Brawl is gonna fall flat on its face because there is literally only one deck worth playing, and it won't rotate until like, next spring or something.

That people are getting butthurt over something as basic as swapping "his or her" to "their" or whatever is freaking hilarious and highly suggests you are incredibly fragile with your own identity as a person.

The rule for targetting should have happened years ago and was honestly the best, if most difficult, solution when PW's came out. That homeboy is upset because of errata but doesn't understand the basics of the rules, even without errata, is also hilarious. Multani's Presence says "play" even without an errata. Nowhere on the explanation of Shattering Spree does it say you play the copies.

Champions of Kamigawa wasn't a very good draft set at all.

The removal of "add x mana" phrasing is a little odd but makes sense.

mass errata is bad

you are aware it's a casual multiplayer format and that 1v1 leagues aren't actually relevant, right
Well, I guess they're relevant in terms of public perception because of people like you.

Except that 1v1 is the only way you can play on Arena, and almost every single person I have interacted with that is interested in the format only wants to play 1v1.

Searching gatherer for Mana sources or burn spells is also more annoying now.

It’s inconvenient but as a card text search use :

m/add\s/

That’ll match any card whose rules text has the letters add followed by a space (without forcing the space it winds up picking up cards with the word ‘additional’ or similar).

I like the Emily Dickinson change.

I don't like them muck dragging around Lim-Dul's Paladin, there's nothing comparable to their tenure as designers at that rate going. How am I supposed to use him in second attack phases now without disregarding their flailing around.

Every time they muck around with tuning the game it gets all square cubey

EDIT: on the plus side I feel now at ease enough with their flailing around to make a Nafs Asp/Simulacrum/Lim-Dul's Paladin/Relentless Assault deck called "Resolve the Way Garfield Intended"