Commander VS S9E4: ??? vs ??? vs ??? vs ???

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[@HanneHelgeland]

Suarez, i applaud you. Those blue decks are amazing.

[@jacobmoz1029]

I always love seeing Suarez's decks, he obviously puts a lot of thought into them, and they're always pretty creative.

[@Small_Panda]

They are both are edh rec nearly identically to what these are lol but i do think he was clever to put snow and non snow islands that was clever

[@Small_Panda]

Though I do love both of those decks mainly because me and my friend made both coincidentally as we both challenged ourselves to make an edh deck for under 40$ he made blind seer I made Patron of the Moon. It was rather funny to make them as we each spent about 70% of the budget on lens, caged sun, and stuff of that nature. The rest of the cards in the decks were literal pennies and bulk. I think the grand total for my deck was 38.75 and his was 37.35.

[@goatshield193]

People joke about the moonfolk, but they are actually really fun to play

[@kingfuzzy2]

Suarez is a johnny to be proud of.

[@NA-zs4xi]

Justin I am sorry about the deck but I figured Stephen would have fun with it, but I see that there was more fun had with you thank you guys so much this made my freaking life

[@slendermann4697]

Season 9 is quickly becoming 'the season that justin wishes he could forget.'

[@JParnell1]

Remember this comment next week.

[@armoric]

Spoilers, man! ... well now I've got expectations.

[@slendermann4697]

Can't tell if I'm right and next week takes the Cake or Justin cremes everyone

[@wardog995]

I feel like this is definitely the season of Justin being trolled. The fact that even in random the magic God's are after him this season.

[@alexmccastles4639]

Just imagined how unpleasant it was to Jeremy to read this comment section... You did a great job, dude, this deck isn't easy to run. Thank you Commander VS for entertaining videos

[@twinkamikaze3524]

That editing at 40:48 was gold.

[@liambertling7589]

That grapeshot at 32:20 broke me, I absolutely lost it at that point. Perfect example of what has me binge watching this show. Thank you Commander VS.

[@Punintentionally]

Love that Blind Seer deck. That is the exact kind of functional jank I like to play with!

[@jakegetz5500]

FWIW Justin can't conspire the Slime Molding as all creatures are Blue from the enchantment and Slime Molding is Green.

[@atrekkytribble6572]

The friggin odds of Stephen still being able to troll Justin... perfect XD

[@mjjdj88]

This is by far my favorite randomonium episodes you guys do. Love the whacky deck ideas

[@hilmalinder3759]

Thanks Jonathan for the shirt, I really needed that today

[@tommygaltman]

You guys are great thx for all the content. I think it's strange that I haven't played magic in months but still look forward to watching your shenanigans each week. Good times

[@ChubbsRN]

Man...Jeremy really dropped the ball on this one. He could have milled everyone.

[@anthonyrincon3949]

Mayer Yedid I had a doc brown moment when I saw that infinite combo. I literally couldn't believe he didn't see it.

[@anthonyrincon3949]

Float so his mana to tap that many lands then put them back into play for cheap

[@epothos1]

I know right dude man had amulet, patron, and return a land for two

[@DimT670]

Doesn't he need 3 mana to get to lands to hand and then play em and then gain 2 mana thus losing 1 mana in the process?

[@TheBoss4711]

Shadow Gamer He drew an Extraplanar Lens just before Stephen lost. He should’ve just played it and it would’ve allowed him to actually gain 1 mana because 2 lands would tap for 4.

[@arich97]

The blue decks could be disgusting with some practice and a bit of fine tuning. Well done, Suarez!

[@Small_Panda]

With blind seer you can make the spell red or green then counter it on the stack

[@kingfuzzy2]

What a relief

[@chriswelch198]

Another great episode. Jonathan and Justin thanks again for taking time to autograph your playmat and deck box in Pittsburgh at Eternal Weekend this past weekend!

[@JParnell1]

Any time!

[@neverclever0]

This was an interesting episode. During the deck techs, it felt like all the decks were rather disparate in power level. I figured Wort would win easily, since it was the only "real" deck. But the game was surprisingly back-and-forth, and it felt like all the decks had a reasonable chance of winning. Glad to see some more unlikely decks getting some screen time.

[@karillfrye4566]

That blue moonfolk/land deck by Suarez is amazing. Bravo sir

[@brandonmyers1876]

Jeremy had the mill combo in play for a long time and didn't use it. With the heartstone and amulet of vigor his general could put two land into play untapped and payed one to the soratami bounce a land and loot replay the land with his general and trigger hedron crab repeatedly.

[@fatestick]

Did he ever have a moonfolk in play that would have done it? I can't find that he did... Do you have a timestamp?

[@Small_Panda]

He never had the ability to do this infinity as it still required him mana to perform the action 2 mana to return 2 lands and 1 to put them into play. Though yes he could have at end of Stevens turn started the mill train as it was only costing him 1 mana to mill someone 6.

[@TheJamieellis]

Bear in mind though, that this is meant to be more casual fun than just seeing who can get an infinite combo off. So, even if they saw this, they likely thought it wouldn't be fun to watch.

[@keithfilibeck2390]

Suarez, you are by far the best part of this series, your decks are awesome, your playstyle is awesome, and your skill is always on point.

[@alexhanson3648]

When Suarez says "well congratulations" around the 35 minute mark after realizing tefferi's curse doesn't help them I died laughing!!

[@julioschroder6779]

Knew the moment I saw the Amulet that Jeremy was going to miss a number of triggers just did not expect to be the very next one land he played

[@HarbingerOfDuh]

I especially liked how Jon and Justin essentially had to remind him what Amulet does at 21:38.

[@XXpettywigginsXX]

Suarez “oh well congratulations...”

[@smokeydad78sc68]

Suarez, you are a genius. Though they weren't played to their maximum capability, they were well constructed.

[@aven78]

This was a roller coaster of randomness. I didn't think I'd see blue decks doing what they would do like that, but I'm glad I watched it all.

[@Small_Panda]

@Jeremy Noell @Steven Green I applaud both of you for being able to pilot those decks as well as you did. Both decks are horribly challenging as I play Patron of the Moon, and my friend plays Blind Seer as we both built them for a challenge we did to make decks for under 40$. I know how odd and obscure some of the interactions can be coming into decks like these blind, no pun intended. Also people need to get over peoples misplays they happen it's a part of playing no one is perfect, especially when it's with very odd decks and very odd interactions. Like how many times has changing a cards color permanently, or its color wording been in a game few to none. This isn't for a tournament or some grand prize it's for fun and entertainment, if they mess up so what I can almost promise that everyone has made rules mistakes or misplays at some point or another. If you think you haven't then you aren't growing as a magic player as with how wide and odd some magic interactions have gotten it's near impossible to play perfectly every game and your fooling yourself if you think you are playing perfectly every game. The point is to learn, have fun, and challenge yourself. Also @Jon did blind seer have Tidal Control as that card causes the most chaos any card can with blind seer.

[@ThomasEbel27]

All permanents should have returned to everyone's control when Willbreaker phased out. It's effectively covered in the comp rules. 702.25e. Continuous effects that affect a phased-out permanent may expire while that permanent is phased out. If so, they will no longer affect that permanent once it's phased in. In particular, effects with "for as long as" durations that track that permanent (see rule 611.2b) end when that permanent phases out because they can no longer see it.

[@jasonmolisani1864]

I was about to say something similar: 702.25b If a permanent phases out, its status changes to “phased out.” Except for rules and effects that specifically mention phased-out permanents, a phased-out permanent is treated as though it does not exist. It can’t affect or be affected by anything else in the game. A permanent that phases out is removed from combat. (See rule 506.4.) Example: You control three creatures, one of which is phased out. You cast a spell that says “Draw a card for each creature you control.” You draw two cards. Stephen wouldn't control the creature and everyone else should get their stuff back. I found this with less than a 5 minute internet search. If you guys took a break to figure this out you should have been able to get it right too.

[@cameronneveu7277]

this may be true, but they also decided to play a Spanish Meloku the Clouded Mirror as printed, because its their show and they can do what they want :)

[@Zookind789]

thing is effects that would affect the phased out permanent stop. effects like 'leaves the battlefield' don't happen as it still is on the battlefield. phasing is weird

[@chrisaustin3309]

If you read the next example it says if you control a phased out permanent and then cast a spell that destroys all creatures then it does not get destroyed. 702.25d The phasing event doesn’t actually cause a permanent to change zones or control, even though it’s treated as though it’s not on the battlefield and not under its controller’s control while it’s phased out. Zone-change triggers don’t trigger when a permanent phases in or out. Tokens continue to exist on the battlefield while phased out. Counters remain on a permanent while it’s phased out. Effects that check a phased-in permanent’s history won’t treat the phasing event as having caused the permanent to leave or enter the battlefield or its controller’s control.

[@fatestick]

ThomasEbel27 702.25e is the correct rule citation, and your interpretation is correct. The return of control is not some trigger on Willbreaker, but is the expiration condition of the Willbreaker continuous effect. Those citing the other portions observe correctly that conditional triggers looking for a change of state (particularly, control) do not trigger from phasing (unless specific to phasing), but miss that the effect in question is not of that class.

[@doulosdphi]

John, those blue decks were awesome. Especially that Moonfolk deck!

[@agent00puffball]

Both of those Blue decks were really cool. Well done, Suarez! They were so creative and looked really fun to play, and had some power backing them up, too!

[@Takermania70]

The Jay Cutler edit at the end made me very happy

[@leoskucera3655]

That Moonfolk deck was awesome. Sad because of that punt but it happens. Still a ton of fun to watch.

[@TheNerindil]

Love the shirt, Mr Suarez!

[@watchitfella]

TheNerindil what does it say? I was trying to figure it out.

[@TheNerindil]

watchitfella www.ebay.com/i/142464530621?chn=ps&var=441530644893&dispItem=1&ul_ref=http%253A%252F%252Frover.ebay.com%252Frover%252F1%252F711-117182-37290-0%252F2%253Fmpre%253Dhttps%25253A%25252F%25252Fwww.ebay.com%25252Fi%25252F142464530621%25253Fchn%25253Dps%252526var%25253D441530644893%252526dispItem%25253D1%2526itemid%253D441530644893_142464530621%2526targetid%253D376528779063%2526device%253Dm%2526adtype%253Dpla%2526googleloc%253D9018759%2526poi%253D%2526campaignid%253D929864097%2526adgroupid%253D46520559076%2526rlsatarget%253Dpla-376528779063%2526abcId%253D1129366%2526merchantid%253D114689859%2526gclid%253DEAIaIQobChMIqNK5o8mM1wIVAzBpCh1bZg8FEAQYAiABEgKtmvD_BwE%2526srcrot%253D711-117182-37290-0%2526rvr_id%253D1345936215317#appLaunched

[@zachhannah8927]

Dope shirt for sure

[@davidmyers4524]

Great fun match! I have missed the random deck builds you guys build for each other. I am super excited to see Blind Seer rock out pretty well. Go Team Gold!!

[@philipmerciez1303]

Yes! Blind Seer!! This is one of my personal favorite EDH decks and I always have a blast playing him.

[@dylansparks9377]

Jeremy could have gone infinite with the mill plan, milled out all the others, and not been penalized because it doesn't kill them until their respective draw steps.

[@logancowheard3078]

Yes! Finally some Patron of the Moon love! I had a similar deck and it's so kooky and weird, but so fun to play.

[@NeilFosterTheDarkGameMaster]

702.25e Continuous effects that affect a phased-out permanent may expire while that permanent is phased out. If so, they will no longer affect that permanent once it’s phased in. In particular, effects with “for as long as” durations that track that permanent (see rule 611.2b) end when that permanent phases out because they can no longer see it.

[@jedsuntheimer8871]

Couldn't Jeremy have gone near infinite mill by bouncing 2 lands by activating for 1 twice then put the 2 into play for 1 un tapping them... more than just that actually with the thawing glaciers

[@jacobmoz1029]

Jedidiah Suntheimer yes, his general let him pay 1 mana to play two lands, which would be come in untapped due his artifact. He could tap them and float 2, and then return them to his hand using the moonfolk that tapped lands for 2 Mana and returned two lands to his hand. Because of Stephen's heartstone this would only cost one Mana, letting him repeat the cycle with his remaining Mana. He could've completely milled out everyone.

[@nathangriffin1424]

The tapped land moonfolk cost 1 mana to bounce 1 land, so this is not an infinite combo. You lose 1 mana everytime you do the loop.

[@shadowwolf7977]

Idk about this game but I faced a moonfolk deck that had an infinite combo with the same general, it was new and interesting

[@igorkollar6674]

not with Hearthstone on the board. he had infinite combo there till Steven died.

[@sumeetkumar4398]

even with the extra planer lens he could have gone infinite, because the moonfolk activation cost two mana and for 1 mana he could put two islands in to play untapped with his general which would produce 4 mana. Keep repeating the loop you can mill everyone and have infinite mana, tap everyone's lands, draw infinite cards and play everything.

[@0ld1eye]

Patron of the Moon is my personal pet deck and I let out a very undignified happy noise when that commander was flipped. And now I've got a bunch of new cards to add to mine... I had no idea Heartstone existed. Kudos to Suarez

[@jameslawson790]

Arctopus training grounds would be better suited I think

[@0ld1eye]

James Lawson already have it! Nothing wrong with a bit of redundancy though

[@Kyurealm]

I was so surprised to see Jeremy not going infinite right before Stephen would've died... heck, even way before that, defeating everyone on their draw step. All islands tapped for 2 blue mana, he had to pay 1 and return 2 islands to activate an ability of the moonfolk, then pay 1 mana to play the 2 returned lands again untapped for his artifact and float 4 mana again while hedron crab milled everyone out.

[@TheFluke32]

... Jeremy should've kept Stephen alive for one more turn to win, I think. He could've milled Stephen until he gets feldon's cane off the library, then focus mill Justin next, then let Stephen die by himself. Then all he needs to do was swing in with a big Soramaru at Jon. >.>

[@Bryan-T]

The Troll scene at 40 minutes

[@SCGCommander]

(Jeremy) Troll 2. Best worst movie.

[@stefanbrenner7551]

Amazing blue decks. Nice job Jon. I feel like both Jeremy and Stephen had the game, they were simply unfamiliar with the decks. I would go so far as to say that Stephen deserves an extra point for doing 5x + shenanigans. Good times guys I'm off to build the Blind Seer.

[@Quisite]

Weatherlight crew commanders would be awesome :) . Oh and Homarid shaman's creature types are: Homarid Shaman.

[@vauk5081]

I use the same cases for my EDH decks. They fit so perfectly and keep the decks secure.

[@revengedealer]

That was awesome. Always love the Colosseum of Randomness.

[@Blacturne859]

glad an ulasht deck was mentioned. it is by far my favorite commander :D

[@MisterAnimeFreak]

I really like how Justin slowly warms up to Kamigawa - or at least hates it a bit less now xD The Moonfolk deck was sweet.

[@owenfresolone9236]

Thank you so much John

[@taylorcookie9045]

The deck Jeremy got is the one deck I have for playing against combo players in my play group. I choose it by going to EDHrec and hitting the random button 5 times. I absolutely love my Soratami Tribal deck @starcitygames

[@anthonygilmore5424]

Now I really want to see Stephen play a samurai deck for the end of season. Kamigawa needs more love.

[@ninjadave3281]

That Moonfolk deck was super sweet.

[@remembertobreathe66]

Jokes on you! I'm now half way through season 9 and I haven't slept, watching all these episodes sequentially! Suarez has the head of the Patron of the Moon. Betrayers symbols swirl in Justin's envious eyes. Stephen's accent now sounds like Liz Taylor. And Jeremy looks like Alexander Clamilton. OMG, I need a nap... Onto episode 5!!

[@Vininn126]

Holy, there's a lot of hate towards players over a casual game of commander. Being frustrated with punts and misplays is one thing, but attacking players at the table is another. Don't forget that these are people, just like you, and that no one is perfect.

[@JParnell1]

Vininn126 Thanks, most people just assume we're beings on the internet meant to serve and entertain with no thoughts or feelings of our own.

[@shirkit5798]

Justin Parnell Please remember that this is the minority of people. 66 thousand people watched the video, but only 300ish commented. We love you guys, specially Stephen and John!

[@jrk41599]

I know that this week and probably next week are random, but I'm still waiting for Stephen Green to play Anax & Cymede soldier tribal! #TeamGreen also loved the deck Stephen played this week XD

[@noahwallaert]

Ruling on changing a chosen color with Glamerdye (its so obscure that I would have been suprised if they got it right): Glamerdye changes only words actually printed on the spell or permanent (if it’s a card), words that are part of the spell or permanent’s original characteristics as stated by the effect that created it (if it’s a token or a copy of a spell), or words that were granted to the spell or permanent as part of a copy effect. It won’t change words that are granted to the spell or permanent by any other effects. For example, if an Aura grants a creature protection from blue, you can change that to protection from red by targeting the Aura, but not by targeting the creature. Glamerdye also can’t change what color was chosen for a permanent (such as Painter’s Servant) as it entered the battlefield.

[@grennysohail]

Jeremy giving Stephen a taste of his own medicine when he was trying get Justin with mill :P

[@junglingmitapfel2902]

Finally!!! I have been waiting for Wort soooooo long! Cheers

[@multeyemeteor]

You guys should play decks build around certain events in the MtG storyline e.g. Agrus Kos vs. Szadek, vs. Jarad vs Chrous of the Conclave (Ravnica); Sarkhan Vol vs. Nicol Bolas vs. Ugin vs. Narset. And of course something related to a Kamigawa storyline that forces Justin to make a Kamigawa-based deck... Spirits vs. Foxes vs. Rats vs. Moonfok or Ogres. The decks could contain cards from other blocks, but only non-legendaries and the deck would have to be heavily themed around the commander.

[@joshtomkinson3212]

Jeremy's had infinite mana with extraplanar lens no? The way he played that last turn was infuriating to watch he had an easy win with hedron crab

[@nickjoeb]

If you glamerdye Wrath of Marit Lage on the stack you can change the color so the trigger will tap everything too.

[@lSirCumference]

Update description with deck lists please

[@Zentenski]

Would love to see an Experiment Kraj deck show up here at some point. It's a lovely commander that just does a lot of _stuff_ :D

[@Mostimpressiveindeed]

Damn it, Suarez. Now I want to build patron of the moon

[@Kussler88]

Great game, loved the blue decks especially. Speaking of which: the Patron of the Moon decklist is missing a card, it only adds up to 99. Heartstone would be a great addition btw!

[@BenDy3223]

Awesome Dutch angle at 28:38

[@matthewmccreight9854]

Suarez makes mono blue fun shenanigans decks that apparently work...

[@JMon2021]

Justin, wort can only allow ONE conspire per spell cast, when you did the revel of the fallen god you made it sound like you could do it more then once. Wort has some funky interactions but she can be super fun, she is one of my favorite decks.

[@jackmcfrosty4381]

Only alt wincons could be fun

[@georgethekingiv]

Jack McFrosty infect and laboratory maniac excluded.

[@troymendes4157]

Do the Odyssey-block cycle, excluding Battle of Wits. Test of Endurance, Chance Encounter, Epic Struggle and Mortal Combat as commanders.

[@matthewgallaway3675]

but those are the best ones!

[@THEblackHORSEMAN1]

Does Jeremy not understand that you are supposed to mill Justin?

[@Lightshade49]

Love Whenever the Randomonium is included in this series. THOSE BLUE DECKS ARE BEAUTIFUL, Actually a guy at My LGS has a Blind seer deck that runs like the one in this vid, Tempted to show him this deck for any ideas he should add. As much as i love seeing Justin being messed with by Stephen, i would enjoy seeing him get payback with an all black deck i have in the mix. (still not aware of how you even submit fan-decks)

[@tylerkaune9070]

Ya'll are infinitely creative. Love the random games just to see what you all come up with. Deck lists? Pls?

[@Punintentionally]

According to the deck breakdown on Starcitygames.com, the Blind Seer deck only has 98 cards and the commander.

[@superwolf1515]

After seeing the blind seer deck I really want to make one now Edit: I’ve built a pretty fun blind seer just yesterday with some of the same cards from Stephens deck

[@DaddyBearPlays]

#TeamParnell!!! Also, I like the idea Stephen had an episode or two ago of playing the 100th episode naked naked! ;D

[@twinkamikaze3524]

I love when you guys do Random decks. #teamgreen

[@jaredmuiselaar7409]

I literally went and bought all the cards for the Justin bane spirit tribal deck. Thatnks Steven green its super fun

[@tbelmont5467]

Justin all that trolling I felt like saying sorry, then I watched the end of the video. Your good.

[@ryushi17]

Did Jeremy really not have a land in hand with Walking atlas in play? he should have been able to block atlas a land in bounce everything and deck Justin on his next turn.

[@aaronorbik5531]

Stephen really should have sacrificed Heartstone to Torment of Scarabs to hamper Jeremy's ability to activate his creature abilities.

[@richardwood3802]

Glamerdye couldn't have changed the Shifting Skies to red. Per the Oracle, "Glamerdye also can’t change what color was chosen for a permanent (such as Painter’s Servant) as it entered the battlefield."

[@Morgenseier]

I need a decklist for the Blind Seer deck. Looked super sweet and special. Might be my new favorite mono-blue EDH deck. Good Game. A little messy tho.

[@SacredDemon666]

30 minutes in and this is already freaking hilarious! Jon 10/10, MVP, dont care how it ends cause your awesome. =D Also, with heartstone out didnt Jeremy have an infinite combo? pay 1 to tap a land and return a land, do this twice, then pay 0 for his general to put 2 lands from hand into play and they are untapped due to amulet of vigor plus get 2 mill triggers off of crab. rinse and repeat until everyone is milled out. then take his turn untap and pass and probably just win the game. Upon further inspection i see i am not the only one who caught this. :P

[@StetsonOwen]

heartstone doesn't reduce the cost to 0 because heartstone only reduces by 1 but cannot reduce to lower than 1

[@jacobmoz1029]

Thanks for a fantastic video! I've seen a lot of 4-person Mill suggestions, and I'm worried there could be difficulties for it. Mill really encourages picking on one person, but I guess y'all could force yourselves to play in non-strategetic ways to keep it fun. But overall I'm not sure it's a good idea. Maybe if you give each person targets who they had to mill out? Also using very creative mill methods. A bunch of decks that just look for high-volume mill combos would be pretty boring though. Love colloseum of randomness! Can't wait to see what other games you have this season.

[@adtpg1348]

This is the best! Finally the true randemonium

[@bonez194]

John played that mana rock that tapped for 5 mana but he activated it the same turn but it states it comes into play tapped

[@l8jansson743]

Love thiis serie

[@kukitanuki4037]

the engulf the shore misplay was physically painful ):

[@theshadowftw3433]

Phasing and Kamigawa? I'm so sorry Justin

[@wyliecoyote1471]

couldn't jeremy have used the walking atlas to put the fourth land he needed for engulf the shore into play? amulet of vigor was still out.

[@jsamcrupper]

Love this series, always find it entertaining and enjoy the salt. But this game was super loose.

[@mtgonline]

Someone has probably already mentioned this but I assume Jeremy didn’t realise that the extraplanar lens makes his islands tap for double the mana too.

[@jrs3739]

Awesome shirt, Johnathan!

[@Dr0ctober]

I would love to see an episode where all of your decks focus on a different card type. All enchantments vs all spells vs all artifacts vs all creatures.

[@leviv168]

You guess should do a 5 episode mini series where each week is a color, then everyone makes a mono colored deck. One week is black so everyone has a black deck, etc

[@PFeichtner]

Awesome as always.

[@CrowHagen1986]

Jeremy you still had the creature that puts a land from you'r hand into play and the artifact that untaps it you could have returned all creatures to they're owners hand (look at all situations first) ;)

[@russellspaulding1279]

702.25b If a permanent phases out, its status changes to “phased out.” Except for rules and effects that specifically mention phased-out permanents, a phased-out permanent is treated as though it does not exist. It can’t affect or be affected by anything else in the game. A permanent that phases out is removed from combat. (See rule 506.4.) Example: You control three creatures, one of which is phased out. You cast a spell that says “Draw a card for each creature you control.” You draw two cards.

[@russellspaulding1279]

AKA Phasing sucks!

[@russellspaulding1279]

I mean it's good... but man... next deck theme Banding vs Phasing

[@TaliesonTegwas]

I don't get how Jeremy punts EVERY game.. It seems like he isn't even trying.

[@MaxtonYJ]

Amazing. The Universe is trolling Justin now and it's the best thing ever. That said, Justin deserved to win that one, and I'm glad he did. The real winner is Suarez though for deck constructions,

[@Cha0sRising90]

THEY'RE USING ONE OF MY DECKS! SO HAPPY!!!

[@Cha0sRising90]

And for the future, it's pronounced Muh-cleese

[@Cha0sRising90]

Also, I'm sorry, John. I wish it has been more fun to play. But, I'm glad you got to play the general.