I found it so because I was playing Dimir Rogues, a deck that relies on evasive creatures with flying that had a somewhat hard time beating other aggressive decks
Speaking of something horrible, you might think that many of the cards in this deck are not good, or bad. This is a matter of opinion, but not only is it also an objective falsehood, its an archaic way of looking at reality
This can only be negated if there is a Giant Alakazam (I want to make this one later) card in play
Grolnok, the Omnivore Magic has enough cards and mechanics that work from the graveyard to make self-milling a reward unto itself but I wont object to a mill engine that throws in something extra to sweeten the deal
An army of 1/1s can be intimidating, but an army spearheaded by a single large creature is downright terrifying
Sure, mistakes can happen, but the whole point is to catch the mistakes before they cost a bunch of money