Thats Right Hes Whining about Magic the Gathering Again.

[@1Raroy]

Those marvel cards are already reselling for hundreds. The storm alone will hit 200-300. Magic also has no plans to reprint these cards so they'll have hundreds of super scarce ip cards people will fomo into and scalp.

[@mikaelamonsterland]

stuff like this makes yugioh look reasonable and not horrendously awful by comparison

[@shinykrishna8169]

Literally as a yugioh player I don’t feel bad for yall at all lmao welcome to the club

[@autobotstarscream765]

Good, so they can free the Restricted List now and reprint everything such as Black Lotus and the Moxes without an insulting asterisk slapped on it.

[@fenrirthedestructive4422]

I’m hoping they get regular art reprints or something in the Spider-man set since WotC clearly didn’t make nearly enough of the secret lairs available.

[@pacer2310]

No plans to reprint... lol... yeah, heard that before from Hasbro

[@four-en-tee]

>My opponent summons Spongebob Negan: Holy crap, you are creepy as shit-

[@Bikpencil]

Fellow negan enjoyer

[@almisami]

The biggest problem with Universes Beyond sets is that because of the license they are essentially all Reserve List cards...

[@fenrirthedestructive4422]

I mean, we already have the street fighter, walking dead, and stranger things exclusive cards reprinted as universes within cards, so, while yes the specific flavor of art and name is unlikely to get reprinted, it’s not really the same as the reserve list as we will get identical alternatives to use.

[@autobotstarscream765]

@fenrirthedestructive4422 Still collectible though, so I say free the Restricted List now that there's other one-of-a-kind collectables for the investors.

[@Brawler_1337]

@@autobotstarscream765Bot to mention fucking serialized cards.

[@babayuseless8231]

⁠@@fenrirthedestructive4422 they have said that universe within versions are no longer guaranteed for UB cards. They will still almost definitely be reprinted, so it’s not the reserved list or anything, but they will still probably be rare chase cards that cost too much just because of who the card represents rather than what it mechanically does.

[@theratmaid]

In 2026, we'll be casting Skibidi toilet

[@blaze048]

Counterspell will be renamed "very demure"

[@OlgaZuccati]

"I'll be enchanting my Rizz Spell on Livvy Dunne so my Sigmas can mog your board."

[@clayxros576]

The biggest problem with Wizard's self defense, that being "you can just ignore it, is thats a bold faced lie. These cards are hand crafted for Commander and Modern. Even if you play those casually, you WILL run into them consistently. Either for their raw power, or bevause of obnoxious meme-lords. We've somehow circled back to "Dont you all have phones?", but even worse. Its disappointing. Im not even an MTG player, im making an indie tcg branching off of Force of Will and Digimon. Seeing MTG drink the koolaid is just...sad.

[@thorscape3879]

They're now all legal for all formats.

[@clayxros576]

@@thorscape3879 Even worse!

[@fenrirthedestructive4422]

@@thorscape3879this is incorrect. The face cards of the marvel secret lairs are only legal in vintage, legacy, and commander at this point as they have not appeared in a standard or modern legal product, while the rest of the cards from the secret lairs are all reprints and have the same legality as before the secret lairs. The only universes beyond products that will be legal in all formats are the sets, and that will only be a change from being modern legal such as with the LotR set to now also including pioneer and standard. Secret Lair products are still treated the same as they always have been, just like commander precon exclusives not being standard legal.

[@thorscape3879]

@@fenrirthedestructive4422 Okay I didn't know there was a difference.

[@Creepy___]

the biggest problem about universes beyond is that at some point they probably make a set thats so specifically catered to you that you just cant help yourself and get excited about it and become the biggest hypocrite

[@haloheroz]

That was me with the Doctor who commander decks. Worst TCG purchase i've ever made.

[@drothicyaaresh6915]

I mean not everyone's favorite thing ever is a big ip so definitely not.

[@Creepy___]

@@drothicyaaresh6915 "just making sure I don't fit in" ahh response. My "favorite things ever" are also not the biggest IPs ever, but I am still a fan of LotR and liked the sets. I dont think smaller indie IPs like idk Hollow Knight or something are off the table when it comes to secret lairs. It will happen eventually, to the majority of players, I am sure of it.

[@EdWuncler3rd]

@@Creepy___not everyone buys useless shit from ips they like 😂 petty asss response btw

[@drothicyaaresh6915]

​@@Creepy___sure i can imagine it happening to the majority of magic players, especially since eventually near the only ones left will be those that can stomach cynical fortnite level slop.

[@GemBMs]

Stuff like LOTR, Monty Python, Fallout, Warhammer, that makes sense to me. They have similar flavor to Magic. But it’s gotten to a level where Magic is losing its own flavor which is why a lot of us got into it in the first place. I found the art before I found the gameplay.

[@corgipuss7468]

Cardfight Vanguard has standard legal crossover cards, and they solve the issue of them potentially being meta by usually just making them overcomplicated nonsense cards that are just terrible. Maybe it changed during my hiatus, but you could usually expect most tier lists to be bottomed out by promotional decks. Anything moderately playable would usually get powercrept by the next main booster.

[@EnerKaizer]

we had multiple collab decks be meta contenders actually. the collab decks for Mushiking or Lucky&Berry for example actually topped events. The major difference is that we do not have generic staples or the like, so collab cards like this are not necessarily "must play" cards for everyone. If you want to play for example a Shaman King deck you can only use cards from the collab to make the deck, they aren't chase cards like, say, the one ring for example.

[@vvv_vimeru668]

That is a reasonwhy i dropped CFV. Standard was full of bs collabs, random anime girl screenshots being tier 1, AN ACTUAL BEETLE, Luard for the 3838299th time, the corocoro ones are actually so fkcing ugly and boring too. That alongside the D cards being designed like ass, decks don't last 3 months, V killed and premium on ghe chopping block just made me quit. But the collabs were the biggest drop the ball moment for me, i want to play with luchador mechas and weird creepy doll girls, not random 2003 clothing game no one remembers or random vtuber idol band

[@noodleguy100]

That's literally not true, multiple collab decks have topped, both ones that made it over to the US and ones that are still JP exclusive. VSPO, Mushiking, Monster Strike, Gotoubun, Love and Berry, fucking Bandori (Which has been topping and is still topping ever since it released), etc etc have each seen success and had their time in the spotlight. I think it's honestly fine in CFV, though, compared to MTG at least. For one, CFV has a collab like maybe once every 5 sets, compared to MTG now doing every other set. Two, the CFV collabs are incredibly accessible. Collab cards have different rarity tiers that make them very common and incredibly cheap (I picked up a MyGo!! collab deck for like $30-40 when it released, and was a tier 1 meta threat). Three, the collab decks are all completely self-contained. If you're playing a collab deck, you're only playing collab cards and maybe splashing in a couple generics here or there. All of the collab cards are explicitly locked to their own decks and don't work with anything else, which makes it alot easier to ignore as it's own seperate thing. I'd imagine over in MTG they're gonna be printing busted ass generic cards in all their collabs that become must play staples in Commander/Modern and w/e format they're legal in, just like they've been doing for all their previous collab sets.

[@corgipuss7468]

@@noodleguy100 I actually have been out of the game, due to a lack of locals, long enough that I don't actually recognize all of those titles. And even if a few decks were good you have to admit, they did print a lot of poop, like that one Monster Strike guy who was just worse Bastian. Also some imports that were just too late, like I think the first TouRan import was like a year late or something. As for the MTG side, I guess that's my own ignorance. I didn't expect the card design to focus on being a bunch of generics. That sounds more annoying than anything cuz if you wanted to use collab cards, you probably want a deck of them. If they're not designed to synergize with each other then it just seems like nonsense.

[@inazumatan7050]

@@vvv_vimeru668 The clash in aesthetics is a part of CFV’s appeal but that is entirely irrelevant. Diluting the meta of your own card game with other intellectual properties is such a cuck move. You just turned your own game into advertising space. And yeah, meta decks in D format barely last a set before falling off. I quit because I was spending YGO levels of money for a game with a fraction of the playerbase.

[@bioniclelegend7]

Thank you for timestamping as I came here to listen to the magic talk

[@AldricSaint]

The issue for most people was the Walking Dead set wasn't meant to be, tournament legal, so a lot of people batted it away. Once the order window had closed, Wizards then announced they were legal, which caused a different issue. The card MBT is talking about has had an in-universe printing, but hey, Final Fantasy set drops in June 😅

[@mariacyr6494]

The whitest person you know must be sooo happy to cast Spider-Man in standard

[@Creepy___]

"uhm actually it's miles morales 🤓"

[@eclairis]

the largest increase in spiderman's popularity came after miles morales got really popular, so I wouldn't say most of his fan base is white... now captain america and iron-man, however... the whitest person I know is already creaming over these cards, I'm sure

[@pouletfondu9038]

In reflecting on where the precedent came from for WotC shifting their approach and jumping off the deep end of truly goofy stuff, one thing actually stood out to me for some reason and that's Fblthp. For those who don't know, Fblthp was a homunculus referenced in exactly one card's artwork and flavor text (Totally Lost) and for some reason a lot of people latched onto it HARD. Like, it was solid chuckle worthy imo, but some people ran with it creating custom cards and referencing this one obscure gag. idek how much of this is me remembering accurately and how much is retrospect based on the fact that they actally printed a damn card for the guy in a main set. I'm not saying Fblthp was the most significant thing that led down this path, but I think between that and the soon to follow resurgence of the Eldrazi as the largest threat to the multiverse only to be followed by the next and the next, Wizards may have begun to realize how effectively they could get a cheap pop by being cute and catering to players' obsession rather than building up a layered standalone story. Also see how many returns we've seen since RTR (the block containing Totally Lost) showed how much people will hype nostalgia. I remember rolling my eyes at the Godzilla tie-in cards despite them being essentially alt arts that functioned as their in-universe counterparts down to having that card's name also printed on them. The cloud I've been shaking my fist at has only gotten bigger since. I'm not sure I even feel confident in dusting off my old EDH decks to try and reconnect with the community unless I found a playgroup that didn't use UB (LotR, I could make an exception for, maybe Baldur's Gate, but beyond that it's a huge stretch). I'm being melodramatic ofc (&maybe puritanical) but that doesn't change the feels going on when I imagine sitting down across from a Mr. House commander deck or smth. That's just not really the game/theme/vibe I signed up for?

[@autobotstarscream765]

@pouletfondu9038 Baldur's Gate along with all of D&D is an actual Hasbro/WotC property, so it could become a more regular part of MtG going forward as it doesn't stick out like a sore thumb.

[@RinandStyx]

This multiverse stuff makes me wanna scream. Just give me cool magic cards! Imagine if yugioh stopped making cards about yugioh, I’d lose my mind

[@elitemagikarp4822]

magic hasn't stopped making cards about magic though?

[@larv23]

​@@elitemagikarp4822Actually, yes they have. When was the last Magic-Feeling set, back in The Brother's War? March of the Machines? Two sets that came out like 2+ years ago now? None of the past year minimum of MTG sets even feel like MTG save for Modern Horizons 3 and *that's not a lore based set, it's just Modern Support*. These sets are all Magic but with a real world theme.

[@amiablereaper]

@@larv23 yeah the process of fortnite-ification is complete

[@elitemagikarp4822]

@@larv23 duskmourne

[@larv23]

@elitemagikarp4822 Duskmorn? The spooky Scooby Doo set that feels more like a injection of more Horror into Magic, while being released in October?

[@carlostaffanelly418]

can we stop rewriting history wrt MTG Secret Lairs? the first secret lair was technically a My Little Pony crossover 1 year prior to the walking dead crossover. this was always going to end this way

[@manjackson2772]

Magic's designers have a problem with puns. Storm giving things Storm and Captain America being RWB are a great example.

[@GentleIceZ]

*RWU, but yes (just for any non-magic players who might read this, because blue and black are the only mana colors that start with the same letter, Blue is represented by U, whereas Black is B)

[@haydenz0]

i dont see how this is a problem

[@pablomadrid6962]

​@haydenz0 do you know what Storm (the keyword) does? Do you know the reason for the existence of the Storm Scale?

[@frogthejam2472]

@@pablomadrid6962yugioh player here, please explain in yugioh terms

[@pablomadrid6962]

@@frogthejam2472 Storm is a keyword that activates new instances of a spell equals to the number of spells cast that turn previous to the original's activation. Imagine if Sky Striker got a card that said "Draw 1 card. For each spell/trap you have activated and each monster you have summoned this turn, draw an additional card." That's how ridiculous Storm is. The Storm Scale was a metric of how likely Wizards was to put a keyword on a card again, named such because they thought that Storm as a mechanic was so abhorrent it'd be unthinkable to bring it back. And guess what they just did lmao.

[@StaggerLee55]

In 2 years there will be a standard all star, modern deck enabling card that is "Doctor Strange: Planeswalker" that searches out Hero cards and all my love for magic will be gone

[@zethran8340]

This is really the problem with the ub sets moving forward. People wouldn't care as much if they were just cards in the game but they will be released as some of the most powerful things you could be doing in the format like cards in the last few sets we've gotten have been. They will make you have to play spongebob or never win standard because they need to sell packs and people love winning with the cards they buy.

[@mikusheep]

Per your lament about buying into standard, the fucked up thing is that standard is really fun right now, but nobody plays it irl it's the worst.

[@__-be1gk]

Literally every time I even think about building a deck in case I meet people who play magic

[@ryanjones_rheios]

Dungeons and Dragons is pretty distinct form magic. D&D has planes but they're constrained, normally, by some pretty standard assumption about what sort of metaphysical planar layout you're using. Magic's pretty distinct in regards to that. Didn't stop them from releasing garbage overtuned bullshit in the MTG Strixhaven setting they crammed into D&D though. Sorry if that's unfair but D&D's treatment by WoTC is one of the bugbears that exacerbates every change-hating, slipper-slope declaring, "my game is dead" ranting bone in my dumbass body.

[@TheKaijudist]

Spongebob isn't going to be Standard legal. Just the booster sets. Only LOTR and Assassin's Creed so far are Modern legal because they have boosters. The Secret Lair / set boosters insert stuff went straight into Commander heehaw land.

[@raze667]

Bro thinks "multiverse" came from Rick and Morty.

[@kindlingking]

Rick and Morty definitely popularised making "relevant" pop culture references using multiverse as a vehicle for them. Also multiverse being used as a crutch for bad writing.

[@realretrorager9418]

I am going to make a small defense in the case of the LOTR set: it is an IP that fits pretty well into magic as a UB. Wizards, dragons, orcs, just all around high-fantasy stuff. It is the one UB set I wouldn't mind having in standard, because the theme of the IP is not really as different from MTG official stories compared to other things. Sadly, this has already passed. They saw the profit margins, and thought: WOW, WE NEED MORE POPULAR CROSSOVERS! And now, we get Spider man, such an disconnected theme from mtg stories, for multiple years in standard.

[@user-yw6fb8us7j]

Nah hard disagree. I still know I'm being referenced at. It sucks dick so hard that I'm constantly hit with "The one ring" oh, from that thing I know! in modern. We kept getting told. "nah it's just in commander", "nah it's just in modern", now there's nothing constructed. I do not want to be reference at if I'm considering all the play pieces available to me to try and play my favorite card game. Even if they promised to do in universe reskins like they did with secret layers I wouldn't care, because at leas they really would be optional.

[@nmr7203]

It's one of those things that feels really cynical even though it didn't have to. Marvel has Wizards and sorcery, yet they had to focus on stuff that's popular instead.

[@realretrorager9418]

​@nmr7203 although this is true, and Dr. Strange exists, something else is what is important is the setting. Even if we would get stuff from marvel that fits MTG, it would be against the backdrop of New York City, mostly.

[@thaariqbinaziz2821]

I agree ,lotr fits into mtg theme more Unlike Spongebob and Marvel crossover ....

[@PowerfulSkeleton]

It fits in a very, very loose 'this is also fantasy!' sense. Magic and LotR aren't really compatible in any other sense, from lore to themes. (Also, the Third Age is *low fantasy* far moreso than high fantasy.)

[@TJminty]

So nice of MBT to sub in for Markiplier

[@MaestroAlvis]

i hope WotC starts printing cards for hat and chair tribal.

[@RamenCupBMG]

15:03 the 26th anniversary is in february of 2025 so technically it's still good because its the last month. people complain that we've had quarter centuries for so long but it's really not the case for the tcg. the first set to include them was Legendary Collection: 25th Anniversary Edition in apr '23, which was advertised as a preview for the rarity. the first real set to include them was Battles of Legend: Monstrous Revenge in jun of '23. that's only a year and a half if they stop making them in feb '25.

[@chargeable1217]

video idea: getting a group og yugitubers for a "first game of commander" video would be awesome

[@justasaiyanfromearth5252]

I am pretty sure Joseph voiced his hate for edh but that would be cool.

[@chargeable1217]

@@justasaiyanfromearth5252 oh wow thats lame

[@totalwartimelapses6359]

This stream is where I realized that his wife is quite religious I thought that with how much of a leftist he is, that she'd be either a secular catholic or outright an atheist

[@Saixjacket]

Divorce inc

[@pkphyre8920]

Quitting MtG is one of the best decisions I've ever made tbh

[@Saber_234]

I’ve played Commander for about 4 or 5 years. without even watching the whole thing, I just wanted to like opine for a sec. UB doesn’t undo the over two decades of magic sets and lore. it’s not like all of MTG disappears or that somehow Magic’s deeper appeal just vanishes instantly. There’s definitely a case to be made that MTG is compromising its identity in favor of pandering to increase sales (and given Hasbro’s involvement at this point I cannot doubt that at all). But also, I don’t care that much if I can drop Emet-Selch Final Fantasy XIV and win the game, so

[@babayuseless8231]

while UB doesn’t undo the good parts of MTG, the destruction of Magic’s own identity in favor of chasing more and more money is definitely something that’s valid to complain about. It isn’t like I despise the idea that Patrick Star and Captain America can duke it out in a card game, however, if that means I get less original MTG content it makes me mad. Add onto this the fact that recent standard MTG sets have been steadily declining in story quality due to strict and ever shortening deadlines and it becomes obvious that WOTC and Hasbro only care about magic if it is pumping a gajillion dollars into their pockets TLDR; as usual capitalism leads to the destruction of creativity, and the time between the releases of sets in Magic shows a preference for moving cardboard rather than actually wanting to make MTG better

[@universebofficialchannel]

Just wait until they announce: Yugioh Dual Monsters as the first of 15 Yugioh universes beyond set to both fix yugioh and magic standard lmao

[@DrDrao]

To be fair, Forge adventure mode is cracked, so I doubt I'll ever quit. I do treat it almost like a standalone game at this point, however.

[@SatanicWren]

The speed duel box is for me. Ive never played speed duel but I play Raging Tempest format and this is the first Maxx C reprint since the Ancient Gear structure and is a 15$ common

[@BaxsStudios]

Yo never knew that should have sold those common maxx cs

[@alephnull3535]

Spice8rack did a really great video on this topic, the problem is more nuanced than a lot of the doomsayers are making it out to be (not that they don’t have a point)

[@CatManThree]

Havent seen their video on the topic but there's definitely a lot more to this than people are whining over. The "magic is dead" crowd is absolutely not helping though as per usual.

[@polocatfan]

yeah I like mbt but he can be really gatekeepy at times

[@nathanduncan2230]

I’m so good that I left NFT the gathering

[@guineapig2212]

Cool idea to introduce other IP's into the game but when are we gonna get a Pokemon crossover🙂

[@CatManThree]

-Does the Chris Rush mewtwo from twenty years ago count?-

[@guineapig2212]

@CatManThree Straight up didn't know that was a thing until now

[@pacer2310]

Magic is shit. Up until two years ago i had played since 1997. The reprints and Fortnitesque crossovers, abandonment of professional play and shift from standard to edh as the primary format drove me away. Despite edh purportedly being this freefirm, creative format i started to see the same cards and the same play patterns. On top of all that, Hasbro somehow beats out Konami in terms of being a shit company. That's not even bringing in what they did and attempted to do to d&d. I just play lorcana and yugioh now after i liquidated my collection. Good thing i did, too, since the edh ballsy just nuked mana vaukt, jeweled lotus, etc.

[@alephnull3535]

“Hasbro is a horrible company and I don’t want to financially support them anymore, I’m going to play the Disney card game instead.”

[@CatManThree]

For what its worth, wizards has put in initiative to bring back standard. Like, to the point of shafting the pioneer RCQ entirely next year to give an additional slot to standard. Them adding UB to standard I imagine was apart of this initiative, though I dont think 6 fucking sets a year is helping anyone.

[@polocatfan]

@@alephnull3535 disney to my knowledge haven't sent a literal terrorist group to a fans house. they're automatically better.

[@hazamax2139]

Spongebob tap secret formula for lethal let's gooooooooo

[@heleno6917]

as someone who's favorite set is lotr i still can't be happy about this, i love magic for what it is and not for the crossovers, which don't get me wrong are cool sometimes but making it a 50/50 is so terrible

[@118dethtoll]

Imagine saying that multiversal theory on pop culture stems from rick and morty; couldn't be me

[@GaleOfTheVale]

39:55 Please dont give in, Magic is cooked. Stay away from its corruption.

[@RipePlantains]

Doesn't get better than a Granny Smith from the fridge

[@PhoenixPlayer404]

Im so glad im not the only one seeing Mtg is on its deathbed. We need to stop coping and accept our grandfather is dying. It was a good run, but its been more than 30 years, its time.

[@mikaelamonsterland]

parallel universes in mainstream culture is absolutely because of rick and morty, it being a concept in stuff like comic books wasn't making super hero movies have it in them bc it is the most stupid and dumb bullshit in comic books

[@imwhatthekidscallcringy3858]

Comics books doing Multiverse for decades, no impact >>> Rick and Morty being directly inspired by comic books making there own multiverse, Introducing the concept to broader pop culture and garnering interest in the concept >>> Into The Spiderverse being massively successful and beloved by embracing their comic book/multiverse roots, every media executive drooling over that Multiverse Money including Marvel themselves

[@chaserseven2886]

lol they were gonna do the multiverse sooner or later

[@Zakharon]

Man UB cards finaly pulled me away from Master Duel and you know what, bring in more UB

[@ProfessorShnacktime]

I despise you

[@aaronvillanueva3592]

I think the real problem is I hope Yugioh never gets an ai art card

[@alephnull3535]

Only a matter of time most likely

[@CatManThree]

I kinda doubt it due to the process Konami seems to have with its artists. They dont work on a single card, they do full character designs and then do art for nearly if not all of the archetype. Magic (for the most part) does things very differently, comissioning artist for individual cards and giving the artists a lot of freedom. Results in shit like that one guy tracing art from like three different people for a card and no getting caught by quality assurance.

[@daveclarke1990]

Yeah how embarrassing for a card game to have to ride the coattails of a tv show

[@selenaphobia]

storm shouldve been jund imo, and also HAD A DIFFERENT EFFECT

[@superboomn]

MTG already crossed over into other games like smite yall should've seen this coming

[@crayons8693]

Time to get into Flesh and Blood

[@cedricwong0]

I'd be a lot more tolerant of UB if they had tried to incorporate it with magic's existing planes instead of it just being its own thing

[@OldWorldFool]

Sloppification of another property.

[@omnijem5042]

Then land is going to be bikini bottom 😂

[@huyphan7825]

Imagine being more of a sellout than Yugioh.

[@urdimsum7961]

Its just gonna become universes beyond the game lol.

[@happycamperds9917]

As much as I like the LEGO Batman Movie, I'm not sure I can forgive it for starting the trend of bizarre nonsensical multi-franchise crossovers that's been going on the past copule of years. I mean realistically they're copying fortnite, but still.

[@__-be1gk]

Wizards is so far behind the times its probably still trying to copy the MCU

[@BigBuckies]

idt I'd say LEGO Batman was the cause of that, although it's certainly a high profile example, mashing different franchises has been a thing forever, the root cause is and always has been momey

[@MerlinCross13]

The BROKE THE STORM SCALE FOR THIS?!?!

[@Kovarian-ltltriscuit]

hey, dont shit on my doctor who cards, a suspend strategy is SO fun

[@RuneRaged]

It's really fun when you can use some of the old TimeSpiral cards that have to do with Suspend effects

[@Kovarian-ltltriscuit]

@@RuneRaged oh yeah, especially bc it gets going so fast with a good hand

[@DJelNukaAdicto]

people who really like these cant even have the chance to get them u will found people reselling for HUNDRENDS every single card fuck wizards fuck hasbro now is fortnithe the gathering :´(

[@TobiVasquez39]

Cant wait to try Storm out tbh

[@phorchybug3286]

The multiverse crap is Rick and Morty? Huh. Always thought it was more of a Spider-Man thing.

[@luigifan4585]

Multiverse is from comic book continuity Rick and Morty just ended up popularizing it

[@SoLRAace]

I think that mtg is a better game than yugioh, but it's hard to care about mtg anymore with the universes beyond stuff.

[@Saixjacket]

It is objectively better designed as the first few turns are always manageable and your journey has a definitive beginning, but it goes out the window to me when by turn 5 you are at yugioh speed these days

[@josephcourtright8071]

I never much cared about the lore. However, I associated Universes Beyond with commander product. I don't play commander. So I feel like half the games sets are "not for me".

[@mikaelamonsterland]

1:23:26 clicking on channels of people who misgender trans women and thereby giving them money for misgendering trans women is not good

[@mateussoares3569]

cry more

[@polocatfan]

oh yikes. mbt is usually very trans positive. Hopefully he just didn't know