>>96008102
>T0 I reveal my hand of discard/counterspells and announce that I would like to draw.
>Explain that I will be selecting an opponent at random who does not agree to draw to throw all of this 1 for 1 interaction at.
>The guy in seat 4 or with a shit hand will hastily agree to this.
>The other two trannies are left to decide between flipping a coin for a chance to 1v1 him, or agreeing to my draw as well.
>We draw and all leave to go dilate now that our 11 hour match has been avoided.

>>95963112
It's just the nature of multiplayer FFA, especially in a game not designed to be played that way. If you extended the audience and playerbase for these tournaments beyond players already familiar with the format it would go even worse. As bad as cedh tournements are, nothing comes close to how much drama can come out of random game stores hosting edh tournements with prizing. Now imagine that, but with the scope and spotlight of the pro tour.

>>95940154
No cheating is happening, these sorts of deals are completely acceptable in Cedh tournaments. Not taking your turn however is slow play, which is also a difficult to enforce problem in cedh.

>>95933906
>>95933968
Multiplayer magic is completely untenable as a competitive game. It is essentially Kingmaking: the board game. There is no possible way of creating rules that prohibit kingmaking/collusion, because that's just what interaction inherently is in this format.

>>95897465
>Is cEDH cringe?
Just tell me you don't appreciate magic at its most competitive and skill intensive.