyd, we all know you're the real cheater :D

@@emilgabrielenriquez1447 you got me! lol :D

Game 2 thunderbreak was plotted by aven interruptor so it was actually free, game 1 charmaw though he just straight up cheated

Sorry, I fogot to tap the mana dude. Thunderbreak was plotted so he's free.

a victory with lies 👎👎👎👎

yes

I agree with you, if he cast fire to respon, then he didnt misplay

At least, he tried...

Suspicious tho

​@@atilalexander tried to cheat

That was a surveil land tho

@@jonlabs303 Exactly....

Exactly lol

I gues, he had mana from Urza's Saga before it was sacrificed.

Yup, I don't understand why they use the same music for every video. I wish we could hear the players talking.

lol agreed

Agree! I would love to hear players

​@@castanus4343agreed, why dont they play smt like vapor-wave or psychadelic slow rock in background, nice chill music, and just enjoy the game... would be 100x better

So I've mentioned this before but apparently the events are so loud you can't hear the players speaking so they add the music.

He created 3 tokens, 1 token staying on defense and 3 creatures attacking (2 Minsc, 1 opponent). However they forgot to track the damage on the opponent

Three reasons: 1. Deck thinning in DC using fetches makes no significant difference 2. Meta in my country is Feldon. I’d be in a disadvantage in a mirror. 3. I do not run synergies with fetches (e.g. Searing Blaze, DRC, Grim Lavancer, etc.)

Yeah, agree with you. Maybe its a new card so its owner didnt that apply to all player

same sentiments @10:22 :(

seems like he's newbie

should be the case

Oh dear HAHAHA

The one thing the deck centers on HAHAHA

earthcraft got exiled by prismatic ending :)

How? Thundering Falls is also an island right?

​​@@richardanthonydelossantos5899 ofc it is an island, but have a look at the play, he hide it under the pile of land and shoot the daze by revealing it be cause he knows it was hidden. He surely know it was hidden and was ready to do the play. All information should be be visible.

@@MrFruxion let's say that the island is not visible, how does it affect the play of casting daze?

@@richardanthonydelossantos5899 you do not understand what I am saying. He can do it I m not saying it is forbidden. Just the fact he plays it so fast by revealing the island from the bottom of the pile, shows he was thinking of that move. Hoping the opp did not pay attention of the island, to counter with daze. Clear ?

I know what you mean, it looks Like a Magic Trick. " Oh Looks, what i have Here under my pile of lands"😮 He also scryes to the botom with that Land at 28:50. 😱

Was also thinking the same thing. Mention me if you found one

Same

yidris is better... but no one listen

Similar list have been already see in France, it's quiet stable believe me or not

i think it's a deck that will continue to improve the more cards with cycling they print :)

Why? You pretty much can't miss Living End. The problem is only to survive for 4-5 turns against aggro like Feldon. After that, you cast First Sliver, cascade into another cascade or Living End and get a 20/20 board of creatures. Seems solid. The only card that I saw and might cause inconsistency is Fire//Ice, which is 4 mana and if you hit it with First Sliver, you are sad.

@@Prvosienko the way i saw how the deck worked is that the player cycles his creatures, then uses cheap cascade cards as early as turn 3 (violent outburst, shardles agent, etc) to cast living end. he uses the first sliver vs control decks to put valuable cards like minsc and boo, teferi, etc into play. the deck is designed to not have any card costing 1-2 so that it hits living end eveytime, and having powerful 3-4 mana permanents to cascade into using first sliver.