The replies are the best . Person asks a polite and fair question , Blocking your nazi ass . Bye . That ' s right , everyone but you is a nazi . <| sep |> Ooooh I want to start beekeeping so bad . <| sep |> Some are very pretty . <| sep |> I don ' t remember living in Great Britain or fighting in any war . I just remember being born in Pennsylvania , going to school , getting a job , paying taxes , and living in buildings someone else constructed in municipalities someone else founded . <| sep |> Because Kelley doesn ' t catch passes and isn ' t gonna get 3 TDs every game <| sep |> I hear your points of competitive versus casual players and they are perfectly valid . But you must see that it is almost impossible to balance a game around a noncompetitive base , or casual if you so wish . If we did then there would be severe imbalances among the competitive decks . Most magic players are at some point casuals , but many of the casuals look up to the competitive players and project themselves being there some day . What do you propel yourself towards if you hear that the competitive play is total bullshit ? Doesn ' t that kill the game for many casuals also ? My point is , casualcompetitive go hand in hand . Easier to balance around competitive and have it tickle down to casual than other way around . A casual can learn a competitive player can ' t forget .