Adjusting Deploy the Gatewatch is positive

TIMEWARP
TIMEWARP Posts: 94 Match Maker
in MtGPQ General Discussion

In the newest patch notes our new overlords have deemed it prudent, or correct, the put the creatures Deploy the Gatewatch fetches into your hand instead of directly unto the battlefield. Curious to the reaction of the playerbase

Adjusting Deploy the Gatewatch is positive 31 votes

Yes
6%
Youzerfriendlyphix07 2 votes
No
90%
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Other (comment)
3%
Mainloop25 1 vote

Comments

  • ertaii
    ertaii Posts: 220 Tile Toppler
    No

    They killed many of my main decks (huf+deploy, green loop+deploy, totem+deploy+omni) and jodah+rocco with one single update. And it will occur the day before one of the most challenging coalition events.
    I'm really disappointed, to say the least...

  • gozmaster
    gozmaster Posts: 283 Mover and Shaker
    edited November 2023
    No

    I posted my thoughts here:

    https://forums.d3go.com/discussion/comment/1025829#Comment_1025829

  • Youzerfriendly
    Youzerfriendly Posts: 51 Match Maker
    Yes

    I think it's great. Anything that kills one turn win loopy decks is wonderful. Balance should be the eternal, all encompassing goal, and this card, along with other legacy cards, need per turn limits or some other kind of nerf. Not the most popular opinion, but I think it's the truth. Omniscience, prism array, wizard class, all candidates for a nerf to me.

  • Ampersand
    Ampersand Posts: 211 Tile Toppler
    No

    @Youzerfriendly loopy decks are & have been a core part of MtG for DECADES. There are many ways to stop your opponents loop combos. Maybe work on perfecting those instead of fundamentally changing the game because of a lack of imagination.

  • Kyphonis
    Kyphonis Posts: 36 Just Dropped In
    No

    I’ve mentioned my thoughts with Goz, but frankly Deploy was a way that you could get around playing strictly loop decks in Legacy. It was a refreshing option.

  • Mainloop25
    Mainloop25 Posts: 1,961 Chairperson of the Boards
    Other (comment)

    Although I don't like them "fixing" a staple legacy card because of a fringe interaction, if this is proof that they are actually trying to squash the reported bugs, then overall it's a step in the right direction. I think this change is not very good, because the issue is wording and not anything wrong with either this card or the supposedly bugged interaction.

    Yes, it's good that they are paying attention to reported bugs.

    No, it's not good how they chose this card to "fix" in a way that makes no sense.

  • Mainloop25
    Mainloop25 Posts: 1,961 Chairperson of the Boards
    Other (comment)

    @Metroplex78 said:
    Let us remember the new overlords KNOW what they are doing, I support them 100% loop deck losers can go **** themselves.
    Anything that nerfs these **** is good news.

    Are you a WebCore plant? Lol

  • Machine
    Machine Posts: 877 Critical Contributor
    No

    This is not a "fix" by any means! This card has always worked like it used to from day 1 and exactly how it works in paper. Instead of "fixing" this staple legacy card they should have changed the text on the card to something like "put the next three creatures from your library onto the battlefield". The word fetch shouldn't have been on it from the first place. Then it would also work as intended with the reported "bug" with Ashiok. @Magic:PQ Support Team a BIG shame you even dared to touch this card. Boooooooo!!!!

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