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Infinity is not a number. Behaves often like one.I never ended school but i'm the third of the institute in mathematical challenges. And in private i formulated some new mathemathical rules about number greater than infinite.
But infinity is an idea, not an actual number?
Infinity+1=Infinity. I thought there were just varying degrees of infinity, like 2^infinity vs 3^infinity. Both are infinity, but the latter is a larger infinity. Is this not correct?
Mathematic says the great number is Infinty elevated Infinity Infinite Times but that's not true, you can simply copy or divide it any time you want, there's not a bigger number you can find biggers any way.....
But then again you didn't answer my question which is ok. It'll be a yes or no because aren't you ahead in mana in either scenario? Now as the game progresses does it not occur to you that a player or the other players are also ramping? Or is ramping mad progressively only for sol-ring and not the other multitudes of cards that supplant ramp?Both scenarios - Sol Ring and Farseek - had ramp but Sol Ring was 50% better by mid game and even more so later on, not to mention early game. Yes, if everyone ramps then everyone is ahead. But if three players are on Farseek and one is on Sol Ring you've still got the same 50% difference...
As you said you "seeing" a turn 1 sol ring doesn't make it also degenerate, ruin your games, and archenemy.
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How are those 2 scenarios related? I'll first answer the question with a question. It'll be a yes or no because aren't you ahead in mana in either scenario? Now to answer it without the question. Both scenarios put you ahead in mana and while I agree one puts you ahead further but non the less both put you ahead in mana.
Actually it does make it invalid when I just proved it. Facts are facts when someone is trying to use an "if" case scenario. While there is a probability of something happening doesn't make it so. A turn 1 sol ring also shows up less then one might expect. The instinct is "always" expect a turn 1 sol to be a powerful thing to do when in actuality it isn't "always" fact. Same thing could be said that Someone playes farseek on turn 2 while I just play a land and pass. Now that person is up 1 land and has more mana then I do come turn 3.
"A" card I'd love to have is a Kaladesh masterpiece. Any one of them, really.Since writing this I have bought a Gauntlet of Power masterpiece and a Black Vise masterpiece. So there ya go.
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