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  • I definitely agree with some of these for sure. The uncreative decks is a big one, it’s so boring and irritating to play your 30th match in a row against the same copy/paste “good” deck over and over… That’s never been what I like about MTG, I don’t even particularly care about winning or losing, just make it interesting.

    Second, that glitch where even if you set your reactions to some huge stack of combo triggers to automatically resolve, there are times when Arena will still time you out, and there’s nothing you can do about it. They should fix that.

    Third, I just really want the rest of the old cards added!

















  • Wow, AND it broke despite being one of the strongest types of spider web! On the other hand, I think the way they plied it is not how things are supposed to be done, for good reason. Correct plying ought to make a world of difference. From what i saw in the video, it only seems like a lot of web if it needs to be continuous. To make yarn, it’s not at all atypical to spin many shorter fibers together rather than few long ones. And caterpillar tents are super abundant! The differences in strength between insect webs might still be a real issue though.

    Somebody else mentioned that they think caterpillar tent silk just balls up into a big stacky wad, so you might need to submerge it in something that would cut the stickiness first. That also made me think of another possibility. What if, instead of spinning it as-is, you dissolved it in a solvent and then electrospun it onto a rotating spool? And then plied the result?