MTG Forge

[TheAbe]

Aaron played it, i loved quest mode, what about the rest of ya?

The Kitchen Table #302 - An MTG Forge Quest, by Abe Sargent - a Magic: the Gathering Multiplayer article

[md22mdrx]

I found it difficult to start playing. I wish there was better instructions on how to play and navigate the program.

[kerbythepurplecow]

It took me a lot of trial and error to get going. Downloading all the pictures is a must. Once you figure out how to save your deck and get started you're pretty much golden. The only other big thing is turning on the end of turn stops.

I must say though, making a 60 and playing on is pretty hard. Not to bad for the first few rounds, but it seems to get harder. The computer has great flippin' decks. They outclass anything I can make by a hundred degrees.

Still lots of fun to play though

[kerbythepurplecow]

For the record, building a 60 card deck to compete against the computer's super optimized decks is a nigh impossible feat. I commend you, once again, for your deck building excellence.

[TheAbe]

You can just build a 40 card deck instead.

[kerbythepurplecow]

Oh I have been I've got a G/W deck that's been doing okay at home. On my school computer they've just been raping me.

[TheAbe]

My little contribution to MTG Forge today at work



Collectible Card Game Headquarters • View topic - More card requests

[md22mdrx]

It also has this "Computer is thinking" bug where the computer "thinks" until you get tired and quit. It always seems to happen when I just start to get the upper hand on a match too. Cheatin' $%# computer program!!! (kidding )

[TheAbe]

I've pn;ly seen it twice, ever.

[kerbythepurplecow]

Same, I've only had that happen a couple times. No big. Worse is the new resizing on a smaller resolution monitor. It sometimes auto-resizes when a texty effect happens. If it's really texty, it sizes right out of the boundries of the screen and you can only concede.