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My girlfriend just saw the website on my phone as I've been pouring some work into my Uro list and thinks I'm gonna go blind looking at the font/font size/layout. Archive MTGO StandingsI've been considering getting a laptop style device to make it easier to post things here, I enjoy the community and discussion and it is difficult to take part and keep up when I'm using a phone. Standard BO1 Traditional Standard Historic BO1 Traditional Historic Brawl Historic Brawl MTGA Events Pioneer Modern Legacy Vintage Commander Limited Pauper Other.Check out the latest decks from Magic Online events Download your favorite decklists, build them using your Magic Online collection, and try them out in the next big event. The legality engine ensures all the decklists are legal to use. All Standard BO1 decks from users and content creators.

Also, if you have good recommendations for a laptop style device that can handle these programs with ease and is on the more affordable side of the spectrum I'd appreciate that as well.Tier List. If you play Arena, how much do you enjoy it as (perhaps) a primarily EDH player? Is it nice for filling in some gaps in your free time? How much time/money investment does it require? If you play MTGO, how does playing EDH online compare to sitting down with humans? What is the community like? Is it difficult to keep track of board states/triggers and the like? How would you describe the gameplay experience? Is it costly to build a reasonable collection? Is there any sort of resale value? Do people play on the more casual or the more cutthroat end? How long do you spend on an average game? Thank you for your time and consideration. Soooo, I was thinking about just getting a cheap chromebook type thing but it occurred to me that I might want to try playing Arena or MTGO.

The latest release was ' Pendulum Genesis ', released on. Cyber Dragon demoted from Tier 2 to Tier 3. Triamids moved from Tier 3 out of the Tier List. Lunalight moved from Tier 3 out of the Tier List. Evil Eye moved from Tier 3 out of the Tier List.

Meta is what you make it, in that you can play with randoms online or a group of online pals.Xmage - I know very little about this one, other than that it is also free. This is why I won't, as a matter of principle.Cockatrice - UI takes a little getting used to, which I never really came to grips with myself. MTGO - costs you money to play with cards you probably already have IRL. Under column landing crashes ( deck ) , list crash information if any , such as major or. There's a couple of choices, and opportunity cost is rife with those choices.VIND OVER DECK DISTANCE OFF CENTER 0 LANDING TYPE ENGINE WT.

You can do private games, but I'm in a weird time zone and play in down times at work mostly, so I don't have the scope for games with pals.Personally I just resent paying more money for cards I literally already own, so I just won't go down the MTGO route. That being said, your meta could be anything, and you have no control over how friendly or toxic people are, so games can range from dumpster fire to awesome fun. It's free, doesn't require any downloads, and has a low learning curve for UI.

But otherwise gameplay is fine, if a little less nuanced on account of the politics being a little harder to do online than in an LGS with pals.I played Arena for a little bit, but, I found the timing of Magic in a computerized context aggravating. You do still have the Rule 0 issues of people bringing guns to knife fights, and because it's the internet people can still say whatever they like from behind a keyboard, so there are jerks aplenty. It can be terrible too, or anything in between.

I'm kind of allowed work dependent, but a fair amount on my work is on the phones, so it wouldn't look great. Obviously being at work I can't really partake in that. A lot of folks do a discord channel to chat over the game instead of relying on typing, which seems a lot easier. Specifically because Untap is fairly freeform in that it won't stop you for priority and leaves a lot of the turn structure to the player it becomes a bit laborious (It has timings for main, attack, second main, every other trigger is on you - good practice to get into though).

I kind of hate walkers and I find it kind of a miserable experience seeing how many kill a planeswalker effects you can come up with while mixing as many walkers into it. They have been pushing the hell out of planeswalkers. I am not opposed to playing standard, modern, other formats myself but I guess there were a few issues I had with arena / standard currently. I played it for most of a year ultimately stopping and uninstalling it.

Its strange that I miss this because when you go to play FNM it doesn't feel especially social but the loss of that element was noticeable to me. There is a loss of the social element moving to Arena. Ramp decks and walker control like decks feel like they sort of dominate the field. I love midrange and the current standard is TERRIBLE for midrange tactics.

Keep in mind WotC nerfed multiplayer a few years ago. If you only play pick-up games well, then it's a toss o' the dice. If you play MTGO, how does playing EDH online compare to sitting down with humans?I've played MTGO since 2006, like any other MtG experience if you have a decent group of folks it can be a great experience. It just felt like deckbuilding was super hard when I saw more or less the established good decks every game one after the other.I've been considering getting a laptop style device to make it easier to post things here, I enjoy the community and discussion and it is difficult to take part and keep up when I'm using a phone. I guess maybe its not a big deal but I like deckbuilding and if you want to deckbuild you need a lot of cards.

You can build a collection with this method.+: some old players like me will give away a few hundred cards (not all chaff/commons) to cool forumites that are interested in trying MTGO so they can test it out with minimal outlay (I think it's still just $10 to start the account) to decide for themselves.Is it difficult to keep track of board states/triggers and the like?How would you describe the gameplay experience?Is it costly to build a reasonable collection?Do people play on the more casual or the more cutthroat end?How long do you spend on an average game?- Like any other community, depends on if you have a solid clan or pick-up games. (see PM)2) if you enjoy drafting, and are good at it, you can 'go infinite' (after an initial amount of investment, you can draft and sell off (or trade) you prizes and draft cards you don't want to 'earn' enough to play more drafts without additional money invested. Not only because you can own a single copy of a card and use it in any number of EDH decks but because the cards themselves are just cheaper digitally (not packs though). But there are two+ additional factors to consider:1) It's far cheaper than paper. So you can 'build' all of your paper decks in the client, and even export them as CSV or text.MTGO does cost. Also, the devise screen size can be a factor for large board states, though there is a hotkey to 'zoom' and give card you are hovering over, as well as a floating window to always show the card your cursor is on (hand or board).I also like that in MTGO you can 'brew' decks with cards you don't own (though you can't playtest them until you have the cards).

Realistically, I would say the average game of friends/clanmates is 1-2 hours for a game that goes ~ 10-12 turns (depending on how fast people respond to triggers and such). Ostensibly a 4 player 60-min timer game could go for 4 hours. The person creating the table will decide if each player has 30, 45 or 60 minutes for their timer.