Am I the only guy on earth that is actually always hungry of previews and waiting one week is already too much for me?
Also, for all other people that suffer from "product fatigue" : learn to limit yourself and ignore the "rumor" sections of social media for a while, instead of whining all the time about it and expect to force WotC to do less products and previews. Nobody force you to have your eyes always open like in clockworks orange to inform you about the new magic products, for god's sake.
"If you don't like something of something you enjoy and have legitimate criticisms then you should completely ignore that thing for a large period of time." Is a terrible piece of advice.
It would be a terrible advice, is that's what I actually said. But since that's not at all what I've meant to say but it's your usual text comprehension issue, it is not at all a terrible piece of advice but a very healthy one for some people that apparently have an unhealthy obsessive and compulsive relationship with -and very probably not only with- this game and are unable to disciplinate themselves to avoid to suffer from the information overload, a real recognized disorder. It's those people I am referring. But of course, since you are functionally illiterate, you will manage to misunderstand and distort completely even this post with the delusion to think to know better than me what I actually meant to say, making unaccurate paraphases of my posts as your typical reply. Luckily, not everybody have your problem, so I am sure the rest of the people reading us have very clear idea of what's my point of view on the matter, so that I don't need to waste my time repeating in vain to you this simple concept you are unable to grasp.
Someone really needs to go away for a long period of time. Hint: It's you.
Yes, the most important thing about that card clearly is that if you get nine different lands into play and a specific card and another specific card, and then you activate the ability of the first card and then you activate the ability of the second card, and then you attack with the first card, and it goes through unblocked, but for some reason you don't attack with the second card as well, AND you somehow didn't manage to give a single poison counter to your opponent yet, then you will have won a whole turn earlier than if you just attacked with the first card one more time.
Because people are more likely to check a new thread than one they've already visited the day before? This is not a single stream that is over after one or two hours. It's the source putting out the material out over several days.
Then just make one thread for all of the art that's going to come out throughout the week, and update the title and first post when more art gets added? Something like "Art for Brothers' War (UPDATED 10/19/22)". Each new art piece hardly deserves its own thread.
Using that logic, then why did they update the October Secret Lair superdrop thread when the rest of the drops were revealed, instead of making a new thread?
Because it's cleaner, and it takes up less space.
Okay, can I just give props to the concept of showing blood as rose petals? It's easy to see the petals as blood if you want to, but at the same time, the petals fit perfectly with the wedding aesthetic of the entire set. Really well thought out.
That Clue is never getting sacrificed for a card unless the opponent is desperate (or a control deck at the end of your turn)
Um what. Pretty much any type of deck will have incentive and opportunity to sac the clue sooner or later. Even aggro decks will have 2 unspendable mana somewhere around turn 5-7.
What is wrong woth you?
Someone really needs to go away for a long period of time. Hint: It's you.
Yes, the most important thing about that card clearly is that if you get nine different lands into play and a specific card and another specific card, and then you activate the ability of the first card and then you activate the ability of the second card, and then you attack with the first card, and it goes through unblocked, but for some reason you don't attack with the second card as well, AND you somehow didn't manage to give a single poison counter to your opponent yet, then you will have won a whole turn earlier than if you just attacked with the first card one more time.
Son, you're way too invested in this.
So you spend 2 cards to make me discard 3 cards at the absolute most, but often just 1 or 2 cards? Why is this any good?
Yeah, "another creature you control" would have worked wonders here.
No, that's the shadow of the werewolf being butchered.
Move along, son.
Um what. Pretty much any type of deck will have incentive and opportunity to sac the clue sooner or later. Even aggro decks will have 2 unspendable mana somewhere around turn 5-7.
They have to attack each turn.