Just got a G502 Hero, can't get the three lights between the thumb and left click to stay on. I tried checking the "Always On" box for DPI lighting in the settings, but nothing happened. When I unplug it and plug it back in they turn on for 2-3 seconds then go off, and the "Always On" box is unchecked in settings. Anyone know of a fix for this?
I have been thinking about this specifically for a counterspell, but now I want to extend it to classic cards in general.
The cards I am thinking of are [[Counterspell]], [[Rampant Growth]], [[Lightning Bolt]], [[Swords to Plowshares]], and [[Demonic Tutor]]. But if you want to pitch your own, feel free.
If they pronted a version of these cards that cost strictly phyrexian mana, how much would it need to be for it to be balanced?
Edit: It seems like Counterspell and Demonic Tutor are just too powerful to ever do this, so for the sake of the hypothetical, I'd like to swap them to [[Brainstorm]] and [[Dark Ritual]] since they aren't so much "win/don't lose on the spot" effects that people would pay any amount of life for.
I'm getting back into commander after a bit of a break and looking to update some decks. [[Tayam, Luminous Enigma]] is one of my favorite commanders from a design perspective, but I feel it struggles to really close the game. The goal is to activate Tayam as much as I can, but not going infinite, and dealing damage with [[Zulaport Cutthroat]] effects and attacking with creatures. I think I need more ways to add +1/+1 counters to my creatures so they are actual threats.
Let me know what cards I should cut, and a few good cards to replace them with. No [[Cathar's Crusade]] though, I already took taht out because it made turns take way too long.
I just finished my first playthrough if the main game, and am wondering if I should give Legends a try. Is the Legends game mode pretty good, and is there a big enough community playing it for it to be worth it? I'd probably just hop on for a few games over a few days but wondering how it is.
Been playing a lot more commander recently after a few years break, looking to update some decks I haven't touched in a while. My [[Otrimi, the Ever-Playful]] deck is a pretty standard mutate deck, play some cheap creatures with indestructible/hexproof/unblockable or other strong keywords, then mutate onto them and keep getting value. There are a good amount of cards that I think I just threw in because I kinda liked them and thought they were alright, but can probably be cut. Not sure at all what I might want to add, I know there haven't been any new mutate cards since original Ikoria, but if there are any other new cards that synergize well with the general strategy, I'm curious what recommendations people have to add.
Main cards I'm considering cutting:
[[Fertilid]] Just a card I used to like, pretty bad ramp these days.
[[Mikaeus, the Unhallowed]] Might be worth keeping, because it puts a stack of mutate back on board if it dies, think I liked the non-human theme, but not sure how good it is.
[[Mulldrifter]] Solid draw creature, but not really on theme and probably much better options these days.
[[Prime Speaker Zegana]] Think I just had one lying around and threw in, decent draw but not really synergistic with the deck.
[[Reclamation Sage]] Old staple, probably outdated, but more potential mutate targets isn't bad.
[[Shriekmaw]] Not bad because of Fear, but also probably outdated.
[[Silent Arbiter]] Kind of alright since I usually have one-two strong attackers, but not sure if its really worth it.
[[Siren Stormtamer]] Decent card, but not really fitting the deck.
[[Trygon Predator]] Flyer with decent ability, but probably outdated.
[[Deadly Tempest]] Decent board wipe, but could be better.
[[Grow From the Ashes]] Not the best ramp, but alright.
[[Cyclonic Rift]] Threw in because I had one, long before the bracket system, so can cut.
[[Lifecrafter's Bestiary]] I like the card, but pretty underwhelming.
Both battles, [[Invasion of Ikoria]] and [[Invasion of Zendikar]] are probably cuttable, just added them when Battles were new and thought they were cool.
Any advice on optimizing my deck would be appreciated. I'm not trying to spend too much are get too powerful.
This piece broke off of my shower spout. Can it be easily glued, and if so what kind of glue? Or can I replace it my self or would I need to have a professional do it?
I got the new [[Zimone, Infinite Analyst]] precon and am trying to decide if it should run a few flash enablers. The goal of course is to play x spells on opponents turns, which can be somewhat accomplished with instants, but in playtesting there aren't enough of them to do it reliably. But I'm not sure its worth cutting x spells to add one or two flash enablers on the off chance I draw one. Is anyone playing any flash enablers in their Zimone decks? How do they feel if so?