What is up, everybody? Welcome to another episode of limited resources. This episode, number 720. My name is Marshall. When you're limited resources and joining me online all the way from Denver, Colorado, it's Luis, God for August, Luis. How's it going?

Oh, it's going great. You know, cubes back online. I'm enjoying it. What else is there to there's nothing complaint about? Yeah, are you are you doing like league cues on your videos or are you still doing mostly the team draft?

It's a combination. I enjoy doing both like doing draft leagues is a little bit more time efficient, which is kind of nice.

But and you also get some really nice decks. So it can be fun to do that. Teams can also be really fun because it's like a really good challenge level and I like all the people I'm playing with like it says it's fun to hang out with them.

There's also a third option, which is the 64 player drafts and those are also very cool. I think that those there are big more of a time commitment than either but they can be a ton of fun.

Yeah, those are where you have to basically win a draft to qualify for the next draft and then you have to win that draft to win the whole thing. They're difficult, but they're they're definitely really cool. All right, well, that's awesome.

This episode of the show is the one where we have Syracovitz on Circo. Welcome back coming to you from Cornwall.

Correct. I've seen that. It took some it took some repetition. No, just float out just right out. I mean, super easy. Didn't even think of whales for a heartbeat.

Good. That's fine. Yeah, always as always, pleasure to be here. It's been a while. So it's nice to catch up with you guys.

Yeah, thanks for coming back on. We're super happy to have you on as always. And today we're going to get your take on wilds of L drain before we jump in to those topics and others. Let's mention our Patreon. It's patreon.com slash limited resources.

Just want to say, thank you to everybody who supports us on the patron. It means a lot to us. And if you do sign up, you get a thank you card and a sticker on the mail. And you get access to the patron feed, which gives you like we did our Q and A episode last week, you get access to that.

You also get, you know, for our question of the week thread and that kind of stuff, I actually took the question for the question of the week from the Q and A episode, because I thought it would line up with for circuit. It's actually this one comes from David who says,

How so David's asking Luis and I how big do you think your influences on the limited medigame? Have you ever noticed a draft strategy that was very open suddenly being less easy to get as soon as you talked about it on the podcast. Do you think that it might have value to shy away from strategies that we've talked about on the show for a little while after a drop. So Luis, we'll start with you. Do you think that there's an impact like a feelable impact based on that.

Yeah, I mean, every single person who joins the reading cues has our podcast going while they do. So I think that actually it does have an impact in some cases. And it kind of depends on

The what the strategies were talking about. Like I actually remember, you know, this is like obviously somewhat anecdotal. This isn't listener self reporting. But when Ben asked talked about how blue is actually good in

Frexia all be one. Like some people said that they they weren't getting seventh pick of raptors anymore. And I think when it's like if we say like, you know, in a wilds of old drain, wow, you know,

Imitians recruiters great red, black and green or all great. That's not really going to change much because those things are pretty on their surface self evident. Most people get to it.

Even the people who use 17 lands eventually understood it. But when it comes to a maybe more offbeat strategy or one that's not as inherently obvious, I do think that we can't have an impact.

There's a lot of people who listen to the show and a lot of people listen to the show are good. So these people are like, if you're if you're out there trying to listen to a magic podcast really of any sort, you're interested in improving.

Like you're spending the time to do that. So I think that yes, especially at some like partitions of the draft metagame, you'll see more of an impact than not. I mean, I know that when it comes to cube, for example, I think stuff that we really talk about or we push or I talk doing my videos a lot like, you know,

clear an academy strategies like I literally I lost to someone who was like, yeah, draft an academy deck like I saw you draft in your cube drafts, you know, it happens.

I mean, I mean, again, it's anecdotal, but I can definitely feel it, you know, those changes happening.

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