resound#47941
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An error occurred while saving the comment resound#47941 commentedHow is it conceivable that my opponent played three Wedding Announcements in a row from a deck with one hundred card?
He had three lands and an endless supply of increasingly powerful token creatures. One might think the shuffler is broken.
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An error occurred while saving the comment resound#47941 commentedPerhaps decks could be analyzed for infinite loops. I think players should be able to choose if they want to play opponents that utilize infinite loops. Players could select the opt-out feature, and the match maker would respect this when pairing opponents.
An error occurred while saving the comment resound#47941 commentedI just played a historic ranked match where my opponent relied on Exquisite Blood and Marauding Blight-Priest to generate an infinite loop. Basically, these kind of loops are a form of trolling.
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Seriously. This card allows a player to have an endless turn.