LogFAQs > #933000953

Even ignoring considerations about animation and computers, the commitment and decision making are just fast, and there's almost no wrong decisions.

Like...animations not withstanding I can maybe see three things that could be argued as mistakes. He maybe should have played the golden to see if he was getting megasaur before his first discover, but playing the Lookout first was better for animations, so that may have been correct. (This did mean he picked up a toxfin that he didn't end up using thanks to picking up a Megasaur). He missed getting 4 health on Bargugle by playing it after Coldlight Seer. This isn't even necessarily a mistake--he might just want the Bargugle to die for the deathrattle. And the third arguable mistake was when he was deciding what to keep selling off murlocs, he kept two lookouts--this sort-of bit him a few turns later when he triples the lookouts, and then ends up with one fewer divine shield poisonous minion (but does get to discover four murlocs and gets a really big lookout, so it was probably ok).

So like...at most three very minor mistakes that I can see, all of which do have arguments for not being mistakes at all. And no misclicks. (He does run out of time at the end, but only for unimportant stuff--was just madly buying anything from the shop to spend the 9 mana he still had available).

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