Shuffler sucks
Your shuffler sucks ***. Today I have played 3 matches in historic brawl, the first one went great as land drops were good. The second one I had to mulligan and went into a 3 land hand and did not draw another land until 7 turns later. Next I played a landfall deck in which I run 60 lands and started with a 4 land hand and did not draw another land until 8 turns later. This is frustrating at times and makes the game no fun at all.
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Sindrelari#41376 commented
I agree. But shills for this garbage company will blindly deny that it's rigged. When it definitely is. No way an opponent constantly can have the perfect answer 10 games in a row to make you lose. Statistically that makes no sense. But it makes sense that WotC would manipulate draws to create the gambler's fallacy. Scumbags can't make a good game so they have to cheat you into playing like an addiction. I hope the devs lose their jobs and Hasbro dumps WotC on a streetcorner. Maybe that way we can actually have some real quality added.
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KingOBryan#75030 commented
I have read various posts posted on various forums that people are having the same experiences. I guess that proves Wizards point that because we're all stuck with this **** doggle of a shuffler it's fair. Which is completely void of providing an enjoyable familiar magic experience.
I noticed the fanboy apologist are quick to censor and or downvote anybody questioning the shuffler, trying to control narrative. Maybe it's Wizards themselves controlling some of these forums . Some basic acknowledgment from the company that there is in fact some issues with the shuffler would be a starting point trying to fix this. I guess the question is whether or not they even have the capability to fix the shuffler and if in fact they wanna fix it.
If the goal is to make money I'm pretty sure the game experience reflects what people are willing to spend. They might be making money off of people willing to spend a few hundred dollars every set that's coming out, but then you have various people that are not going to spend money because of the game experience.
I certainly don't want the shuffler to provide me with a good experience, meaning scripted; but I think everyone just wants true random experiences. The player wants to feel that their win or loss was within their control or own doing, along with the basic fact that magic at times is a matter of luck...depending how your deck is built. Chance has always been a factor of any card game.
Perhaps Wizards is making enough money off of magic Arena to leave the shuffler as it is.
On a side note it would be intriguing to incorporate the possibility of being able to get physical copies of cards you pay good money for digitally.
The platform has great potential to intrigue people to spend money. It would be nice to see some innovations in terms of game modes like two-headed giant.
I think out of anything all people are asking for is some acknowledgment of the issues.
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Gradius9989#54610 commented
Tell me its not rigged you ******* morons that steal money to give better odds of winning
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Gradius9989#54610 commented
I havent won a game in 2 weeks bc its NOTHING BUT ALL LANDS OR NO LANDS. Im over these **** suckers. Terrible design i ******* hate wotc stealing money from the players and givjng nothing in return ********
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GoWokeGoBroke#59614 commented
If the shuffler, and the server code, weren't made to manipulate draws and act fairly, they wouldn't have a problem submitting their code to a 3rd party for review. This process is done by online poker rooms to assure the fairness of their games. Wizards absolutely refuses to do this. That should tell you all you need to know about the fairness of their games.
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Itsthawiz89#67502 commented
I'm recording video proof of the way the algorithms work. If your can record a consistent pattern there's no way they can defend against that in court. I want my money back for this rigged game!
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MtGEmPty#75115 commented
Agreed - it's a complete joke - always has been - in the Beta they had a forum where this was discussed in length - but the fan bois kept up their usual rhetoric. The official answer from WOTC was the " both players have the same shuffler so it's fair and balanced" they do not care about actual game play experience. The shuffler is a meme. I just completed a set of games that the opponent had a deck of 250 cards and somehow always had the perfect response to my plays - I had won 3 in a row at that point, then surprise - 3 losses. In 6500 games I am at 51% - on the draw 45% on the play 55% - Shows the obvious issues. They do not care - I don't spend a penny on this ****.
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Ipz#01386 commented
Your shuffler is rigged. When you get a hand you'll have one of several possibilities.. Creatures, removal, land... Etc, whatever your deck is based off.. ie: enchantments, creatures, whatever. You never seem to get a random 7 drop with a creature, removal, etc. So you get rotated through various scenarios until you do hit a golden hand. If you watch your opponent, they'll be in one of those scenarios too. They'll have all the reactions, no creatures, all the creatures and no reactions, or just put down stuff like artifacts or enchantments.
Your Discord community is toxic. I wasn't rude with my issue but was muted for using the feature in the discord to post my Feedback. They said they warned me about conspiracy theories? We're talking about a shuffler, not the illuminati
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Abraxxas80#19836 commented
I feel ya bro, happen to me as well 99% of the time, specially if u play ranked, and when u dont get mana screwed u get mana flooded..... Simply disgusting because it´s obviously on purpose i tested it by playing 1000 games in every mode and the difference between "play" and "ranked" its HUGE. Against the bot seems to be the most real outcome....so sad Wizards so sad......i used to spend money in this game mostly to suppport it because i think MTG is a masterpiece but now the only thing that i can give to them its my middle finger.