Legacy Painter Post Ban - Mill Is *BUSTED* In The New Meta! | Painter Combo | MTGO League Gameplay

[@fernandosilva2711]

that mill guy: they don't know what we're playing

[@imapotato6792]

2:44:45 AAAAHHHHH!!! SWING!!! You had me screaming for you to swing here, and you had lethal! In all seriousness, its completely understandable to miss something like that when the clock is winding down and you're trying your best to not die. It seemed like your depths player at the end was newish to legacy/depths and had some misplays of their own, like paying for the spaghetti monsters when tabby was out. You seemed very focused on attempting to combo out throughout this league, even when attacking was the better play; I suggesting asking yourself the question "is damage viable?" every so often when playing. Most of the time it isn't, but it can help you not miss lines to win. A couple of other things to note: Game 4 was not against ANT, it was actually against The Epic Storm, a good distinguisher between the two is the use of cards like Infernal Tutor over Beseech The Mirror. Generally if you see Beseech in a stormy deck, its generally The Epic Storm. Even though sideboarding is similar between the two decks, a key difference between the two decks is the higher density of hand attack cards in ANT (6-8 mainboard) compared to The Epic Storm (4 sideboard.) You generally play the matchup the same against the two decks, as fast combo is a glaring weakness with painter, so there wasn't too much you could have done during that game. When you see crop rotation think bog, and how you can best play around it. Its generally Lands best answer to the GY and the card you need to play around game 1 against them when trying to combo off. As someone else already mentioned, you can grindstone at instant speed, so if the opponent has mana open and some cards in hand you can wait at least until their upkeep to mill them out/waste mana they held up for your turn. Another way to play it is to wait until they tap out or when you really need to mill them out as they could have removal and forcing them to tiptoe around your 'I win' button can put them into a extremely awkward position where they are struggling to stay afloat while you cruise ahead with dangling the threat of death above them. Overall, its awesome to see you playing Legacy and genuinely enjoying this Awesome deck!

[@ThatMillGuyShaf]

This one hurt to watch back because I missed it

[@sulIy]

That ending on the first match 😂 Red has the nastiest topdecks in magic

[@HeyKraye]

@50:25, pretty minor but you should possibly delay activating until their upkeep. If you activate immediately and they have Force of Vigor & green card you get destroyed for 0 mana and then they can make Marit Lage on their turn when you have nothing. If you wait then they have to spend 2GG, can't combo and then you get an extra turn to pray @58:25 you attacked with the Reflection (and itentified it as a mistake) it's almost never wrong to use the reflection to make a shaman copy in this scenario. Nets you an additional treasure. Untapping next turn with 2 Reflections allows you to almost-splinter-twin and make 8-10 reflection copies to attack with.

[@projetogamer828]

25:30 it's cradle control Ps: nevermind it is turbo depths

[@rathashira]

I for sure think damping sphere should be coming in vs storm

[@larsegholmfischmann6594]

Blue Mountain is also a type of very expensive coffee 😀 ... it's really good though

[@marcogoncalves3207]

Why the hell would you activate Grindstone at 41:38? You could literally hold the mana open until they tapped out or tried to kill the painter and won that way...

[@Naustrix]

Bro he said he’s newish to the deck relax.

[@marcogoncalves3207]

That's a basic gameplay pattern he should know by now. There's a 100% chance the opponent would Boseiju at EOT and he would just win on the spot.

[@sulIy]

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