Honestly if you've watched Mike play games he's not exactly a prime example of understanding lots of mechanics so I'm not surprised his son would be whooping on him in MTG.
Honestly if you've watched Mike play games he's not example a prime example of understanding lots of mechanics so I'm not surprised his son would be whooping on him in MTG.
I'm not understanding the mechanics of this sentence.
(I say this not to be harsh, as often my edits and re-edits mid-posting wind up splicing things together in incoherent ways.)
Honestly if you've watched Mike play games he's not example a prime example of understanding lots of mechanics so I'm not surprised his son would be whooping on him in MTG.
I'm not understanding the mechanics of this sentence.
(I say this not to be harsh, as often my edits and re-edits mid-posting wind up splicing things together in incoherent ways.)
I was saying that Mike is bad at mechanics in games of all sorts. Just sorta who he is. So the idea that his son would be beating him in a mechanic heavy game like MTG is really surprising and may speak less to his son having a great deck/doing well and more him(Mike) being not super great.
Honestly if you've watched Mike play games he's not example a prime example of understanding lots of mechanics so I'm not surprised his son would be whooping on him in MTG.
I'm not understanding the mechanics of this sentence.
(I say this not to be harsh, as often my edits and re-edits mid-posting wind up splicing things together in incoherent ways.)
From context, I would guess that the first "example" should be "exactly".
and the tl;dr version is "well, Mike's crap at complicated games, so of course he's losing (to his son) at this one".
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Honestly if you've watched Mike play games he's not example a prime example of understanding lots of mechanics so I'm not surprised his son would be whooping on him in MTG.
I'm not understanding the mechanics of this sentence.
(I say this not to be harsh, as often my edits and re-edits mid-posting wind up splicing things together in incoherent ways.)
From context, I would guess that the first "example" should be "exactly".
and the tl;dr version is "well, Mike's crap at complicated games, so of course he's losing (to his son) at this one".
Ah hah! I kept reading over it but I couldn't figure out where I went wrong because my brain new what I was trying to say so I kept reading it correctly.
This comic is very timely (at helping me spend money). I was emptying out a backpack the other day and found a bunch of my MTG 2015 stuff, which is the last time I was into MTG. And it struck a chord within me that made me want to play MTG again.
This comic is very timely (at helping me spend money). I was emptying out a backpack the other day and found a bunch of my MTG 2015 stuff, which is the last time I was into MTG. And it struck a chord within me that made me want to play MTG again.
I have been awakened.
And my wallet weeps.
Dominaria seems pretty kickass so its a good time!
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So, Tycho's bad parent line...
I'm not a parent myself, is there some study that shows that holding back with your kids is bad for their development, or is Tycho just a monster who gives no quarter to children?
I'm not a parent myself, is there some study that shows that holding back with your kids is bad for their development, or is Tycho just a monster who gives no quarter to children?
He's just saying he's not into that style of letting kids win things and pretending they did it all themselves is all.
I'm not a parent myself, is there some study that shows that holding back with your kids is bad for their development, or is Tycho just a monster who gives no quarter to children?
He's just saying he's not into that style of letting kids win things and pretending they did it all themselves is all.
Gabe's plan for Gabe was also fairly cruel. Apparently he planned to let Gabe win for a while, to build confidence in himself, only for Gabe to then build a deck to crush him, Gabe's false confidence making the defeat even more crushing.
There may be some more process in there - incrementally improving his game for teaching purposes, effectively becomming a gauntlet of progressively stronger opponents for him, only to find that his son had already surpassed his peak by the time he got there.
This comic is very timely (at helping me spend money). I was emptying out a backpack the other day and found a bunch of my MTG 2015 stuff, which is the last time I was into MTG. And it struck a chord within me that made me want to play MTG again.
This comic is very timely (at helping me spend money). I was emptying out a backpack the other day and found a bunch of my MTG 2015 stuff, which is the last time I was into MTG. And it struck a chord within me that made me want to play MTG again.
I have been awakened.
And my wallet weeps.
I got out of it back around Mirrodin-ish, and in the intervening years had given my brother my card collection as birthday/christmas gifts. Then I get back into it with Ixalan when I buy him some boosters for a gift and get a couple for myself and see the set was all about the tribal mechanics. I go to my LGS and get stomped in modern a bit. Then I get into commander and whoops now I have five decks and have spent as much as $80 on a single piece of cardboard (that I proxy into all five of the decks, but still) and am now obsessed with the game again.
This comic is very timely (at helping me spend money). I was emptying out a backpack the other day and found a bunch of my MTG 2015 stuff, which is the last time I was into MTG. And it struck a chord within me that made me want to play MTG again.
I have been awakened.
And my wallet weeps.
2015 isn't all that long ago.
I remember being really into magic in 1995.
2015 was merely the most recent time I've gotten into Magic. I played in 1995 too. I had an original set of cards. Foolishly gave them away to a friend in elementary school. I'm sure those cards would have been worth some money now.
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Also I want to know the kid's deck.
by which I mean buying all the priciest cards in the format and also cutting Gabe's allowance so he can only afford commons
Honestly if you've watched Mike play games he's not exactly a prime example of understanding lots of mechanics so I'm not surprised his son would be whooping on him in MTG.
I'm not understanding the mechanics of this sentence.
(I say this not to be harsh, as often my edits and re-edits mid-posting wind up splicing things together in incoherent ways.)
I was saying that Mike is bad at mechanics in games of all sorts. Just sorta who he is. So the idea that his son would be beating him in a mechanic heavy game like MTG is really surprising and may speak less to his son having a great deck/doing well and more him(Mike) being not super great.
From context, I would guess that the first "example" should be "exactly".
and the tl;dr version is "well, Mike's crap at complicated games, so of course he's losing (to his son) at this one".
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Ah hah! I kept reading over it but I couldn't figure out where I went wrong because my brain new what I was trying to say so I kept reading it correctly.
Thanks!
I have been awakened.
Dominaria seems pretty kickass so its a good time!
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Didnt Gabe call Child Services once because a neighbors kid had some minor flaw in his Star Wars trivia knowledge?
I'm not a parent myself, is there some study that shows that holding back with your kids is bad for their development, or is Tycho just a monster who gives no quarter to children?
One of the agents just throws up.
He's just saying he's not into that style of letting kids win things and pretending they did it all themselves is all.
Gabe's plan for Gabe was also fairly cruel. Apparently he planned to let Gabe win for a while, to build confidence in himself, only for Gabe to then build a deck to crush him, Gabe's false confidence making the defeat even more crushing.
2015 isn't all that long ago.
I remember being really into magic in 1995.
I got out of it back around Mirrodin-ish, and in the intervening years had given my brother my card collection as birthday/christmas gifts. Then I get back into it with Ixalan when I buy him some boosters for a gift and get a couple for myself and see the set was all about the tribal mechanics. I go to my LGS and get stomped in modern a bit. Then I get into commander and whoops now I have five decks and have spent as much as $80 on a single piece of cardboard (that I proxy into all five of the decks, but still) and am now obsessed with the game again.
2015 was merely the most recent time I've gotten into Magic. I played in 1995 too. I had an original set of cards. Foolishly gave them away to a friend in elementary school. I'm sure those cards would have been worth some money now.