No priority given during opponent's 2nd main or end step despite having cards to cast and the mana to cast them.
I had instant speed cards in hand, and the required untapped lands to cast them, but the game skipped through my opponent's end step and never gave me priority to cast my cards, causing me to lose the match. Stops have never been required to act in the end step when castable cards are in hand.
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SkepticalChemist#28929
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Rezzahan#77802
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Many people complaining here about not being able to act during the opponent's turn claim that there was nothing to prevent them from casting their spells, completely ignoring their opponent's Voice of Victory. So, did your opponent have a Voice of Victory on the field? If so, that was what stopped you from acting.
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SkepticalChemist#28929
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There were no static effects in play to cause that lack of priority, either. It was straight up the game acting incorrectly.