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There are plenty of programs that let you play solitaire at your own pace. It's not reasonable to demand this one be ruined for your personal benefit.
You know, like if you specifically don't want to see ANY "RED" cards, that kind of thing.
(for example, you exclude "RED" but multi-colored "RED" still appear)
(another example, you select "GOLD" and a bunch of other base-colored cards appear)
Match-Making?
Not wanting to see certain colors?
People can abuse that, so I don't think that'll happen.
Create a deck filled with protection and hexproof from the colors you want to fight with, that kind of thing.
Yeah I don't think that'll happen.
Though, for the record I will say... stun decks and resource loop decks by their very nature DO require more skill to pilot than any type of aggro deck. Turns out making decisions is harder than not making decisions.