#justlikemtg

But frankly, it’s a bit more than that. It’s quite serious, games are a way to understand concepts we might not grasp yet, experiment combinations, feelings you wouldn’t, in a “more controlled” environment.

We see it everywhere, kids, dogs, magic players, monkeys (even snow-papered ones), birds (no).

We play to “get it”, try it, build, and have fun by doing all that.

So not rarely, lessons you learn somewhere else, carry out to another place you didn’t thought it had existed. 

So that’s it with us. justlikeMTG.

On that specific game, I was threatened by hasty etali killing me in two swings and revealing god knows what monstrosity and playing that for free.

That said, have you noticed how fast and easy people point the finger at another one, and how hard it is to recognize the same thing on themselves?

As they usually say: