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Just because some random dude wrote an article for SCG doesn't mean unbanning MM is okay - at all.
1. The main reason of it being mandatory isn't gone and will never go away.
2. It boosts blue decks even further and we already have a ridiculous amout of blue decks in format.
3. Snapcaster exists now.
Deedstill, NO RUG. These decks were insanely powerful during that era. If you didn't recognize these decks during the MM era, you were probably not going deep enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dia_Bot
I would also rather see MM stay banned (and honestly, it will stay banned) but not acknowledging said decks is a mistake.
I must admit you are right. I somehow totally forgot about those decks when making that statement. The "not fun" part however stays true.Quote:
Originally Posted by Julian23
I thought Dia_Bot meant Mind's Desire.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arsenal
I'm pretty sure Goblin's Desire would break the format wide open.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bed Decks Palyer
The two Mental Misstep posts immediately preceeding Dia_Bot's "it would be safe to unban" post led me to believe Dia_Bot was referring to Mental Misstep. If he was referring to Mind's Desire, I apologize.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bed Decks Palyer
I hope they don't unban it because Combo decks that win by giving you 4/4 Titans are stupid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wilkin
And combo.deck that put overwhelming creatures/enchantment for only 3 T2 it's not stupid?Quote:
Originally Posted by FTW
It's funny how legacy players defend the format by saying that it is fun and interactive and not broken, then go on the internet and bitch about how combo decks are broken.
I could be wrong, but I think the prevailing sentiment is that Legacy is fun because it's both interactive and broken. That's what sets it apart from every other format.Quote:
Originally Posted by Megadeus
So, business as usual, then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Megadeus
Brainstorm
This. This is how I feel about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zilla
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You don't like running Gray Ogres and Hill Giants into each other while casting terror when a Serra Angel shows up?Quote:
Originally Posted by Secretly.A.Bee
OF course not - that's far too vanilla! IF we're not cheating into play giant spaghetti monsters and Demons that refill your hand, we're making Battering Germs and pointy sticks of doom, with the one thing you can't really stop driving a truck whilst pointing said stick at your face. OR you're drowing in horror, being ambushed in the hills and being smote by a stroke of genius. Or we unleash the fury of brain-melting therapy whilst bloodying elves and giant monsters.Quote:
Originally Posted by testing32
Ogres and Giants running into one another whilst an Angel recoils in terror is just...meh, when compared to that.
Yes, allow me to rephrase: Legacy is fun because it's constantly innovating, occasionally interactive, when it's not, often perceived as broken. Currently meta:Quote:
Originally Posted by Zilla
TNN decks > Combo decks, Loam decks > TNN decks, Combo decks > Loam decks.
I'd love to play this. Sadly, not even Limited is about Gray Ogres and such, as all the new creatures are complicated, or even if they are (nigh) vanilla, they somehow suck. Or they are not nice.And you know, Modern frame...Quote:
Originally Posted by Darkenslight
I even wanted to build an all-4thEd EDH, but as there's no one to play such crap with, and moreover I don't like EDH too much, I abstained.
I think this is much better than people smashing each other with TNN...Actually I miss the old day, there was no tnn, no goyf...Quote:
Originally Posted by testing32
Nostalgia is less useful than another hole in my head. I personally hated playing with crap like Fledgling Dragon.
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I don't miss those days. I love my broken magic that is kept in check by other broken magic.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoblinZ
Ironically, it's those old cards that are most broken (power nine, etc).