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Constructed Criticism is a podcast network dedicated to improving at Magic: The Gathering
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Constructed Criticism 504: Archetypes Series: Prison
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Constructed Criticism 503: #MTGOTJ Pick 2 Set Review
Mason and Abe dive into their Pick 2 Set review of Outlaws of Thunder Junction Thanks to our new sponsor
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Constructed Criticism 502: Pioneer Power Rankings
The cast sits down to discuss a deep weekend in Pioneer and some curious results. Thanks to our new sponsor
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Constructed Criticism 501: Growth Mindset with Greg Michel
Heezy is joined this week by Greg from System Magic to talk about a mindset to help you improve your
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Constructed Criticism 500: The Importance of Celebration
This week the crew is all here to talk about the B&R update and how important celebration is in #MTG
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Constructed Criticism 499: After the Pro Tour with Sky Sweeney
This week Mason, and Abe are joined by Sky following their first PT. After testing with CFB Sky talks about
Customer Reviews
Bro
Bro u made a choice to play control. And they are choosing to not concede. Like claiming they are holding u hostage??? U have agency. U can choose to not play control. They didn’t call ur choice to play control rude did they???
Great except for Spencer
Mason and Abe are great but the podcast would be better if the sweaty guy they call Spencer wouldn’t interrupt what they’re saying literally every time they try to speak for more than 30 seconds. Seriously if I was his friend I would pull them aside and tell him to bite your tongue and let other people speak for more than a minute before you start over running them with your garbled speech that sounds like you haven’t finished chewing your mouth full of chicken wings. Seriously dude speak 50% less in the podcast would be listenable.
Always Improving
I have to say, this podcast brings a much different vibe than the other MtG pods out there. A lot of vulnerability, they talk about the personal parts of the pursuit of improvement in the hobby, and the emotional side of it all. Also bring great insight, although generally more focused than most on the broader aspects of improvement rather than format specific (although there’s plenty of meta specific analysis too).
Can be kind of a heavy listen, honestly, but definitely doing something valuable and different than other people in the space.