MTG Salvation

When I say competitive, of course I mean something that's actually won major tournaments and become an important part of the meta. Any competitive constructed format - standard, modern, legacy, vintage...block constructed?

Here's a link to an article at channelfireball giving a few examples while examining the reasonings and merrits of playing with bigger decks.
https://www.channelfireball.com/all-strategy/articles/frank-analysis-is-playing-more-than-60-cards-always-a-bad-idea/

But since bigger decks have to have very good reasons for that, they don't change the overall wisdom of staying at the minimum deck size.

Thanks, I think I've read that article before actually, but it was good to look it over again.

I'm not personally trying to build any extra-sized decks, I'm just curious if I can think of any reason to do so in commander (where it isn't currently legal - a pointless restriction imo).

I don't think any of the reasons stated in that article would apply to commander, at least as far as I can tell. They all seem like very specific metagame choices that simply don't exist in commander.

The 4000 land deck is hilarious. Idk why you wouldn't just include a couple creatures though. I guess because then you'd actually need to shuffle it?