I just stopped using Connect to Windows to test out Sefirah. I haven't used it enough to form an opinion on it, but it's open source.

I don't recall trying to turn anything into an argument. I just wanted to know why Steam. Don't get me wrong, Steam is good but I don't have any particular allegiance to it. I agree that it's frustrating that Catherine Full Body is console locked but Catherine isn't.

I don't currently need any games ported to Steam. Why do you? What's so special about Steam? Or is this just shorthand (longhand) for "on PC"?

I checked all the ones I had installed, no luck. Have you considered building one from source?

Can confirm it was a bit rough scrolling this in Boost, but interesting nonetheless. I feel like I remember Croc, but not very well.

If somebody could summarise it for me that would be great. I don't really care enough to watch it myself, but I'll want to be in the loop enough to know what people are talking about when they reference it.

Wow, this goes right into [[Scion of the Ur-Dragon]]. You can just activate the ability twice to get any dragon in your deck onto the battlefield for four mana.

Any number of 0 power creatures get to go along for the ride, including creatures that enter with +1/+1 counters and many clones. Seems fair. Though at 7 mana it could probably return all your creatures and not be busted.

That's a lot of card draw. That you can cast from your graveyard with a cost reducer. Can't wait to loot this away and flash it back.

I remember when one creature was standard, and two creatures required jumping through hoops. But now it's at instant speed with alternative modes.

This is definitely going to end games in limited. That's a lot of stuff in the air all at once.

Well this plays nicely with the samurai that care if a warrior attacks alone.