u/Blizzardcoldsnow

This is an easier one but I can't find a specific ruling on it. [[Shipbreaker kraken]] if I monstrous it. Then copy it so I have the monstrous original and a token copy. Then the original dies. Is the effect still in place because I have a creature named shipbreaker kraken. I know theres a ruling that when a card says a name it is basically just saying this card. But this is distinctly different so I wanted to ask

Edit: I have gotten the answer resolved. Confusion was in 2 points.

1. I have physical pre errata version of the card.

2. I didn't know if the effect created a rule that checked for the name. Something like "chainer nightmare adept" that has the effect allowing you cast even if chainer itself died.

I want to preface this with i think I understand how this works. But it has recently been a little bit of confusion for my play group. So I just want to get verification. I have the card "runo stormkirk". His opposite side "krothuss, lord of the deep".

Lord of the deep has the effect "whenever lord of the deep attacks create a tapped and attacking token, that's a copy of another target attacking creature. If that creature is a kraken leviathan octopus or serpent, create two of those tokens instead"

That effect is word for word from the card.

My question is now. Mercurial transformation. " Until end of turn, target nonland permanent loses all abilities and becomes your choice of a blue frog creature with base power and toughness 1/1 or a blue octopus creature with base power and toughness 4/4"

I have three main questions with this. Those are the only cards that are relevant for the rulings

1. If transformation targets a creature. Something that is already a creature. Makes it into an octopus. Which is then copied by lord of the deep. I would get two attacking copies of the original creature with original power and toughness. With its effects.

2. If transformation targets a non creature, non land permanent. Specific example for this being an enchantment. I would get two copies of that enchantment. They would not be attacking, but they would be tapped despite being enchantments.

3. If I took another players creature or non creature. Turned it into the octopus. I would still get two copies of that creature or non creature following the same rules as before. And they would not return to the opponent at the and of turn or other criteria for return. I know it's the wrong colors, but something red " gain control of target creature on tap it it gains haste return it at end of turn". There would be no return criteria on the copies.

Final little disclaimer. I do understand that the legend rule still applies to copies and cards I take from my opponent. I am a fairly good at least with overall experience and playing the game for several years, so I understand a lot of the base rules. This is just a very weird mishmash of different effects. So I want to understand all of the little criteria.

So I know that subnautica two is coming out soon. I played the 1st game for like 2 months years ago and want to play it again.

I have a Nintendo switch 1 currently. I am not planning on getting the 2 for at least several months. Probably 6+

My nintendo switch one can play games like grounded with only minor issues. I want to play subnautica again on the switch 1 to enjoy the og before playing the new game (I know its going to be heavily delayed for any switch 2 release hence why I want to play the first with no rush)

I did a similar thing with like breath of the wild and tears of the kingdom.

My main thing is, can the switch run subnautica? Like, will the switch one just crash and burn? Lose progress. Crash and not save. Lag heavily. Etc. Is it worth playing it. I know the switch has a lot of problems that the switch 2 fixes. And I know i can transfer user and game data to the switch 2 whenever I get around to getting it.

But in the meantime is it worth buying the switch one version of subnautica at all?

Ps. First time posting on this reddit so if this isnt the correct place please let me know and direct me where I should. This seemed more like a switch than subnautica question because it more focused on the hardware and running issues than any gameplay.

Thank you!