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PHILADELPHIA To football players like Densel Barnes, this is one of the most exciting days of the season, if not the entire year.
With a new scholastic year just a couple of weeks away, schools throughout Section 3, including Barness Indian River, held the first day of football practice Monday.
It definitely is, said Barnes, who is preparing for his junior season with the Warriors. Im very excited this is a day I really look forward to. The first day of practice is the best day.
Absolutely, said Indian River coach Cory Marsell before his team took to the field for an afternoon practice clad in their Carolina blue helmets. The kids definitely look forward to it and as coaches we look forward to the kids coming out and showing us what they can do. Its about being ready for the start of a new season so we can see what this group has.
The Warriors are embarking on a new season after a strong 2012 campaign in which they won another division championship and once again advanced to the sectional semifinals.
That was great, Marsell said of last season. We play in a very tough division, so to win it was awesome. We won a playoff game again, but we want to accomplish more that this year.
So although its only the teams first week of preseason practices and workouts as a group, Indian Rivers expectations are high.
I think well be great, just like last year, Barnes said. With Fort Drum, we have new kids coming all the time, which is awesome.
Its good to get things going and to get started, said junior running back and linebacker Connor Brown. Im pretty confident that we can do well.
On paper, Indian River football was hit hard by graduation and with the departure of some players whose military families moved out of the area.
We graduated a lot of talent, Marsell said. Our numbers are OK right now, but we lost Jason Smith, who moved like a few other players, and that really hurt. But were going to be in the hunt and were just going to battle.
Smith, a talented quarterback for the Warriors, left when his family relocated. Marsell said the program graduated a host of seniors including running back Darrius Bryant (1,261 yards rushing and 17 touchdowns in 2012), a first-team All-State player in Class A and the Times Section 3 MVP and five more players.
Densel is very talented, Marsell said of Barnes, who rushed for 499 yards and scored eight touchdowns last season. But were losing kids like Darrius Bryant and Jason Smith, they were great players for us.
But its going to be fun, were just going to see what these guys have. Were going to work them a lot.
Barnes and Brown, who started as linebacker as a sophomore in 2012 in his first varsity season, are expected to help lead this Indian River team.
Defensively, I feel a little more comfortable, Marsell said. We lost Devin Kincaid, who was a transfer last year who was fantastic for us. ... Were more solid there, we have four of our five linemen returning, along with one linebacker and one secondary guy.
Were going to have to have a lot of people step up, Brown said. Weve got some new kids who should help us I think we should be a good team again.
With this talent base to draw on as well as students who are native to the district, Indian River continues to make strides as a program in the four years since it joined the section in 2009 after competing in Section 10.
In 2012, the Warriors went undefeated in divisional play at 5-0 to win their second Class A National Division title in three years.
Indian River also advanced to the Section 3 semifinals in Class A for the third consecutive season with a 35-14 victory over Fulton, but was then dispatched by eventual champion Nottingham, 48-26.
We need to play better once we get to the playoffs, said Marsell, whose team has gone 7-2 in each of the past three seasons. We seem to not finish the job in the playoffs and we cant be satisfied with that. We need to do a better job of finishing at the end of the year. We need to take that next step and its got to happen soon.
We really want to make it to the finals, Barnes said. We just have to keep working harder and getting better as the season goes along. We have to do our best.
Marsell is hopeful the Warriors will be balanced on both sides of the ball, but will need some players to step into leadership roles this campaign.
We absolutely need some leaders to step up, Marsell said. We we need some kids to step in learn how to play the Warrior way. ... The one thing in showing them that is not as easy to do because you have kids who have just moved here, so its hard for them to really understand what it is, but they do catch on, especially with the right leadership.
The Warriors open their season at Oswego at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 5 and commence the home portion of their schedule against Jamesville-DeWitt at 6 p.m. on the following Thursday.
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Sep. 18, 2015
At least 85 people die while siphoning fuel from wrecked tanker truck in South Sudan after lit cigarette causes it to explode. MORE
Aug. 29, 2015
Authorities arrest at least four people in connection with refrigeration truck abandoned in Austria containing remains of 71 people in rear hold who apparently died of asphyxiation; incident is part of humanitarian crisis brought on by African and Middle Eastern political instability that causes thousands to flee to Europe in overloaded and unsafe transport. MORE
Aug. 22, 2015
Op-Ed article by writer Howard Abramson attributes large number of accidents involving trucks to Congress bowing to demands of trucking industry; details ways Congress has rolled back safety improvements at industry's behest, and points to concessions contained in pending highway bill; urges Congress to pass bill that includes improved trucking safety regulations. MORE
Aug. 9, 2015
Daniel Duane Lives essay describes deep attachment he developed to blue Toyota truck given to him by his father when he was in his 20s; describes the memories of his relationship with his father that surfaced when the truck finally died 23 years later. MORE
Jul. 21, 2015
Editorial warns that Senate bill Comprehensive Transportation and Consumer Protection Act of 2015, part of larger transportation legislative package, accedes to demands of trucking industry and will make highways less safe; points to provision that will reduce minimum age for interstate truck drivers to 18 as particularly dangerous; decries fact that legislation will not address concerns about safety defects in automobiles; underscores necessity of changing legislation before it is passed. MORE
Jun. 20, 2015
Environmental Protection Agency and Transportation Dept unveil new rules that set strict fuel efficiency standards for large trucking rigs used in transportation of goods; rules, along with others that will address smaller trucks, are latest that aim to reduce planet-warming carbon pollution. MORE
Jun. 4, 2015
Transportation Dept announces it will require heavy trucks and large buses to have electronic stability controls to help drivers keep control during a skid; regulation will go into effect for new trucks in 2017 and new buses in 2018. MORE
May. 31, 2015
Environmental Protection Agency is expected to propose regulations that would cut greenhouse gas emissions from heavy-duty trucks by requiring up to 40 percent increase in fuel economy by 2027, compared with 2010 levels; regulations will require innovation from truck manufacturers and have caused concern among some in trucking industry. MORE
May. 26, 2015
Editorial criticizes appropriations bill that is larded with concessions to trucking industry by Republican lawmakers, many of which make trucking more dangerous; warns lawmakers against weakening regulation of industry, citing 17 percent increase in number of people who have died in accidents involving trucks between 2009 and 2013. MORE
Apr. 2, 2015
Trucking industry is seeking language in bill renewing federal Highway Trust Fund that would allow bigger and heavier trucks, proposal opposed by railroad industry, with both sides claiming safety issues in support of their argument; railroad industry stands to lose $6 billion annually if heavier trucks are permitted on nation's highways. MORE
Apr. 1, 2015
Death toll from gasoline tanker truck explosion in southeastern Mexico is now 14. MORE
Mar. 6, 2015
United States Postal Service says it will begin replacing its aging, outmoded fleet of Grumman mail trucks with what it calls its next-generation delivery vehicle; will seek to improve fuel efficiency and better compete with package delivery rivals; automakers are competing for $6 billion contract to make 180,000 vehicles. MORE
Feb. 17, 2015
Mexican prosecutor Rodolfo Rios says 2 cracked bolts let propane gas leak from a tanker truck causing Jan 29 explosion killing 5 people, wounding dozens and destroying most of Mexico City maternity hospital; investigation highlights hazards of improperly repaired and maintained propane gas tankers. MORE
Dec. 19, 2014
Daimler is setting aside 600 million euros, or $748 million, to cover potential costs arising from European Union investigation into possible price fixing by Europe's biggest truck makers. MORE
Nov. 14, 2014
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, hoping to ease truck traffic on streets and bridges, considers ways to increase number of rail cars crossing over from New Jersey to Brooklyn; expansion of current float-bridge system, where rail cars cross harbor on barges, would be less expensive than building train tunnel. MORE
Oct. 5, 2014
Editorial criticizes Transportation Dept for the delay in setting common-sense training standards for new truck drivers; contends standards should have been set 20 years ago. MORE
Sep. 19, 2014
Group of safety advocates and the Teamsters union sue Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration in federal court, saying agency has dragged its feet on long-overdue training requirements for commercial truck drivers; deaths and injures involving large trucks have been on the rise, even as overall automobile fatalities have fallen. MORE
Aug. 19, 2014
Obama administration says it is taking first step toward requiring future cars and light trucks be equipped with technology that enables them to warn each other of potential danger in time to avoid collisions. MORE
Aug. 10, 2014
The Upshot; trucking industry complains of too few qualified long-haul tractor-trailer drivers, but inflation-adjusted wages for those behind the wheel have fallen 6 percent over the past decade; shortage of drivers is indicative of bigger problem for economy. MORE
Jul. 4, 2014
Daimler demonstrates Mercedes-Benz Future Truck 2025 on stretch of A14 autobahn near Magdeburg in Germany; vehicle is capable of responding to traffic while driving completely autonomously down freeway at speeds of up to 52 miles per hour. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
Accidents like the crash that killed comedian James McNair and critically injured 30 Rock star Tracy Morgan when their limousine was hit by a tractor-trailer are highlighting need for better commercial vehicle safety; big trucks lag behind passenger cars in use of safety electronics and measures like collision-avoidance systems could mitigate accidents caused by driver distraction or fatigue. MORE
Jun. 22, 2014
Pickup truck manufacturers have begun adding camouflage designs as part of ever-escalating battle to find a competitive edge; fad has even extended to some luxury car brands. MORE
Jun. 17, 2014
Sleep-deprived driving--open secret among truckers--has once again come to the fore after accident involving comedian Tracy Morgan on New Jersey Turnpike; for decades, federal authorities have tried to ensure that truck drivers get adequate rest, but in business that lives by the clock, miles mean money; many commercial operators resist regulation. MORE
Jun. 14, 2014
Editorial condemns Senate Appropriations Committee decision to roll back regulations meant to keep fatigued truck drivers off roads; points to accident involving comedian Tracy Morgan, and says that current laws are too weak; urges Senate to resist pressures from trucking industry when voting on spending bill that includes requirement that truckers take at least 34 hours off after working 60 hours in seven consecutive days. MORE
Jun. 8, 2014
Around the Block column review of 2014 Ram 1500 EcoDiesel. MORE
Jun. 8, 2014
Behind the Wheel column review of 2015 GMC Sierra Denali 2500HD. MORE
May. 4, 2014
Ford estimates that roughly 57 percent of its F-150 pickup trucks are now shipped with V6 engines, reflecting decline in popularity of V8 engines that have long been model's mainstay. MORE
Apr. 12, 2014
Tractor-trailer strikes busload of students in Orland, Calif, killing 10 people and injuring more than 30; bus was carrying 43 high school students from urban areas in Southern California for a recruiting visit to Humboldt State University; FedEx vehicle jumped divider and struck bus, causing it to explode into flames. MORE
Mar. 9, 2014
Ford, pushing to streamline manufacturing and offer more efficient packages, will build its 2016 F-650 and F-750 medium-duty trucks with fully integrated powertrains and chassis; change will end Ford's 12-year partnership with Navistar International and move production from Mexico to Ohio. MORE
Feb. 23, 2014
Rachel Kushner article recounts how a stranger helped her at a truck stop when her car suddenly stopped working midway through a cross-country road trip; says experience helped her understand what it means to be overwhelmed by kindness. MORE
Feb. 19, 2014
Pres Obama orders development of tough new fuel efficiency standards for nation's fleet of heavy-duty trucks; aides say new regulations are part of what will be an increasingly muscular and unilateral campaign to tackle climate change through use of president's executive power. MORE
Nov. 12, 2013
Bloomberg administration, which has made cleaner air a priority for New York City, has taken steps to replace city's fleet of diesel-powered vehicles, including trucks used for picking up residential waste and recyclables, with newer, less-polluting models; city is also considering requiring about 8,300 private collection trucks to meet tougher federal emission control standards for diesel trucks set in 2007. MORE
Nov. 8, 2013
National Transportation Safety Board says federal safety officials missed or ignored warning signs before four crashes involving heavy trucks or intercity tour buses that left 25 people dead and 83 injured in 2013. MORE
Sep. 27, 2013
Prosecutors in Brooklyn and Manhattan charge 19 people in connection with scheme to help people who hoped for careers driving buses and trucks to cheat on commercial driver's license exam; organizers, who face up to 20 years in prison, provided answers and bribed security guards at several New York State Department of Motor Vehicles offices. MORE
Aug. 18, 2013
Today's long-haul truckers are becoming increasingly technologically connected; Web-connected devices and apps are providing information on routes and road conditions, entertainment and communication. MORE
May. 30, 2013
Part of Flushing Meadows-Corona Park was turned into a one-day vehicle and equipment show for companies interested in selling their products to city agencies. MORE
May. 8, 2013
Double tanker transporting gas strikes containment wall on highway in Mexico City suburb, bursting into flames and killing 22 people and injuring 31. MORE
Apr. 23, 2013
Trucking industry is expanding its use of natural gas for many reasons, including its low cost and lower emissions; move could cut country's oil import bill. MORE
Mar. 21, 2013
Long-haul truck drivers who drink coffee or other caffeinated drinks are significantly less likely to have an accident than their uncaffeinated peers, a new study found. MORE
Dec. 30, 2012
TrailerTail developed by ATDynamics is designed to reduce aerodynamic drag generated at rear of trailers and improve fuel economy of long-haul trucks. MORE
Jul. 29, 2012
Around the Block column review of the 2012 Bi-Fuel Ford F-250 Lariat Super Duty 4x4 Crew Cab heavy-duty work truck. MORE
May. 5, 2012
Ohio Court of Appeals overturns 2011 ruling ordering the Ford Motor Company to pay $2 billion to commercial truck dealers who claim they were overcharged by the company for more than a decade. MORE
Mar. 9, 2012
Five employees of the Greenwood 2 trucking company in Brooklyn are accused of stealing more than $5 million in union benefit money from Local 282, the truck drivers' union, through a complicated embezzlement scheme; all five, including company owner John Farnsworth, face charges including embezzlement and fraud. MORE
Nov. 22, 2011
More truck drivers are choosing to eschew traditionally unhealthy lifestyle of their profession, as trucking companies offer incentives for them to lower blood pressure, stop smoking and lose weight; sedentary nature of job and lack of healthy food options have led to eighty-six percent of truck drivers being overweight or obese, fact that has significantly raised insurance costs for their employers. MORE
Oct. 22, 2011
Mexican tractor-trailer crosses border into the United States for first time under the North American Free Trade Agreement; trucking program had been stalled for years by American opponents who claimed it would put highway safety and American jobs at risk. MORE
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September 18, 2015, Friday
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September 8, 2015, Tuesday
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Migrant Crisis Tests Core European Value: Open Borders
People flooding into Europe, and an inability to accommodate them in an organized way, may be starting to fray a commitment to erase old borders.
September 1, 2015, Tuesday
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Europe Reels From More Migrant Deaths on Land and Sea
Deaths of about 150 people at sea near Libya and 71 found in a truck in Austria came as the United Nations reported a surge in 2015 migrations.
August 29, 2015, Saturday
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The Trucks Are Killing Us
Death rates are rising even as Congress is caving to trucking industry pressure and loosening regulations.
August 22, 2015, Saturday
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Off the Road
It was just another truck, until the engine finally died.
August 9, 2015, Sunday
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A Senate Bill That Makes Roads and Railroads Less Safe
Legislation that could be considered this week would allow younger interstate truckers and undermine safety on roads and rails in numerous other ways.
July 21, 2015, Tuesday
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Proposed Rule for Big Trucks Aims at Cutting Fuel Emissions
The rule is the latest in a series of pollution constraints that President Obama has introduced as he seeks to make tackling climate change a cornerstone of his legacy.
June 20, 2015, Saturday
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Reducing Fuel Use by Trucks to Improve Energy Security
Dennis C. Blair, former director of national intelligence, calls for cutting fuel consumption.
June 9, 2015, Tuesday
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Tuesday, May 10, 2011The Lipscomb baseball team fell to Tennessee Tech 12-9 in non-conference action at Bush Stadium in Cookeville, Tenn., Tuesday night.
The Bisons led 5-0 heading into the bottom of the second but the Golden Eagles scored three in the second, three in the third and five in the sixth to hold off the Bisons for the second time this year.
Lipscomb had plenty of opportunities Tuesday to bring home a victory to Nashville but the Bisons stranded 12 runners on base including bases loaded in the second, sixth and seventh innings.
The Bison pitching staff didn't help its own cause as well, issuing nine free passes (eight walks and one hit-by-pitch) on Tuesday.
After both teams went three up and three down in the first inning, the Bisons exploded for five runs on four hits in the top of the second to take an early 5-0 lead. Matt Brewer's second inning two-RBI double to the gap in left-center scored Tennyson Dodd and Josh Chism to give the Bisons an early 2-0 lead. Kyle Henry and Ricky Coleman then walked to load the bases for M.L. Williams. Williams came through in the clutch as he looped a soft-liner into right-field for a one-out two-RBI single to give the Bisons a 4-0 advantage. The junior outfielder later scored in the inning on a wild pitch to make it 5-0 in favor of Lipscomb. The Bisons had a chance to add more runs and potentially break the game open in the second inning but they left the bases loaded.
Tennessee Tech (20-25) started to chip away at the Bisons lead in the bottom of the second with three runs of their own on four hits.
With the Bisons leading 5-3 after two innings, the Golden Eagles recorded back-to-back two-out home runs off Lipscomb reliever Gil Rehwinkel to take its first lead of the game at 6-5.
Lipscomb tied the game at six when they took advantage of one of Tech's three errors in the game in the top of the fifth.
One inning later, the Bisons retook the lead at 7-6 on Josh Chism's one-out RBI-single in the top of the sixth. M.L. Williams led off the sixth with a single to center and then stole second base before moving to third on T.J. Hoelzer's ground out. Richie Goodenow then walked before Chism notched his team-high 35th RBI of the season.
With the Bisons holding onto a slim lead (7-6), Tennessee Tech sent eight batters to the plate and took advantage of two walks and hit by pitch in what led to a five-run bottom of the sixth for the home team.
Lipscomb trailed 11-7 until chipping away at the Golden Eagles lead with two runs on one hit in the top of the seventh to cut the Golden Eagle to 11-9.
Tech outhit Lipscomb 11-10 on Tuesday as the Bisons fell to 9-15 in non-conference play.
Offensively Brewer, Chism, Hoelzer and Williams led the Bisons with two hits a piece Tuesday.
The Bisons will entertain the nation's 15th-ranked team this weekend as they host the Hatters of Stetson University for a three-game series at Ken Dugan Field.
Friday's game against the Hatters (37-11 overall, 20-4 A-Sun) will be at 6 p.m., under the lights at Stephen Lee Marsh Stadium. Saturday's game will be "Senior Day" and it will start at 2 p.m., while Sunday's game is at Noon.


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Average retail gasoline prices in Utah have risen 1 cent per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.39/g Sunday, according to GasBuddy's daily survey of 1,171 gas outlets in Utah. This compares with the national average that has fallen 2.5 cents per gallon in the last week to $3.64/g, according to gasoline price website GasBuddy.com.
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Bridge Port Veterinary Clinic, Ogdensburg, no longer will board stray dogs, but other arrangements already have been made for the more than a dozen municipalities affected by the decision.
Weve all been going to Bridge Port for years and years, but all good things come to an end, said James E. Pipher, dog warden for seven towns and several villages. Theyre winding down.
When Mr. Pipher started in dog control 22 years ago, he typically picked up 100 strays annually. That number has shrunk, mostly because he has a better handle on which dogs belong to whom. In the last year, he picked up 11 strays.
Every single one was adopted or was picked up by their owners except for one sick dog, Mr. Pipher said. That was an accomplishment, I thought.
With Bridge Port out of the picture, Mr. Pipher made arrangements to board what dogs he does pick up at Maple Ridge Kennels at Langdon Corners for their five-day waiting period. He is working on a way to advertise dogs that become adoptable.
Daniel R. Moyer, the dog warden for seven towns, tried to persuade the town of Gouverneur to let him bring dogs to its pound. Mr. Moyer is dog warden for Gouverneur, as well as for the town of Rossie, which has a contract to house its strays at the Gouverneur pound.
However, Gouverneur was not enthusiastic, Supervisor Robert R. Ritchie said.
We felt our pound isnt big enough, he said.
Instead, Mr. Moyer converted a storage building on land he owns on County Route 10 in the town of Rossie into a pound for strays he picks up in Macomb, Pitcairn, Morristown, Edwards and DePeyster. DePeyster previously brought its strays to the St. Lawrence Valley Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Ogdensburg but balked when the price went up.
Mr. Moyer said he redesigned the building to meet state specifications and changed from a wood stove to propane heat. He has two large pens, four smaller pens and several outside exercise runs. Both Maple Ridge and Mr. Moyers pound were inspected by the state Department of Agriculture & Markets.
In the spring, Im looking at putting up a bigger building, Mr. Moyer said. I think its going to work out and be easier for people. Its more centrally located. Its actually going to save me gas and mileage.
Mr. Moyer does not generally pick up more than two or three strays annually for most of the towns he serves. Donations of dog food and cleaning supplies will help him keep dogs available for adoption longer.
He intends to advertise adoptable dogs on Facebook in the same fashion as the Gouverneur pound does.
I would much rather adopt a dog out than euthanize it, he said.
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RICHLAND COUNTY -- 20-vehicle pile-up had closed I-71 South just north of Rte. 13 in Richland County.
It reopened just before 8 p.m.
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NEWPORT CITY – Someday commercial property in the designated downtown may be worth more than the buildings that sit on it.
During the Dec. 19 Newport City Council meeting, City Manager John Ward Jr. said he, Mayor Paul Monette and Zoning Administrator Paul Dreher met with University of Vermont Professor Gary Flomenhoft to engage with a preliminary study of the potential positive impacts of a Land Value Taxation system as an alternative to the conventional municipal taxation system.
At the meeting, the council gave the okay for the free study to continue.
As it is now, taxes increase when property owners improve their buildings, but property owners who let their buildings go in disrepair see a decrease in taxes. The intent of a reformed tax structure is to give property owners an incentive to fix up their buildings and not see a tax increase.
"Some people are holding to their empty store fronts, waiting for the deal of the century," Dreher told the council. "They're (the buildings) appraised at $300,000 and they're going to turn around and sell them two years from now for $10 or $11 million when the biotech is in place. They don't have any incentive to do anything with the properties because their taxes are so low."
Communities elsewhere in the United Sates that have done this have seen improved economic development and healthy growth, Dreher said.
The problem with the proposed taxing system is that it is not legal in Vermont, at least not yet. Dreher has asked the Department of Housing and Community Affairs to look into changing legislation.
Smart Growth Vermont and the Vermont Land Conservancy will strategize with Newport. The UVM Department of Applied Economics will do the research at no cost.
"The state wants to change the policy," said Dreher. "It's a win-win for everybody."
The legislature will probably not take up the issue until at least the 2013 session.
If passed, Newport could become a pilot city for the system.
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Born February 6, 1937, in Central Falls, RI, Mr. Cotton was a son of the late William Christie Cotton, Jr. and Florence Anita LaRocque Cotton. He retired from the U.S. Air Force after serving more than 33 years during which time he earned many medals, commendations, and honors, including the Distinguished Flying Cross. He was a Catholic and a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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I'll check new reports of bugs to make sure they are actually rules violations. If they're not, I'll explain why that is, the rules can be odd sometimes! If they are, I'll add them to the "reported" section. Once there, I invite any players to try and reproduce these bugs. Please report your findings here, whether you can confirm the bug or whether you think the poster was mistaken for some reason. When a bug is confirmed like this, I'll move it to the "confirmed" section. This isn't because I don't believe anyone, it's simply to create a reliable list of bugs that can be reproduced so that Stainless have a shortlist of important things to look into. We're far more likely to get somewhere this way than just giving them everything anyone has ever experienced, or thought they experienced.
Thanks in advance for your input! If you have any feedback about this thread, or if you think it should be done differently, I'm open to suggestions. Hope this is helpful!
Update: I have put Mistaken? after some of the bugs in the reported section, if I have reason to believe these may have been reported in error. If no one confirms them in the near future, I'll remove them from the list to save space.
Please read this first:
- If you are reporting a bug about the rules of Magic not properly being followed, please consider first checking it by posting it in this thread. There it can be analyzed, and myself and other users can help you see if it's a real bug or some sort of misunderstanding. Once you have done this, or if you're virtually 100% sure the rules are being violated, then feel free to post it directly to here.
- If your report is of a technical nature (screens freezing, games not loading, failing to join online games etc.) please post this report in the Duels 2013 technical problems thread instead.
I have put some bugs in spoiler blocks if they require a lot of text to explain.
- You can get around the restriction of Silent Arbiter by selecting multiple attackers/blockers and then allowing the game timer to run down. [Fixed on PC 23.9.12]
- On PC, if my opponent casts Cultivate, the card that they put into their hand is not revealed. [Fixed on PC 24.8.12]
- Played Blatant Thievery in 2HG and opponent Twincast it. I choose an opponent's Serra Ascendant and an Island and he keeps the same Serra Ascendant as one target and a different Island that I have. The Islands properly trade places but he keeps the Serra Ascendant even though his Blatant Thievery shouldn't even do anything to the Ascendant (illegal target) and mine should take it. [Was reported, fixed on PC 24.8.12... now you can't keep the target the same, which is technically not correct but it's pointless to do so anyway so this is OK]
- Celestial Mantle is not triggering correctly. For example a 10/10 creature enchanted with CM and with trample is blocked by a 2/2 creature with deathtouch. Life total was not doubled like it should be. [Fixed on PC 24.8.12]
- If you control more than one Roaring Primadox and you use the upkeep ability of the first one that triggers to return another one, the ability of the returned one won't trigger. [Was reported, fixed on PC 17.8.12]
- Prey Upon sometimes doesn't cause Warren Instigator to be destroyed even though it should. It occurs at 2:20
here. Also true of Master of the Wild Hunt trying to destroy it with its ability. After this has happened, all kinds of crazy things happen like creatures not being destroyed when they should. Code goes totally haywire. [Fixed on PC 15.8.12]
- If your Phyrexian Obliterator is under an opponent's control and you damage it, you don't sacrifice permanents (and opponent sometimes sacrifices permanents instead) [Fixed on PC 15.8.12]
- If your Magma Phoenix, Firewing Phoenix, Chandra's Phoenix or Skarrgan Firebird is under an opponent's control and then killed, you can't retrieve them from your graveyard. [Fixed on PC, 15.8.12]
- In 2HG, my partner cast Disaster Radius and it killed my creatures too. There are even reports of it killing the caster's creatures. [Fixed on PC 14.8.12]
- Curiosity and Arm with Aether do not trigger for non-combat damage. [Fixed on PC 14.8.12]
- Ring of Evos Isle has granted hexproof to the creature it equips and then it is equipped to another creature and grants the new creature hexproof, all in the same turn. This causes the first creature to lose hexproof. [Fixed on PC, 13.8.12]
- Playing a Swamp after casting Mutilate causes the -X/-X to update to the new number of swamps. [eg. I have 6 Swamps and cast Mutilate, my opponent's 7/7 creature drops to 1/1. I then play another Swamp, and the creature drops to 0/0 and dies.] [Fixed on PC, 13.8.12]
- PS3,Liliana - Campaign - Revenge (using Jace's deck)- Using Mind Control on a Nantuko Shade and was able to attack with it immediately. [Fixed on PC, iPad]
- Firewing Phoenix is 4/1 instead of 4/2 on Steam, Xbox and PS3 and Yeva, Nature's Herald is 4/5 instead of 4/4. [Fixed on PC, iPad]
Reported bugs- If you have the time please see if you can reproduce any of these and report your findings!
[Ipad] My opponent has Soul Warden he enchanted with Celestial Mantle and I have enchanted it with Pariah. It attacks me and I don't block it. The Mantle's ability still triggers, doubling his life, even though I am never dealt any damage. [Reported 25.9.12]
[Ipad] Garruk player casts Predatory Rampage. He attacks with several creatures. I am ready to double block his Fangren Firstborn and still have a chance to recover. But the game automatically blocks for me and I can't change it. [Reported Ipad 25.9.12]
Opponent has an Auratouched Mage that we Clone. In response to it's triggered ability, we Murder our Clone so we can retrieve Mind Control and steal the original Mage. But rather than have it uselessy attached to our Clone, but nothing happens. We get no card. [Reported 25.9.12]
The AI can jump from Combat to End without ever being in the main phase. Why fuss? Because of Transluminant. I may want the 1/1 ready to attack on my next turn, but can't sac the 2/2 *before* combat - I may want to block and then sac it. The computer attacks with no one and suddenly I can't find time to sac it at all. [Reported 25.9.12]
- The way you choose to distribute damage for spreadable spells is really tedious and drawn out. This is normally just annoying and slows things down, but with Living Inferno it can make the card unusable. If you want to for example do all 8 damage to a creature right on the left of the screen (on a console version) you simply run out of time. I suggest firstly skip the player/creature window and just use avatars (or a button press of some sort on consoles) for switching to players. You'd probably then only have to press that button once if at all during damage assignment, once you're done putting damage on creatures first. And then, keep the cursor over the last selected target, as it's very common to want to put more damage on the same target.
- [Ipad] Talrand cast Disperse on my Tolsimir Wolf Blood. Rather than going back to my hand, it went in to my graveyard.
- Grand Arbiter Augustin IV does not cause opponents' spells cast using Future Sight from their libraries to cost more.
- I was playing against the Spiraling Mana challenge where the opponent uses Cloudpost and Helix Pinnacle to win. I had a Dominus of Fealty out and used it to take control of one of his Cloudpost. Unfortunately I was forced to use this land to cast spells first, I couldn't change lands despite having a few low cost spells that I could cast using basic lands.[Reported 23.9.12]
- [PS3] Royal Assasin sometimes can't be activated, ie Creature attacks, you should be able to activate and kill it, but it doesn't work, EOT tap, sometimes doesn't work. [Reported 23.9.12]
- [PC] The ability for Demigod of Revenge does not trigger when you cast it, it waits until it has entered the battlefield. This means the opponent can counter the Demigod and stop his ability from happening. Additional report: I think the problem with Demigod of Revenge is that the foil version doesn't get "resurrected" when a normal version gets played. When a foil Demigod is played, everything is fine. [Reported 23.9.12]
- Cards that force you to act as if "may" was "must": Creakwood Liege, Ophidian Eye, Wall of Reverence [Reported 23.9.12]
- If you give an opponent Puca's Mischief they can exchange control of a target permanent with a target permanent they also control, however this shouldn't be possible as the card specifically states you can only exchange with an opponent's permanent as stated by the card. [Reported 23.9.12]
- Bloodchief Ascension did not get a counter when an opponent was killed that turn (so no longer in the game) but took 2 or more damage during the turn. [Reported 21.9.12]
- Was playing against the Izzet deck in campaign on iPad. Used Lyzolda, the Blood Witch's ability to sacrifice a Sootstoke Kindler. The ability resolved without doing 2 damage and without drawing a card. So it apparently didn't recognize that the hybrid card was both red and black. [Reported 21.9.12]
- An opponent stole Chancellor of the Spires with Mind Control, and we then Cloned the Chancellor and used it to cast Blatant Thievery to steal Mind Control, assuming it would give us the creature back, but it didn't. [Reported 21.9.12]
- Activating Liliana's Shade's ability triggers Lurking Predators. [Reported 15.9.12, I could not reproduce]
- [PC] Playing 2HG, I cast Chancellor of the Spires, located Mutilate and all creatures died. I control no Swamps so this shouldn't have happened, but it may have been counting my partner's Swamps (playing Obediant Dead). [Reported 13.8.12]
- Opponent exiled a Erratic Portal from my deck with Nightmare Incursion. The game then glitched when I cast another Erratic Portal from my hand.
- Forced Fruition has caused me to have over 20 cards in my hand in a turn. When it comes to discarding at end of turn, it doesn't stop when I've picked the required number but carries on until I've picked my whole hand. But even then it doesn't progress until the timer runs out, and then it just discards randomly. [Screenshot: Notice all 25 cards have been greyed out as they have been selected]
- Grand Ossuary doesn't let me target my creature equipped with Swiftfoot Boots. (not sure if it's a general Hexproof problem or if it's the boots.) [Was it on my turn? Otherwise hexproof would prevent targeting as opponent controls the ability]
- Nephalia:Two problems with Nephalia: It does not show any animation for its Chaos ability. (By contrast, its end of turn effect does animate the card that goes to an opponent's hand.) Why fuss over this? Because to know what that target line points to you have to stop the timer in the brief moment between the targeting and resolution, and then use lots of clicks to the graveyard browser to figure out what it is, all for something you can't actually affect with anything in the game.
If you have 8+ cards after the end of turn effect, the game immediately asks you which one to discard without showing what 7 cards were put in your graveyard, and no way to get to the graveyard browser while the "please discard a card" popup is showing.
- Land that changes control has problems displaying correctly when tapped. It'll hide other tapped lands below it and show only 4 tapped maximum.
- I'm playing against 3 opponents, with Kharasha Foothills out. I attack with Soul Warden, and other creatures. The 2 copies of the Warden do not "see" each other entering, I only gain 2 life (from the original Warden). Also there is no way to tell which tokens will get exiled at end of turn, which could be important if there are also tokens created by Rite of Replication for example. I suspect this is just one of many examples where "invisible" effects like this cannot be determined once something has entered the battlefield.
- Bloodhill Bastion lets you target some token creatures such as a Rite of Replication copy of Jhessian Zombies (final Planechase campaign match) but not others like those created by Talrand, Sky Summoner.
- Takenuma can return shroud creatures to your hand on chaos roll.
- Odd combat phase:I'm experiencing odd behavior in the combat phase, sometimes a large number of cards will automaticaly be assigned to attack, or a blocker will pop up automaticaly without being told too, and I've also experienced all the forced blockers of a Taunting Elf all backing off when attacking with a large force several times when this stuff is happening. It seems a bit random, but it is happening to me mainly when there's a lot of cards in play. I was using the Ancient Wilds deck in a Two-Headed Giant game with 3 AI players, with around 40 creature cards/tokens on my part of the field when it was happening. I've experienced it on 2 different computers in the same day under the same conditions.
- Ipad achievements:On player status screen, achievements are, and stay, at 0/0. Despite having finished all campaign modes. Every achievement picture is greyed out. Winning a challenge claims to unlock the Magic: The Puzzling and Challenge Master achievements, yet nothing shows on the player status screen. My theory is that this was triggered by my unlocking cards in every deck with promo codes before doing so by playing, which may have messed up the Jack of All Trades achievement.
- Interplanar Tunnel does not show to anyone the Phenomena revealed while looking for five Planes.
- Reality Shaping can cause freezing. If a player has no available permanent spells in their hand to select, the game won't progress or give you a "finish" button.
- Norn's Dominion: you can't put fate counters on lands (unless they are also creatures.)
- In online game against AI, sometimes can't change who you are attacking without first cancelling the attack.
- German version translation errors: Favorable Winds does not mention the +1/+1 part, and There's a Plane which lets you destroy a creature if you roll the dice correctly. The card text says you destroy a land (when it's obviously a non land).
- Evolving Wilds didn't produce the land selection window, resulting in being unable to fetch a land / Ipad, exalted deck: Evolving Wilds does not put the land you select onto the battlefield making it useless. [remaining D12 glitch]
- In Planechase, with Orzhova, rolling a blank can lead to exiling exiling cards from graveyards. AI rolling blanks didn't seem to cause exiling. [PC, 2 human, 2 AI]
- No penalty for conceding in online games on PS3.
- Multiplayer Planechase- cannot change who I attack. When I attempted to deselect and reattack the target's own creatures attacked him.
Bolas casts Slave of Bolas on my creature and it's sacrificed at end of turn. When I cast a kicked Marshal's Anthem I'm not able to select my creature. [Confirmed not fixed on PC 8.10.12]
Bolas uses Mindclaw Shaman to cast something from my hand, and I then can't return that card to my hand later with Archaeomancer. [Confirmed not fixed on PC 30.9.12]
My opponent played Mana Leak to counter one of my spells but I couldn't seem to choose what colour of mana to use for the as the additional cost from Mana Leak, when I'm using a multicolour deck. [Confirmed 25.9.12]
On ipad, 2hg, Defense of the Heart is out and both opponents go to 4 creatures out on same turn. Defense of the heart triggers, I choose my two creatures, and then nothing happens. Creatures are not put into play and next turn doesn't stop. Speculation: Defense is trying to trigger twice, once for each opponent, and gets into some sort of loop? [Confirmed on PS2 25.12.9]
In 2HG I sac'd my Dauntless Escort to give my guys indestructibility and it gave it to my partner's guys too even though it says creatures I control. [Confirmed on PC and Xbox 21.9.12]
Examples SS:
Land count: 11 forests, 9 swamps
I remove Damnation and the land count goes to 8! forests 12 swamps
Second example SS:
Land count: 11 forests, 9 swamps
I exchange the Guldan oracle (one green mana) with Greater Good - land count goes to 9 forests, 11 swamps
Same thing happens if I add Rancor as 61st card; land count goes from 11 forests to 9 forests.
- My opponent used Telemin Performance and got my Demigod of Revenge. The next turn I killed his demigod, and the following turn played another demigod of my own. The one that was in my graveyard never came out. Another example:[Confirmed 23.9.12]Same thing happened to me twice, but with Rise from the Grave and an opponent's Reanimate. It seems like anytime your opponent puts your Demigod onto the battlefield under their control, when it dies the game still thinks it doesn't belong to you. This was on Steam.
- Many achievements are failing to unlock sometimes, or all of the time, even if you get a message saying you've unlocked it. [Confirmed 23.9.12]
- Greater Good:[Confirmed 23.9.12]I found a strange bug last night (Steam, multiplayer 1v1). I had Greater Good and 2 Yavimaya Elder in play. On two occasions, I sacrificed the Elder using greater good instead of the Elder's ability in response to a kill spell (I needed to keep 2 mana open). The first time, the option to pick lands came up twice for the Elder, and I appeared to pick 4 lands + the 2 cards from Greater Good. I only drew 2 lands however, and had to discard 3 cards as normal, so I chalked it up to a graphical glitch. The second time I sacrificed the Elder (2 turns later), however, was worse. The same pick lands thing came up twice - so I appeared to draw 4 lands when I actually only drew 2. And I drew 2 cards from Greater Good. But when I had to discard - I had to discard 6 cards overall. It was as if the game thought I sacrificed 2 Elders, so had to discard 6 cards, when I only sacrificed one.
- When the 2/2 tokens from Mitotic Slime die, they don't produce the 1/1 tokens. [Confirmed 21.9.12, but reported to work correctly on PC and PS3]
- I used Defense of the Heart against Garruk to summon Drana and a Sewer Nemesis. Garruk had only one card in his graveyard - Nature's Lore. Sewer nemesis has */* where * = "the number of cards in the chosen player's graveyard". I chose Garruk. My Nemesis died immediately. [Confirmed 21.9.12]
- Targeting problems: Consume Strength and Drooling Groodion do not show which target is going to get the bonus and which is going to get hurt, making it impossible to respond properly. Incremental Growth, Incremental Blight and Deathbringer Liege don't distinguish targets and do different things to each target. Selesnya Guildmage doesn't show which ability has been activated. [Confirmed 19.9.12, updated 19.9.12]
- Chaotic Aether should stop if you planeswalk for any reason, but the game incorrectly keeps it going until you planeswalk from a die roll. For example, the effect will incorrectly linger if you planeswalk via the text of Aretopolis, Lair of the Ashen Idol or Grand Ossuary. [Confirmed 3.9.12, updated 19.9.12]
- Cards which force you to act, ignoring the "may" clause: Veilborn Ghoul, Kharasha Foothills (big problem with legends and especially Phage the Untouchable and causes problems in multiplayer in general with many cards), Sphinx-Bone Wand, Genesis Wave (also problems with not putting other cards in graveyard, not going through correct amount of cards etc), Squadron Hawk, Curiosity, Vengevine, Rampaging Baloths, Avenger of Zendikar, Chancellor of the Spires (both abilities, but second one is biggest problem), Archon of Redemption, Goblin Arsonist, Liliana's Shade (like Squadron Hawk allows use of Archive Trap) [Updated 18.9.12]
- I control Phyrexian Obliterator and you have put one of my creatures on the battlefield under your control with Bribery, Rise from the Grave or Telemin Performance. Your creature blocks my Obliterator, taking enough damage for your creature to go to the graveyard. I now sacrifice the permanents instead of you. Doesn't happen with Mind Control. [Personally confirmed on PC 16.9.12, updated 18.9.12]
- Yeva in the campaign somehow cast Wolfbriar Elemental for no mana and kicked 100 times. Also campaign Ajani managed to produce 100 tokens with White Sun's Zenith, kicking it for zero. (Pearl Medallion was present, so maybe by some bizarre wrap-around internal logic 0-1=100 for the AI? Cannot reproduce bug for player controlled Zenith.) [Screenshot] [Updated 13.9.12]
- If you have the maximum number of a certain type of token (100) and you gain more tokens of that type, this doesn't trigger entering the battlefield abilities such as Soul Warden and Archon of Redemption. Even if the game wipes the extra tokens off, they still entered the battlefield so should trigger these abilities. [Personally confirmed on PC 12.9.12]
- One of my lands is about to leave the battlefield (say the ability of Acidic Slime is on the stack targeting it). In reponse, I do something costing 1 mana (like pumping Liliana's Shade once). The game should realize that tapping the land that's about to leave is the best move, but it doesn't and can just tap other lands to generate the mana. I have no way of making it tap the targeted land. [Personally confirmed on PC 11.9.12]
- Your Panoptic Mirror has imprinted Rite of Replication. I cast Time Warp on myself, then steal the Mirror with Blatant Thievery. When the Mirror's ability triggers on my next free turn, it doesn't give me the option to kick the spell. Doesn't always happen though. [Personally confirmed on PC 8.9.12]
- Turn the Tables targeted an attacking Dawn Elemental and caused it to be destroyed by the damage. [Personally confirmed on PC 8.9.12]
- Using Fiend Hunter to exile a Forest animated by Awakener Druid causes the Forest to be put visually in the wrong place, "under" your land rather than Hunter. Screenshot Same problem if it's exiled by Journey to Nowhere. [Updated 7.9.12]
- When Sublime Archangel grants exalted to a creature that already has it, the multiple instances are not displayed in any way (although the game calculates them correctly when they attack alone). The exalted icon beside it could have a number over it for multiple instances. [Personally confirmed on PC 30.8.12, updated 3.9.12]
- iPad: I just completed the 10th challenge, it says "Unlocked Achievement - Challenge Master", but it does not update my achievement list with Game Center nor does it appear unlocked in the Player Status. Everytime i do a challenge again it does the same: it says "Unlocked Achievement -Challenge Master ", but it does not update my achievement list with Game Center nor does it appear unlocked in the Player Status. [Confirmed 28.8.12]
- iPad: Cannot get Fearless Explorer achievement. I have beaten all of the encounters (more than once) and it won't give it to me. It announces I have the achievement after every victory, but the never records it. [Confirmed 28.8.12]
- Dread somehow jumping back into the library from the player's hand, stopping the player getting decked, even though it didn't go to the graveyard. [Confirmed 28.8.12]
- If Body Double/Clone is copying Ember Hauler from the graveyard, and you use its ability to target Goblin Piledriver, the damage doesn't get dealt like it should. This appears to be the game failing to use "last known information", a problem I reported with the D12 engine. If you instead copy Goblin Arsonist with Clone and it dies, you can't even target Goblin Piledriver with it's death trigger. [Personally confirmed on PC and updated 27.8.12]
- An opponent uses Rise from the Grave/Bribery etc. to put my Massacre Wurm onto the battlefield under their control. In response to its enter-the-battlefield ability, someone uses Unsummon on it. When the Wurm's ability resolves, it now affects my opponent's creatures rather than mine. [Personally confirmed on PC 27.8.12]
- If you are at 9999 life (the maximum the game allows) and you gain more life, Well of Lost Dreams triggers but won't let you pay more than 0. [Personally confirmed on PC 27.8.12]
- The "more info" tab on rebound cards doesn't mention that the card has to be cast from your hand to be exiled and then eventually copied. [Personally confirmed on PC 27.8.12]
- Augur of Bolas's ability does not let you look at the top 3 cards of your library, it only shows you the instants and sorceries, and the rest then get put on the bottom of your library without you seeing them. (Using Bribery or Clone etc. against Bolas) [Personally confirmed on PC and updated, 21.8.12]
- Last known information not being used: Grindclock's mill ability is activated while it has some counters. In response it is bounced by Into the Roil. When the ability resolves it should still mill but the game doesn't mill at all. Same problem with Wild Pair- If I cast a creature from my hand, Giant Growth it in response to Wild Pair trigger, let Giant Growth resolve, then remove the creature from the battlefield before the Wild Pair ability resolves, it doesn't use last known information but uses the default power/toughness of the creature instead. [Personally confirmed on PC and updated, 21.8.12]
- If Twincast copies a spell that requires an additional cost, it makes you pay the cost or else the spell fails. You shouldn't pay it at all, and the spell should use the same information as the original paid cost. Applies to Goblin Grenade, Momentous Fall, Natural Order. (I suspect also Disaster Radius) [I Checked 16.8.12, not fixed in patch, updated 21.8.12] Rule reference:706.10. To copy a spell or activated ability means to put a copy of it onto the stack; a copy of a spell isn't cast and a copy of an activated ability isn't activated. A copy of a spell or ability copies both the characteristics of the spell or ability and all decisions made for it, including modes, targets, the value of X, and additional or alternative costs. (See rule 601, "Casting Spells." ) Choices that are normally made on resolution are not copied. If an effect of the copy refers to objects used to pay its costs, it uses the objects used to pay the costs of the original spell or ability. A copy of a spell is owned by the player under whose control it was put on the stack. A copy of a spell or ability is controlled by the player under whose control it was put on the stack. A copy of a spell is itself a spell, even though it has no spell card associated with it. A copy of an ability is itself an ability.
- I have Panoptic Mirror with card(s) imprinted on it. I activate the imprint ability, and then choose to cancel instead of picking a value for X. I then cannot select any of my previously imprinted cards on future upkeep triggers. [Personally confirmed on PC 19.8.12]
- Since the patch Odric, Master Tactician has become bugged, not letting you choose blockers. Seems to be on Ipad/PC but not Xbox, and doesn't happen against AI. Please see this post and also this on gameFAQ. Another example:[Confirmed 15.8.12, updated 18.8.12]I've being on the receiving side of Odric once and had some pretty weird behavior. For me it looked like my creatures didn't block anything, his turn ended, then on my turn I couldn't play a card at all until "synching" appeared. Then all my creatures died as if they had blocked his.
- The Living Weapon mechanic is not explained in the "more info" tab (currently relevant to challenges only). [Personally confirmed on PC 17.8.12]
- If you pump up Liliana's Shade with its ability, then its killed and brought back with Rise from the Grave all in the same turn, it retains its buffs. This also applies to being Unsummoned and recast. Also affects others like Nantuko Shade, Timbermaw Larva, Clickslither, Nightwing Shade [I Checked 16.8.12, Liliana Shade at least is still bugged, not fixed in patch]
- If you have taken control of another player's Sapphire Medallion (say with Blatant Thievery), it's cost reduction won't work with cards played using Future Sight. [Personally confirmed on PC, 14.8.12]
- [Desperate Measures challenge, PC] Phyrexian Processor's enter-the-battlefield ability acts like a triggered ability, whereas it should be a replacement effect (in other words, it should happen instantly not use the stack). [Personally confirmed on PC 13.8.12]
- Archive Trap can be cast for if your opponent searches your library instead of their own (eg Bribery). [Confirmed 13.8.12]
- You can target yourself with Cone of Flame, Goblin Artillery's ability and your own permanents with Beast Within even though simplified targeting is turned on. [Personally confirmed on PC, updated 10.8.12]
- I have Manaplasm on the battlefield. I cast a spell, and my opponent counters it (before the Manaplasm's ability resolves). When the Manaplasm ability then resolves, it doesn't get the bonus like it still should. [Personally confirmed on PC 8.8.12]
- Having a crowded battlefield can cause Future Sight to not display the top card of your library, although you can still play it. When you have no cards left in library it lets you to play a non-existent card from the top, causing a crash. [Updated 8.8.12]
- Genesis wave example:I cast Genesis Wave for 6. I can verify this from noting what the card said on the pop-up, and by counting how many tapped lands I now have. It put Nature's Lore in my discard pile (below the Wave itself, on top of the stuff already there). It put 2 Forests in play. It put a Primordial Hydra in play briefly, which ended up on top of the copy of the Wave in the discard pile. That triggered the ability of Takenuma and I drew a Khalni Hydra. That's 4 total cards.
I'm guessing the Plane triggering in the middle of things caused a problem, or else some sort of chaos with the variable cost of the hydra... actually either hydra. It's possible the X cost on the first hydra crashed the "look at X cards" loop and it stops looking.
- Goblin Assault has two possibly different bugs where it fails to force either yours or your opponent's Goblins to attack.
- The cards exiled by Nightmare Incursion are not revealed before being exiled, at which point no one can view them.
- Wheel and Deal text error:Playing against AI. Casting Wheel and Deal and when the window pops ups saying "Choose" and shows the players, the sub text in the lower window says "Wheel and Deal Choose a player to draw seven cards, then discard seven cards." which is not what the card does.
- In 1 vs 1, when you cast Wheel and Deal you are forced to target your opponent.
- Clone normally tells you "this is Clone" in the more info tab. But when it copies a token, it stops saying this. On PC it also stops having the icon that shows it is Clone. It has the "token" page under more info, which is incorrect. Clone is still a card not a token.
- There is no indication which opponents have been targeted by Wheel and Deal, so you can't respond properly and you can't decide not to target any opponents. [Reported not to be the case on xbox, which platforms is this a problem for? Or happens randomly?]
- Oblivion Ring gives you the option to not choose a target when its ability triggers, but there is no "may" here. Confirmed on PC, by pressing the "finish" button to skip targeting. Bizarrely Journey to Nowhere does work as per the (very similar) card text.
- You can't choose to give your opponents creatures with the chaos ability of Lair of the Ashen Idol [PS3, Planeschase vs AI]. Also on iPad:I experienced this vs 3 AI. I tried to give a zombie token to Ajani. I was presented with the avatar pics of all 4 players and kept touching Ajani and nothing happened but whoever I touched last was highlighted. So I highlighted Ajani and tapped "Finish" and to my dismay nobody got a token.
- In some situations, when you select an attacker the cursor does not move automatically to the next possible attacker meaning you have to keep manually moving the cursor to select lots of attackers. [Happens in 1vs1 online, at least].
- In 2HG, we have Panoptic Mirror with Time Warp imprinted, and Debtors' Knell. The upkeep trigger from Knell somehow stops the Panoptic Mirror trigger from working at all. Also reports of it triggering in the first upkeep after exiling a card, but then failing to trigger in future upkeeps. Example 1:With Followed Footsteps, Soul Warden, and Ajani's Pridemate on the board, the mirror flashed as if it was going to trigger, but simply moved on to the other triggered effects without casting the spell imprinted on it. I bounced the mirror and the footsteps, then the mirror worked fine when recast and reimprinted. I did not recast the footsteps, but I have seen footsteps and mirror work together properly in the past without the other two triggers.Example 2:I was playing Revenge campaign against Ajani. The first card I copied was Sleight of Hand, which triggered the copy on the next Upkeep, but I noticed to some dismay that on the second upkeep it didn't copy the card, even though it was sitting there underneath the mirror (exiled). On that turn, I imprinted Disperse, and on the next upkeep, it gave me the option to copy Disperse only - Sleight of Hand was sitting there next to Disperse, however it wasn't highlighted and I wasn't able to select it. So I cast a copy of Disperse, and then on the next and all following Upkeeps the copy abilty did not trigger at all, even though the two imprinted cards where still underneth the mirror (exiled). The game was over within a few turns, the mirror was my last chance of winning (this is another cheating Revenge opponent IMO). I also had the Spinx-Bone Wand in play, which I had cast the turn before I cast the mirror.
- Flames of the Firebrand does not tell you how much damage has been directed to each target when there are two target lines. Same problem with Inferno Titan and Grand Ossuary.
- With Time Distortion in effect, I cast Time Warp, finished that turn and had my second one. After that it should have gone counter clockwise, but it went back clockwise to the guy on my left. Then after his turn I got to go again.
- For cards like Innocent Blood or Morphic Tide (where Auras are entering the battlefield) that require simultaneous choices by players, it is meant to follow a strict order with players knowing the previous choices. But choices are always made simultaneously. If the choices are being made from hidden zones, you should still know whether or not they intend to make an optional choice, and how many cards have been chosen if appropriate, even though you can't see what cards will be chosen.
- Problems with selecting the card you want from library searchers on Ipad, sometimes need to drag it to the area over and over.
- Steam FFA. Twice, in different duels, a monster would suddenly randomly attack someone even when it wasn't that person's turn and once my creatures attacked me. [Screenshot]
- With Glen Elendra out and an AI opponent swings for lethal against another opponent, if that player loses from the damage, the player who attacked is able to gain exchange control withany other creature on the battlefield, instead of it just cancelling.
- Problems with inflatable creatures like Liliana's Shade on xbox. The pump ability resolves, but then does not raise power/toughness. Even when it does, the Shade inflated to 4/4 won't kill a 1/3 creature. Sometimes pumped amount just floats above card in white. Seems to be only in online play not single player. [Screenshot]
- Ipad: No button appears for choosing card to put on top of deck for Quicksilver Sea, game ends and hangs. Bottom of library is fine. [Screenshot 1 Screenshot 2]
- Max life total on player status screen reverts to 20 and stays there even though I've achieved much higher.
- Opponent controls Goblin Goon and 1 other creature. I control two creatures. Yet Goon was able to attack and block.
- Unlocked progress being deleted on Steam version, often to do with problems with Cloud files.
- You can get around the restriction of Taunting Elf. Watch from about 5:20 here.
- Not given enough time to choose cards from deck with Nightmare Incursion, and incorrect prompts being created for spells you cast afterwards (especially if the timer has run out while selecting). Also see this thread.
- Got Praetor Slayer achievement, showing all 5 mana symbols cracked after doing the two versions with Vorinclex and Jin-Gitaxias.
- Latency issues causing inability to stop timers.
- Cephalid Broker's ability sometimes makes you draw 4 cards instead of 2.
- Incorrect "you have unlocked a card" messages, for example after losing or when the deck is fully unlocked.
- Players can stall indefinitely without the timer ever passing the turn.
- I attacked with a 4/4 creature, Talrand blocked with two 2/2 drakes and played Hydrosurge on my creature. The game asked me which of the two drakes I wanted to deal -1 damage to. [Should be zero damage even with -1 power, looks like display error]
- Video of glitch:PC FFA- [Video]
Occasionally when declaring attackers, selecting a different player to attack, instead of shifting the target of the attacking creature, causes one of the target player's cards to target himself. Twice it occured even though the bugged creature was tapped, and once it even happened to my non-creature artifact. The creatures dealt damage to their owners too, although my artifact did not damage me (assuming because if it were considered an attacker it would be a 0/0) For example: During my attacking phase, I have an untapped Pyre Charger. Player 1 has a tapped Brindle Boars. I declare Pyre Charger to attack. Pyre Charger auto-targets Player 2, so I correct him by clicking the portrait of Player 1. Instead of Pyre Charger switching targets, Player 1's tapped Brindle Boars suddenly target Player 1. Additionally, Pyre Charger's target does not change from Player 2. Undeclaring and then redeclaring Pyre Charger will allow him to choose the desired target. The Brindle Boars cannot be undeclared. Once I order the attack to commence, Player 1 takes damage from both Pyre Charger and Brindle Boars. This glitch also happened a total of 3 times.
The bugs happen at the following points in the video: 6:00 - HUD Freeze; 7:45 - Mind Control; 18:35 - HUD Freeze; 20:05 - Mind Control; 26:45 - Mind Control; 28:55 - HUD Freeze; 29:30 - I describe exactly what is happening and what actions I'm taking every time the Mind Control Glitch occurs. AMD Phenom II X4 965; GTX 560ti; 16gb Corsair Vengeance RAM; Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit