I would keep thinking my phone was ringing.

One of the problems comes in defining "casual." Even when grabbing a casual game with a stranger at your local shop, you usually still need to agree on a format. So if that format is Standard, you can't just sit on one deck indefinitely.

That was a big reason I quit in high school. And, in fact, when I got back into the game as an adult, the financial upkeep was a big reason why I eventually transitioned out of Standard (which requires keeping up with rotations and a constantly changing metagame) to Legacy, which is much more stable.

My favorite bug I've found was when a heavily-armored guy wielding a heavy machine gun just started walking up-hill into the sky. Eventually, a pack of wolves came to surround him, but couldn't reach up to his invisible gun perch.

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In my first run-in with a honey badger, I set the world ablaze.

So, I'm not very far in, and I know this game rewards the long commitment, but holy hell, I feel like I played thirty minutes of game in the first three hours.

Not every editor wants to deal with THAT much footage.

I'm currently at 93%, and I think that is where I will stay. What surprises me is that I'm ONLY at 93%. I've completed the story, all the weapon challenges, found all the artifacts and Ithildin, and completed all the outcast missions. As far as I can tell, all that's left are the survival and hunting challenges, which…

Four 10-hour days and a three-day weekend. In fact, two on, one off, two on, two off.

The end of the year is starting to look like the last thirty minutes of

Professional curiosity - what program do you use to slow it down so much without the artifacting I would expect?

Mr. Diesel?

Man, I've SEEN Moon, and I didn't get it. Guess I need to watch it again.

Or, honestly, just the right 2 cards, since turn 1 Lotus->Necropotence wins 99% of the time, even if it doesn't end the game until turn 2 or 3.

The Alpha Tropical Island is nothing to scoff at. So the second-most valuable card in that pack is worth a couple thousand dollars.

As to the WHY 3 mana for free is good - usually, you play one land per turn, and you can use each land once per turn to generate a mana.

Should I start mentioning that I'm an editor in my replies, so we can all identify each other?

This is why, unless someone can confirm to me that there are exactly zero eavesdropping missions, I'm never buying another Assassin's Creed game.