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You're either flagrantly lying or you're so blinded by combo hate that you haven't even realized how mediocre the Fiendsmith stuff is by itself unless you open Engraver exactly (which just gets you a Beatrice/Apo type line).
Neither. I just know what I see combo boards end on after 30 minutes of playing. That's all that matters.
Acknowledging reality might make your argument look bad or something, can't have that.
Reality states combo decks spend too long setting up boards and are too consistent.
That's reality. Stun needs more going second options.
(I'm not even necessarily condoning their path, merely saying "if this is what you were going for, then this is how you actually achieve it")
Making combo meta in a BO1 is the worst meta ever, and that's all we've been experiencing, except for 2 months where Konami let Runick do its thing. Those were the best 2 months that this game ever had.
As nice as that would be, what I want is the ability to stop my opponent from doing anything on their first turn whicvh would make them go past 1 minute in terms of making moves.
All that matters is that turns get reduced to 30 seconds, and people can't build multi-omninegate boards which give a person only one opportunity to draw an out, or lose.