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We are having internal discussions about using them (sparingly) as an ongoing part of normal episodes. Certainly better than the green screen method of acknowledging misplays.
I see why the episode was scrapped originally, but it ended up being a really fun watch. Realistically, this is how a lot of commander games go. Jesse is always a pleasure. I love her sense of humor.
This might just be my favorite episode of magic gameplay. The editor struggling to keep Jesse's commander centered, the info bubbles, and general vibe of this episode are top notch.
Cap, this episode felt so dead... normally they are a lot more alive and talkative (by making jokes). Maybe its the odd combination of people for the first time that equates to such a dry show or its that "contract" that needed to be signed due to Jesse. I truly believe that you're lying.
@@TeamToooBananasseems to me that there’s a lot less dead air edited out in this so the “pace” is a bit slower - makes it feel less high energy. Also lots of fiddly decks on top of that.
So Michael was playing a Day-Night deck with about a million different graveyard triggers and Jesse was playing a storm focused deck where every spell played triggers a million different things. I'd be more amazed if things DIDN'T go wrong. I can't really be too critical though. There was a lot going on, especially in those final turns. Jesse in particular was looking like she was getting self conscious about how long her turn was taking which coaxed her to rush, and the best way to misplay an open-ended combo and/or storm deck is to rush.
Prof saving Jesse's board and then immediately dying to it is quite sad. Though it would be sadder if he hadn't talked about how he was going to betray her before and after his defeat.
After this one goes up, you're gonna have to give us that misplay game with One More Mana! Hopefully you still have the footage of it, because even if a game goes awry (or so out of whack that no one can keep up!) those guys really know how to have fun!
@@TolarianCommunityCollege Ahhh, I had a hunch that this was one and the other was that one. You spoil us like expired milk on a hot summer day, Prof! Thanks for an early Christmas present (of sorts!...)🤙❤
This commander game felt the closest to every game I ever player. Threat assessment, misplays, everyone just focused on its own board. forgetting it's own triggers and so on and on :D
The graveyard played by itself while Celestus, Forgotten ancient and the day/night cycle were forgotten. Plus, storm player missed lethal twice. GGs indeed
The absolute chaos, the casual misplays, and the editor bringing us all the info-blurbs has me reminded of first learning Commander. The days of everyone learning together what cards do and coming up with fun synergies.
Man, I went to fnm at my lgs earlier this year to play some modern, and the guy I was playing against took out an unsleeved deck and proceeded to riffle shuffle it. I figured, okay, he's probably just playing a cheap deck like I am. And hoo boy was I wrong, in the five turns that game took he managed to play at least $200 worth of cards
I hope many are saying this, but I LOVED THE POP-UPS! I liked the factoids as well as the acknowledgement of misplays using them. It honestly felt like the most TCC gameplay video ever because you were learning whilst enjoying!
18 minutes in and 2 Celestus triggers have been missed (2 life and possibly 2 loot), misplays not even acknowledged by the editor Edit: my bad they just noticed 😂
As someone who mainly plays (weird) Selesnya tribal combo decks, and Dimir investigate/general token spam nonsense, I will now always imagine these bubbles of shame popping up while I play commander, as to avoid future instances of missed triggers or fudged numbers. Thankyou Professor, and the associated faculty of Tolarian Community College!
Honestly, thank you for uploading this. It's important for players to not only see perfect flawless gameplay online. Everyone makes mistakes and it's great to see a content creator owning it
I already love this! After a year of playing magic I am still confused a lot of the weird rules and sequencing.. To see much more experienced players also struggle with that just shows how complicated the game can be and frankly is sort of a reassurance.. And even though there is the occasional misplay, it does not take away one bit from the fun! Keep it going like this!
Yeah i've been playing for 10 years, even i struggle to keep up with triggers sometimes. i decked myself yesterday through not noticing a mandatory draw trigger.
I always love episodes with Jesse! Really enjoyed seeing her play this format. Serious props to the editor of this video, as well! Keeping track of all the misplays, actual life totals, ongoing Storm count, and floating mana would be hard enough in a normal video, but with the amount of accidental errors in this game, it's even more impressive. It really went a long way to making what was frankly an extremely overwhelming endgame somewhat comprehensible. The other info blurbs were also great and appreciated as well! I completely understand if they are too time consuming to add regularly to every episode, but it would be really cool they started becoming more commonplace.
This has absolutely been my favourite episode of Shuffle Up and Play. The little info tid bits were so funny and some of them like the dramatic irony one were so clever and tongue in cheek. I properly belly laughed at the post game interviews when the Professor just had his head in his hand while Jesse talks real nonchalantly about how the partnership was temporary. Please do more misplay episodes, it would be such a shame for your hard work to go to waste and I think a lot of us enjoy this show for the real time, authentic banter too. Not saying the production value isn't good, but the "At home' vibe is just so chill to watch
Love seeing the "pros" make misplays like I do... Makes me feel a little better that I'm not the only one. Also love the old-school VH1/MTV popups randomly throughout
Loved to see this. I honestly wouldn't mind seeing the mistakes put in the episodes more often as it shows how easy it is to misunderstand cards sometimes even for the most experienced players. The pop-ups were also a fantastic addition 😁
PLEASE, release more of those if they ever happen! I reckon it's probably very taxing for the editors and judges to review all the footage, so probably not regularly releases, but still! The episode with Spice8 where you traded decks and this one are the BEST ones so far
I absolutely love the sass from the editors in this video, incredible The amount of work put into the Info-Bubbles was amazing, the research put into the facts and the comedic timing of the humor is awesome. I'd love to see the bubbles come back for other misplays and minor quips- can't imagine how much work this many bubbles would regularly add to a video
Having played a number of games where we all played a precon for the first time without familiarising ourselves with the cards in them, I think that might be the main culprit for all of the various missed triggers, etc that occurred
I almost didn't watch this because why would I want to watch good players misplay for 90 minutes, but misunderstood the premise and I'm glad I watched it.
Finally, an episode of shuffle up and play that mirrors my own (in)ability to remember triggers and sequence properly! Fantastic episode, i love Jesse and Skyler to death.
First half of the video: hey this doesn't seem so bad. Second half: oh Lol though I actually really enjoyed seeing the mess. Always good to see something like this since we're not perfect. Magic is complicated
Wow this makes me feel better about my games. I'm the ambitious Timmy who ends up building crazy synergies that quickly outstrip my mathematical prowess. The sarcasm dripping off those info bubbles made this episode sing. Great job, team!
Late to the party, but Jesse did in fact have enough to pay 3 mana for the Commander Sphere. She starts off paying 1R for Reckless Impulse, which generates a R and exiles Grinning Ingus and Kyurk. At this point, she has 8 mountains untapped. She then pays 3 red from lands to play Grinning Ingus, leaving RR in the pool. After this point, there seems to be a cut where the lands have been rearranged, but she has an additional 5 tapped lands and 3 open lands when she plays Kyurk, which fits paying the 2 from lands. At this point she would have RRR in her pool. I think at this point in the video, she intends to untap one of the tapped lands to use mana in the pool but it ends up being tapped. Either way, she would have a total of 6 mana available - 3 from lands and 3 floating R - which is enough to activate her artifact and cast Commander Sphere with 1 open land and R in the pool when all is said and done. That means she has enough to follow through with the rest. And even in the situation that was brought up in the video when she tries to cast Seething Song, she can use one of the floating RR mana to return Grinning Ignus to get the mana to cast it. So, it's a little messy and the mana wasn't technically accounted for correctly, but she does have enough to do what she needed to do. That was such a chore to keep track of though xD Good job!
I love seeing all the miss plays, magic is complicated, and it's nice to see people who play it for their job mess up. Prof please always post videos like this!
I loved this. The added info were brilliant, and I loved the mesh of actual important info and jokey comments. Especially clarifying that a lot of people care about Jesse
So happy that someone actually calculated all the misplays. I was going to try myself (and most likely fail 😅), before I realized it was being done. I absolutely loved the info blurbs. They were so fun. Misplays or not. Hope that’s a recurring thing
Sounds to me like it is time for you to bring a blood moon and land destruction deck to the table and make everyone feel like they misplayed their entire friendship with you to that point.
23:45 I double checked (I have a *lot* of time with day/night on arena) and from 726.2 the check happens during the untap step, which implies triggers would happen during upkeep CR 726.2 As the second part of the untap step, the game checks the previous turn to see if the game’s day/night designation should change. See rule 502, “Untap Step.”
the rage of the info-blurb editor towards the end was great- please include those popups in the future :) - i think i like them better than the 'just 1 second' professor cuts.
Look, man, to anybody who grew up in the 90s, with VH1’s “pop up video“, these info bubbles were an absolute joy, and I hope they remain a part of your content
at 23:43 the rules note says day night is checked every upkeep but triggers go on the stack in the draw step, when it is actually checked every untap and triggers are put on the stack in the upkeep.
23:44 Re: Day/Night. The caption incorrectly says that Day/Night switches at upkeep and the triggers get put on the stack during the draw phase. The ruling 726.2 says that "As the second part of the untap step, the game checks the previous turn to see if the game’s day/night designation should change." The switch happens as part of the untap step and effects that trigger from the change will resolve at the start of the upkeep.
23:44 "Day and night is checked at every upkeep... but triggers relating to it changing go onto the stack during the draw step" Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmm acktually, according to CR726.2, day and night is checked during the untap step. The triggers related to it changing go onto the stack during the next time players would have priority, which is at the beginning of the next upkeep. CR726.2. As the second part of the untap step, the game checks the previous turn to see if the game's day/night designation should change. See rule 502, "Untap Step." There's some irony in the misplay episode's editor's notes getting things wrong. :-) Love the episode!
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FYI, the decklists are not in the description.
Misplayception!
can you add the Decklists please?
Decklists please
Lists where
The info-blurbs were a fantastic addition to the episode. I would adore if they came back on the regular or even if it became a reoccuring rarity.
We are having internal discussions about using them (sparingly) as an ongoing part of normal episodes. Certainly better than the green screen method of acknowledging misplays.
They have a very “pop-up video” feel. I dig it.
@@TolarianCommunityCollege I loved them as well.
@@TolarianCommunityCollege I think sparingly would work really well! The premise of this episode made it a great time to test them out
I liked the ones that didn’t pertain to the game, like the tidbits about Julius Caesar or dramatic irony
I see why the episode was scrapped originally, but it ended up being a really fun watch. Realistically, this is how a lot of commander games go.
Jesse is always a pleasure. I love her sense of humor.
The bridge shuffling and using unsleeved cards make this video already difficult to watch
@@557deadpool that was one of my favourite parts lmfao
@@blujay1294 ..........
*Entire table misses Jesse's perfect Forgotten Ancient joke*
Editor - "oh fuck no we ain't letting that slide unappreciated"
Totally agree.
This might just be my favorite episode of magic gameplay. The editor struggling to keep Jesse's commander centered, the info bubbles, and general vibe of this episode are top notch.
Don't forget the Le Croix
Cap, this episode felt so dead... normally they are a lot more alive and talkative (by making jokes). Maybe its the odd combination of people for the first time that equates to such a dry show or its that "contract" that needed to be signed due to Jesse. I truly believe that you're lying.
@@TeamToooBananas or we can agree to disagree. People can like different things
@@TeamToooBananasseems to me that there’s a lot less dead air edited out in this so the “pace” is a bit slower - makes it feel less high energy. Also lots of fiddly decks on top of that.
Wow, a new shuffle up and play episode! I can't wait to see everyone play very well and not make any mistakes :-)
Can you post your decklist somewhere plz?
@jesserobkin Totally loved how you played with the camera in the early beginning to mess/toy with the Editor :D haha
five episodes! a gift for your hard work for writing videos for the channel and make some decklists that viewers played and will play in the future♥
OMG! It's that TCC writer who really, really loves Day / Night!
i didnt realize that jesse is tiddypills lmao
So Michael was playing a Day-Night deck with about a million different graveyard triggers and Jesse was playing a storm focused deck where every spell played triggers a million different things. I'd be more amazed if things DIDN'T go wrong. I can't really be too critical though. There was a lot going on, especially in those final turns. Jesse in particular was looking like she was getting self conscious about how long her turn was taking which coaxed her to rush, and the best way to misplay an open-ended combo and/or storm deck is to rush.
give the editor a raise! the first episode of shuffle up and misplay was brilliant
Tapping your face-down 1-card hand as a land is such a powerful move, surprised it doesn't see more tournament play
Probably part of the Disney Lorcana meta
Prof ramping in turn 5 by playing two lands for turn was a nice move :D
I loved the “everyone in this shot has been eliminated”
Prof saving Jesse's board and then immediately dying to it is quite sad. Though it would be sadder if he hadn't talked about how he was going to betray her before and after his defeat.
“Curse your sudden and inevitable betrayal!” Lol
Michael using his one-card hand as a land was such a beautiful cherry on top.
It really was! Just when you think "okay, the game's over, surely there can't be any more mistakes," the most hilarious possible mistake happens.
Love how this game was so wildly misplayed that there were essentially 2 separate games of Magic happening at the same time
After this one goes up, you're gonna have to give us that misplay game with One More Mana! Hopefully you still have the footage of it, because even if a game goes awry (or so out of whack that no one can keep up!) those guys really know how to have fun!
Oh, yes! We promised TWO Shuffle Up & Misplay episodes for our Kickstarter. This is one of them and THAT ONE? That's likely the other.
@@TolarianCommunityCollege Ahhh, I had a hunch that this was one and the other was that one.
You spoil us like expired milk on a hot summer day, Prof!
Thanks for an early Christmas present (of sorts!...)🤙❤
This commander game felt the closest to every game I ever player. Threat assessment, misplays, everyone just focused on its own board. forgetting it's own triggers and so on and on :D
Love that everyone IMMEDIATELY forgot about Day/Night after the first cycle lmao
The graveyard played by itself while Celestus, Forgotten ancient and the day/night cycle were forgotten. Plus, storm player missed lethal twice. GGs indeed
Truly a gem of an episode. Thank you editors for your work, we are forever in your debt.
35:43 Cool use of Chaos Warp, really liking these situations where cards have a unexpected benefit.
I am so glad you decided to release this episode. The pop-ups were amazing.
The absolute chaos, the casual misplays, and the editor bringing us all the info-blurbs has me reminded of first learning Commander. The days of everyone learning together what cards do and coming up with fun synergies.
Prof: "We're not sleeving these."
My anxiety: - ---------------⚪- +
Man, I went to fnm at my lgs earlier this year to play some modern, and the guy I was playing against took out an unsleeved deck and proceeded to riffle shuffle it.
I figured, okay, he's probably just playing a cheap deck like I am.
And hoo boy was I wrong, in the five turns that game took he managed to play at least $200 worth of cards
I hope many are saying this, but I LOVED THE POP-UPS! I liked the factoids as well as the acknowledgement of misplays using them. It honestly felt like the most TCC gameplay video ever because you were learning whilst enjoying!
The upside down mana tap was top tier 😂
I was wondering how there could be so many misplays when this was teased, and I just saw the Celestus drop and know why
18 minutes in and 2 Celestus triggers have been missed (2 life and possibly 2 loot), misplays not even acknowledged by the editor
Edit: my bad they just noticed 😂
Michael: "I'm at 14"
Editor: *ANGRILY ZOOMS IN AT THE 9 LIFE COUNTER*
put me in tears
Jesse is easily in my top 3 favorite guests, along with Rhystic and Spice, especially with how much they terrorize the Prof.
Always need more spice
"You can tell its a commander legends card because it's not foil, and it's still curled." So bleeping true...
To be fair about the Prof playing the extra land, he didn’t get a land from Kodama’s trigger the previous turn. 😂
As someone who mainly plays (weird) Selesnya tribal combo decks, and Dimir investigate/general token spam nonsense, I will now always imagine these bubbles of shame popping up while I play commander, as to avoid future instances of missed triggers or fudged numbers. Thankyou Professor, and the associated faculty of Tolarian Community College!
Your editor(s) did an AWESOME job with this video, the little blurbs were super fun
Yay, thank you!
Dear editor,
You made this the most entertaining game of Shuffle Up & Play, no small feat. Amazing work :)
Honestly, thank you for uploading this. It's important for players to not only see perfect flawless gameplay online. Everyone makes mistakes and it's great to see a content creator owning it
They just finished shuffling and I have got to say I ABSOLUTELY LOVE the editor or whoever having a voice here with the pop ups.
Those pop ups had me laughing all throughout. Great work to the whole editing team.
I already love this! After a year of playing magic I am still confused a lot of the weird rules and sequencing.. To see much more experienced players also struggle with that just shows how complicated the game can be and frankly is sort of a reassurance.. And even though there is the occasional misplay, it does not take away one bit from the fun!
Keep it going like this!
Yeah i've been playing for 10 years, even i struggle to keep up with triggers sometimes. i decked myself yesterday through not noticing a mandatory draw trigger.
Its "complicated" due to poor rule design, its probably not you.
Editor was having too much fun. The Caesar blurb and the roast blurb killed me.
Dang, huge shout out to the editors and judges for reviewing this one!
Glad we got to see this lost episode!
I always love episodes with Jesse! Really enjoyed seeing her play this format.
Serious props to the editor of this video, as well! Keeping track of all the misplays, actual life totals, ongoing Storm count, and floating mana would be hard enough in a normal video, but with the amount of accidental errors in this game, it's even more impressive. It really went a long way to making what was frankly an extremely overwhelming endgame somewhat comprehensible. The other info blurbs were also great and appreciated as well! I completely understand if they are too time consuming to add regularly to every episode, but it would be really cool they started becoming more commonplace.
This episode is the epitome of a Junior editor project that they took a very long time on but turned out great.
This has absolutely been my favourite episode of Shuffle Up and Play. The little info tid bits were so funny and some of them like the dramatic irony one were so clever and tongue in cheek.
I properly belly laughed at the post game interviews when the Professor just had his head in his hand while Jesse talks real nonchalantly about how the partnership was temporary.
Please do more misplay episodes, it would be such a shame for your hard work to go to waste and I think a lot of us enjoy this show for the real time, authentic banter too. Not saying the production value isn't good, but the "At home' vibe is just so chill to watch
As soon as day/night got introduced i knew there would be loads of missed triggers lol
I really liked Jesse's little smile at her own Forgotten Ancient joke :3
we need more episodes with jesse :3
Love seeing the "pros" make misplays like I do... Makes me feel a little better that I'm not the only one. Also love the old-school VH1/MTV popups randomly throughout
That loooong finale felt like she didnt have a red deck... it felt like a blue deck 🤣
I'm SO happy the Prof listened to the comments begging for this episode to be released.
1:23:59 "everyone in this shot has been eliminated from the current game" I laughed so hard ahahahahah
Loved to see this. I honestly wouldn't mind seeing the mistakes put in the episodes more often as it shows how easy it is to misunderstand cards sometimes even for the most experienced players. The pop-ups were also a fantastic addition 😁
PLEASE, release more of those if they ever happen! I reckon it's probably very taxing for the editors and judges to review all the footage, so probably not regularly releases, but still! The episode with Spice8 where you traded decks and this one are the BEST ones so far
I still want to see these decklists but what a funny episode and kudos to the editing effort here haha.
Really appreciate this episode! It’s nice to see even the experts making mistakes, and that Storm is a pain in the ass for everyone involved xD
I absolutely love the sass from the editors in this video, incredible
The amount of work put into the Info-Bubbles was amazing, the research put into the facts and the comedic timing of the humor is awesome. I'd love to see the bubbles come back for other misplays and minor quips- can't imagine how much work this many bubbles would regularly add to a video
I really enjoyed this "Pop Up Video" style of episode. Keep up the excellent editing work, editing team!
I love the pop-ups explaining the rules fails and fun-facts. This is perfect!
Having played a number of games where we all played a precon for the first time without familiarising ourselves with the cards in them, I think that might be the main culprit for all of the various missed triggers, etc that occurred
I love all the pop ups. Video editing is top notch for this game! Love it
I almost didn't watch this because why would I want to watch good players misplay for 90 minutes, but misunderstood the premise and I'm glad I watched it.
I'm a big fan of these pop-up messages. They don't have to be on all SUP episodes but they VERY entertaining 👌
Finally, an episode of shuffle up and play that mirrors my own (in)ability to remember triggers and sequence properly!
Fantastic episode, i love Jesse and Skyler to death.
Wow, I'm Impressed by how funny this game was. Great guests and the blurbs were perfect.
The most shuffling ive seen in an episode yet, helped to increase the anticipation for the misplays 😂
I hope there are more episodes like this for every season of SUP.
The pop ups were a great addition.
I love the info pop-ups! Would love to see them in the future too, ie. random facts of the cards that are being played.
First half of the video: hey this doesn't seem so bad.
Second half: oh
Lol though I actually really enjoyed seeing the mess. Always good to see something like this since we're not perfect. Magic is complicated
Wow this makes me feel better about my games. I'm the ambitious Timmy who ends up building crazy synergies that quickly outstrip my mathematical prowess.
The sarcasm dripping off those info bubbles made this episode sing. Great job, team!
This was so so funny. Really enjoyable to watch, fantastic comedic timing with the editing.
I watched this episode last night and going to rewatch. It really was a fun episode. Keep up the amazing work.
Late to the party, but Jesse did in fact have enough to pay 3 mana for the Commander Sphere. She starts off paying 1R for Reckless Impulse, which generates a R and exiles Grinning Ingus and Kyurk. At this point, she has 8 mountains untapped. She then pays 3 red from lands to play Grinning Ingus, leaving RR in the pool. After this point, there seems to be a cut where the lands have been rearranged, but she has an additional 5 tapped lands and 3 open lands when she plays Kyurk, which fits paying the 2 from lands. At this point she would have RRR in her pool. I think at this point in the video, she intends to untap one of the tapped lands to use mana in the pool but it ends up being tapped. Either way, she would have a total of 6 mana available - 3 from lands and 3 floating R - which is enough to activate her artifact and cast Commander Sphere with 1 open land and R in the pool when all is said and done. That means she has enough to follow through with the rest. And even in the situation that was brought up in the video when she tries to cast Seething Song, she can use one of the floating RR mana to return Grinning Ignus to get the mana to cast it. So, it's a little messy and the mana wasn't technically accounted for correctly, but she does have enough to do what she needed to do. That was such a chore to keep track of though xD Good job!
“You don’t need to sleeve $50 decks”
Well damn Prof that’s all I have in sleeves 😂
I love seeing all the miss plays, magic is complicated, and it's nice to see people who play it for their job mess up. Prof please always post videos like this!
I love the little post-edit stuff that pops up, the little factoids. I would love more of these!
I like this gimmick. Reminds me of that old VH1 show that would have info popups during the music videos.
Love it, really enjoy all the little added comments by editors lol
I loved this. The added info were brilliant, and I loved the mesh of actual important info and jokey comments.
Especially clarifying that a lot of people care about Jesse
I love the "pop up video" feeling of the episode. I enjoy the guests, especially Jesse. The dry humour speaks to me.
This has been the most chaotic game I have ever seen on a show, feels like my regular games. I love it.
This was like watching "Pop Up Video" from VH1 when I was a kid, and this makes me very happy :) Well done to the editors!
I don't think I've ever seen a "play my opponents' deck" do well. Xanathar just costs too much and have to wait a whole turn to do the thing.
So happy that someone actually calculated all the misplays. I was going to try myself (and most likely fail 😅), before I realized it was being done.
I absolutely loved the info blurbs. They were so fun. Misplays or not. Hope that’s a recurring thing
Love the onscreen captions, so many chuckles
Letting my friend build a landfall deck sure was a great missplay
landfall is so busted, but kinda funny too
Time to put in an Ankh of Mishra!
Sounds to me like it is time for you to bring a blood moon and land destruction deck to the table and make everyone feel like they misplayed their entire friendship with you to that point.
23:45 I double checked (I have a *lot* of time with day/night on arena) and from 726.2 the check happens during the untap step, which implies triggers would happen during upkeep
CR 726.2 As the second part of the untap step, the game checks the previous turn to see if the game’s day/night designation should change. See rule 502, “Untap Step.”
the rage of the info-blurb editor towards the end was great- please include those popups in the future :) - i think i like them better than the 'just 1 second' professor cuts.
I'm really enjoying these pop-ups. They are genuinely quite funny, some exceptionally so!
@jessrobkin You play mono red like I take SAT tests LOL! Fun game, thanks to the crew for the entertainment!
That was a trip, wow. Great guests, thanks for the video!
Look, man, to anybody who grew up in the 90s, with VH1’s “pop up video“, these info bubbles were an absolute joy, and I hope they remain a part of your content
My god I laughed so hard on this episode. I wish I could like it 100 times. Thank you everyone evolved on producing that
The little info bubble pop ups were truly a treat, would love to see these again.
Those little pop-up bubbles were a really nice addition! It was fun getting to see the little bits throughout the episode!
at 23:43 the rules note says day night is checked every upkeep but triggers go on the stack in the draw step, when it is actually checked every untap and triggers are put on the stack in the upkeep.
More Jesse please. Her dry humour is so fucking funny
23:44 Re: Day/Night. The caption incorrectly says that Day/Night switches at upkeep and the triggers get put on the stack during the draw phase.
The ruling 726.2 says that "As the second part of the untap step, the game checks the previous turn to see if the game’s day/night designation should change." The switch happens as part of the untap step and effects that trigger from the change will resolve at the start of the upkeep.
I’m really enjoying the little pop ups on the screen! They’re quite fun
23:44 "Day and night is checked at every upkeep... but triggers relating to it changing go onto the stack during the draw step"
Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmm acktually, according to CR726.2, day and night is checked during the untap step. The triggers related to it changing go onto the stack during the next time players would have priority, which is at the beginning of the next upkeep.
CR726.2. As the second part of the untap step, the game checks the previous turn to see if the game's day/night designation should change. See rule 502, "Untap Step."
There's some irony in the misplay episode's editor's notes getting things wrong. :-) Love the episode!
I'm 7min in and good god... I love these little pop ups 😂 great addition
Is Jesse’s deck list available anywhere?
This is my favorite episode of SUP.
This is the best episode because this is the most accurate lgs experience ever