YouTuber RedLogic simulated 2 billion years of Minecraft with no player involved to see if it could beat itself
The mobs eventually found a way to reach The End and defeat the Ender Dragon
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@affinity4anime Hell yes, my homies are gonna try to set up a magic Christmas exchange and I might know where I want to get presents for my friends! If you need longer to set up, I also completely understand.
You really gotta love when the skin maker team put their whole heart into soul into stuff they love and when they barely make the mark for stuff they could care less about XD
The thing is that Y'shtola is too good of a "slow to out of control" commander. Ppl that played against her know how bad she gets and than the problem becomes bullying the Y'shtola player too much that they want to quit playing. Remember to poke the lifegain deck abit more ppl :/
Y'shtola is unstoppable.
I faced a Y'shtola deck this weekend. The 99 barely synergized with the commander but it still worked 🤷♀️ it's just the perfect generic do whatever you want commander, cat girl or no.
Cause if you haven't noticed that with the cute cats/dogs secret lairs, cute things sadly sell extremely well to *anyone* remotely interested in the game. That of course makes the game feel extremely un-serious in the long term.
YoshiP back in Stormblood went on record that he didn't want player-npc relationships mainly for story writing freedom. This means to give characters the stories and ends they want out of them at anytime. Just like in real life, we aren't anyone else's author.