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The only image missing is Bountiful Landscape (the Temur upgraded panorama). Thanks to u/askvo for the number crunch sheet.

EDIT 1: Bountiful Landscape is added. All card images displayed in the file.

EDIT 2: does anyone have an English image of Wastescape Battlemage (0007) and a non-retro frame image of Monstrous Vortex (0162)?

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1f1xQbY9iZEVNbwqz0jnolDY81bMWwcWz/view?usp=sharing



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Does anybody else lose interest in GothamChess videos because of his thumbnails and video titles?
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Does anybody else lose interest in GothamChess videos because of his thumbnails and video titles?

I wasn't the part of the Gotham chess boom during Covid-19 times and prefered other chess streamers such as Agadmator or Chessbrahs. In recent times I developed interest in Levy for his Road to GM series and actually find his content appealing. I like watching him more than for example GM Hikaru.

However, when I open youtube and see one of his new videos, I immediately lose interest because of its clickbait title and thumbnail. Like, I get that this is the way to lure kids into watching videos, but surely even they can predict the clickbait. Because EVERY SINGLE video is a fucking clickbait.

Check out the example from below:

GothamChess videos sample

Every video title is exaggerated with million exclamation marks. Every video has a clickbait title: Tyler is not a GM, 100000000 elo chess is not possible, Magnus and Hiki are not playing chess 2.0,... Not to mention the brilliant move signs, Levy's sensational expressions, etc.

Of course I get that every streamer exaggerates a bit and sometimes uses clickbait to gain viewers. Let's look at GM Hikaru, for example or BotezLive:

GM Hikaru videos sampleBotezLive videos sample

It is a bit clickbaty and a bit exaggerated, but at least not straight up lies and million brilliant emotes.

I like GothamChess and his content, but I lose interest in watching his videos so fast because of thumbnails and titles. He is big enough of a celebrity now to stop caring only about luring in some kids and start building some self respect. I would imediately click on a video that was called: Road to GM episode 5 instead of GM LEVY! GM LEVY! GM LEVY! Maybe I'm too old really to be his target audience, but his videos have great content which is not only for kids.

Levy, if you see this, it is not ment as diss but constructive critique from some of your fans, who wish to enjoy your channel as well.


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