There was a problem when Necropotence was in play, you couldn't play a land. This is the only change that I made.
And does anyone really miss the fancy Windows installer instead of just a zip file?
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I started Forge, which is an open-source, free project that lets you play Magic: The Gathering against the computer. Currently other people are updating Forge and there will be no more posts to this blog.
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I wouldn't miss an installer package...
Running the "create installer" program only takes a few minutes, but I hate to keep creating a new installation program each time.
So you made the necro potent again. (And the "worst pun of the month" award goes to...)
Thanks for that as this bug made the card pretty much unplayable.
As for the installer, I am quite happy with just the zip file.
Actually, the fact that this game runs WITHOUT the need to install anything is a major plus for me.
(with the regular updates, it is easier to just remove a folder than to uninstal the previous version)
As for the award, you already have my e-mail address so you know where to send it. ;-)
I won't miss it, too
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