IamSnippe That turn begins at 3:00, when she untaps with Candelabra already on the board. She High Tides, Floats Mana, untaps with Candelabra, Time Spirals, and then he uses Pyroblast / Mindbreak. Only two spells from her that turn. The activation of Candelabra does not count, nor does his Pyroblast (which I think is what he was thinking)
It is the responsibility of both players, primarily, to maintain a proper board state. He made a mistake and she missed it. Both equally responsible in the eyes of competitive magic. There's no way a game loss would ever be issued in a situation like that unless the judge determined Shippy intended to cheat.
First off If you bring a deck to a major tournament you should grind it out for a few weeks or months to prepare You don’t play a deck you aren’t familiar with
Blue is so f..ing over-powered when compared with the other four colors. There is a reason why the double lands (the real ones and with blue-island in them) are way too much expensive than the others not containing blue. Also half the cards being banned-restricted in Magic are blue.
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I'm surprised he didn't get issued a game loss. He did (accidentally) cheat, which shut down the combo turn she most likely would have won.
candelabra, high tide, time spiral. there were 3.
IamSnippe
That turn begins at 3:00, when she untaps with Candelabra already on the board. She High Tides, Floats Mana, untaps with Candelabra, Time Spirals, and then he uses Pyroblast / Mindbreak. Only two spells from her that turn. The activation of Candelabra does not count, nor does his Pyroblast (which I think is what he was thinking)
Alright, yeah. I thought it was the turn she played the candelabra. That is a surprise that he didn't have to take a loss, then.
It is the responsibility of both players, primarily, to maintain a proper board state. He made a mistake and she missed it. Both equally responsible in the eyes of competitive magic. There's no way a game loss would ever be issued in a situation like that unless the judge determined Shippy intended to cheat.
First off
If you bring a deck to a major tournament you should grind it out for a few weeks or months to prepare
You don’t play a deck you aren’t familiar with
Hey, What was Feline's decklist in this game?
Just a guy looking for this variation.
sure you're not looking for a good time? ;)
Feline accidentally shuffled her time spiral in the 3rd game
Oops nvm missed the part where she exiled it
that game 2...
Frustrating, when such things happen.
RTFC
TheGenini1
True, though I always feel the caster is more culpable in these situations. I mean, he is the one running it in his deck, after all.
I dont know why magic not prohibid this fuckings decks...this decks fall dauwn magic....
Hide tide with counterbalance and trompo....PUAGG!!
Blue is so f..ing over-powered when compared with the other four colors. There is a reason why the double lands (the real ones and with blue-island in them) are way too much expensive than the others not containing blue. Also half the cards being banned-restricted in Magic are blue.