It ' s not that twin itself is disliked , but I haven ' t found many people twin supporters included who enjoyed having to take turn 3 completely off to avoid instantly dying . Basically what i ' m saying is that I think Twin had an even larger than normal gap between fun to play and not fun to play against than the average problem deck it ' s the sort of deck that no amount of skill could outplay a frustratingly large percentage of the time , and everything from land choices to spell choices to deck choices themselves was done around the assumption that your opponent could cast a t 3 Deceiver Exarch on your end step . <| sep |> Looks like the children of atom are branching out . <| sep |> What are we supposed to get out of this .