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> Playing with printed cards though is janky. It’s not how the game is meant to be played and contradicts the aesthetic experience. My original comment was tel
by 2024throwaway 2y ago
> Playing with printed cards though is janky. It’s not how the game is meant to be played and contradicts the aesthetic experience.
My original comment was telling them specifically to find people to play with who aren’t like you.
- calfuris 2y agoI have no objections to proxies, but I do dislike printed cards. Proxies should be indistinguishable from real MTG cards when face down or in your deck, and printouts generally aren't. The right way to make proxies if you can't make decent counterfeit cards is with basic lands and a felt tip pen.
- 2024throwaway 2y agoYou are making my point for me.