Seconded. Googling him isn't currently useful as all the results are about the GP!Quote:
Originally Posted by Valtrix
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Seconded. Googling him isn't currently useful as all the results are about the GP!Quote:
Originally Posted by Valtrix
Someone earlier said he was one of the original creators of the tempo thresh archetype aka canadian thresh, basically the progenitor of rug delver.Quote:
Originally Posted by Valtrix
In a nutshell:Quote:
Originally Posted by Valtrix
Well known Canadian Legacy player, top8'd the first Legacy GP (Philly 2005), co-inventor of Canadian Threshold, tons of high finishes in large Legacy events.
Pretty much what Di said.
I'm also generally annoyed by how Wizards lets SCG take a GP and basically treat it like an oversized SCG Open. SCG branding/ads/employees everywhere, Magic branding nowhere. I guess it's too much to ask for Wizards to actually do their own GP coverage.
It's possible they really don't care much about the eternal formats, preferring to concentrate on Standard and Draft, where most of their money is made. The eternal formats make their business partners money but not WotC so much.Quote:
Originally Posted by cdr
SCG also does coverage for GP Orlando, which is not Legacy. WotC really should just focus on new sets and MTGO.Quote:
Originally Posted by FoolofaTook
Here's a picture of him, if you were curious:Quote:
Originally Posted by Valtrix
http://data3.whicdn.com/images/4658570/large.jpg
This guy is one of the reasons why we all hate Delver.dec and to some extent, BrainstormQuote:
Originally Posted by Valtrix
Somehow, I was not impressed by his plays and asked myself quite often how he'd gotten into T8.
Edit: Just ontopic for the SCGGrinder#100 vs the Legacy legend (that I didn't know until I read it here). In terms of GP performance, the first one did way better while being covered.
man, the gp just felt like an scg tournament to me. I want BDM in the booth.
What about Jim Ross? Everything's better with Jim Ross right?Quote:
Originally Posted by bruizar
Wasn't this supposed to be GP Hollywood anyway?
Started the day out 3-0, then rolled three straight snake eyes and lost three straight game threes with each opponent at one life. It was more like, "Grand Prix: Get Fucked."Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Cheese
Jim Ross would be awesome. "Oh my God king! Did you see that?? Delver of Secrets!"
What were you on Hollywood? Manaless?
I was on U/R.
Never again.
Yeah I almost played that deck, then decided I just wanted to crush it instead. I even bought foil Delvers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Keller
Went 12-3 for 45th place with Deadguy Ale. One of my losses was to Bob Huang, so I will be keeping tabs on Channelfireball to see what he says about me on his report.
LOL, when I lost round 12 to Bob, I see Lam (I play against him from time to time in Toronto area) and asked how he did that round since we were both 11-1 (well me now 11-2). He won. I said I was happy for 2 reasons. He's a good guy and happy he's doing so well and number 2, I've only beaten him twice when he's on UR Landstill. Once as Deadguy, the other as Tin Fins. So with his win and my loss, I'm not likely to face him next round as he's an auto loss for me.
Seems like you made a good choice... Congrats!! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Royce Walter
Also - was awesome meeting and running into so many sourcers there. Had a pretty awesome time at the event, aside from the food situation and round length on day 1.
See, if you had played Dredge or The Gate...Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Keller
Oh my GAWD ALMIGHTY! He just drew 21 cards off Griselbrand! Somebody get in there and stop him!#!!@#Quote:
Originally Posted by Megadeus
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dv5mGdN_b2AQuote:
Originally Posted by Richard Cheese
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One more:http://www.totalprosports.com/2014/0...blowout-video/