u/savioverdi

Hi all, I'm thinking about giving MTGO a go, but due to no access to Windows I need some more info before I try to set it up.

Because of life I have little time to play MTG in real life. I'm mostly interested in playing limited and cube.

How does limited work after drafting? Do you need to play your 3 rounds of matches directly and back to back? Or is it more like Arena where you can play them after drafting (and thus playing opponents from outside your pool)?

For cube I have the same questions as above and is there an option next to vintage cube? Or hosting a custom cube to draft?

Thanks a bunch, can't find the info online :(

Hi all,

I currently use a LG 27GL850 monitor for work (and gaming, although I game less and less). It's a 1440P monitor but when switching from my MacBook Pro I really miss the Mac / high res screen. I want to upgrade to a 4K screen, while keep using my current LG as PS5 monitor and maybe a bit as second screen. I struggle to find good recommendations. I'm a web designer/developer.

Wishlist:

• 27" (maybe 32", seems too large but open to it)
• 4K resolution
• 100HZ + refresh rate
• IPS (maybe mini-led, not sure if this is feasible in my price range)
• Good/accurate colors (doing some light creative work)
• Good contrast / anti-glare (windows are behind me, does glare a lot)
• (Good) HDR not needed
• Preference for a non-gamer look

Budget: max 500-600 dollars / euros?

Please let me know any recommendations, or if my wishlist is absurd for this price point. Thanks!