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Gaming was more popular and more accessible when Gen Z was growing up, so probably more of them developed a preference for it.

I’d recommend giving it a spin for sure. They’ve been consistently adding features that make different things easier to do. It’s crazy flexible and if there’s a setup you want, someone has probably made it work before. And it’s free to try, with an installation that takes like five seconds.

Reaper! I love it and would (probably) never switch.

But the immigrants are eating our dogs!

At that point it’s just a 4/4 for 4 mana, which is on rate these days, but you spent two cards on it. If your opponent isn’t treating this as a 4/4 when you have 3 mana up and a card in hand, then they’re probably misplaying.

I assume there’s some way to discard for value or maybe just hit delirium at instant speed or something to make this worthwhile, but I haven’t really seen the whole set. It does seem like it could be a high pick depending on how things shake out.

Oh my Glob!

Certainly looks good for limited. I’m not much of a constructed player but I’m also not sure it would be that great there, especially outside standard.

Hey I actually like my phone kickstand. I use it… sometimes.

They can also process boobs if they’d like to

Yeah but think of all the bigots that will have aneurysm because of this. Literally killing people by allowing the girls to play.

Ah, if only I could read more than one sentence at a time…

Keep in mind that a large portion of players don’t have it installed on Steam and use the Battle.net launcher instead (like me).

Also seems like someone taming a gremlin would be GR just flavorwise.

I think Bloomburrow was the first set to use that language. It functions the same way, so something being flipped does not “enter”, except in cases where it explicitly leaves the battlefield and returns transformed. There are a few lands and flipwalkers that do that, I believe.

Much of one ecosystem and… also the entire world’s climate?

They couldn’t think of a better word for room than room?

NSFL. That was horrifying.

When you read the article:

We also get latency improvements through Isochronous Adaptation Layer (ISOAL) Enhancement. This allows the Bluetooth device to cut larger data frames into smaller chunks while ensuring its timing information remains accurate. This would help reduce latency and potentially make Bluetooth audio devices a viable solution for wireless audio, especially in gaming.

That was unnecessarily snarky, but I couldn’t help myself. I don’t even know what any of that means or if it will actually actually reduce audio latency.

Each missile per missile? Dang.