just wait till they drop like 7 wild sentinels that's a good time to play it as well

On your opponent's initiative, after he's declared a team attack and spent 2 plot twists.

After they've played Bamf on the low drops that are attacking, but before it resolves. Or It's the only way to stop that TOTALLY broken card. ;)

Or, team attacking with your OWN 2 and below drops, Bamfing them [or some other similarly broken card] and playing Flame Trap to stun the opponent's low drops, including the character you are attacking to allow you to ready all the team attackers.

So against Rush/Swarm... you would play it on 4?

I'm not going to argue nor debate with you past this singular post.

The initial conversation on the subject was concerning my then build of GK which evolved as the opposing deck/ options evolved. Wild Vomit was the only deck that you had to truly fear that could under drop and fight. GK handled most of that with overload and negation effects.

Faces was the first truly threatening rush deck of it's type where a couple of overloads just didn't make up the difference. Being banned and all.

Faces came out what? A year after that intital conversation? So, based entirely on the only relevant data at the time of that initial statement, no, most rush decks didn't need to be flame trapped on turn 4. The cost of a flame trap vs the 2 characters you might get rid of wasn't usually worth it. Overload did the job much better. Once overload left, THEN Flametrap became a bit more important.

So, for the final time on the subject, against a rush/weenie deck back then, no, I wouldn't use FlameTrap. Against a more recent Rush/weenie swarm deck, yes, yes I would.

Why? Because you finally see how bad that post was? Man up and defend your inaccurate comment.
Sure... use that as your crutch. But you made that comment just like 2 weeks ago and did not say it was with the frame of "back then". But I'll humor you and go along with your whole time frame theory...
TNB?
Titans?
Are you sure you want to challenge me on what were the prevalent rush/swarm decks "back then"?

I also hear the Flame Trapping Hounds of Ahab helped against Curve Sentinels... THE prevalent deck back then.
**IF** you ran Overload. You didn't have it in that GK pile because Overload had been banned. And if you did, it was probably only 1 of and still without search.
Please stop misleading the public. Rush archetypes were still strong even with Overload.
Again... if you're going to use the Time Machine... use the right setting. At the time of the GK Curve deck thread... Overload had been banned. So based on your last comment... Flametrap was the card to play against rush/swarm and as early as possible... turn 4.
So am I going to get that "admission of wrongness" you claim that you have the ability to do?

Because I think I just standing high-kicked your last post through a basketball hoop.

i notice erick is very antagonistic towards curtis.. history?

They used to date, it was kind of an ugly break-up.

You should play it after you have used your shadow powers to make your opponent feel the pain of their characters.

How does it feel to be burned alive? Keh keh keh!

...it feels like losing 1 or 2 endurance.
(and sometimes your whole board)

so, not all that good.

I want to play Flame Trap in Modern and Silver heres to putting Flame Trap in DC Legends

Yeah... he cheated on me with UFS.

But he still holds a fond place in my heart... you never forget your first.

You should play it as soon as it is in your hand, even before you muligan;)

It's also good to play any turn you have out Ratcatcher, lots of 1 and 2 drops ["and Haywire"] and a few copies of Last Laugh. If those many 1 drops are Infernal Minions that turn into counters on Tattooed Man [and thus it's turn 5] that can turn back into Infernal Minions.

The GK curve deck thread is where, out of curiosity? I'm having some trouble finding it directly, but found another place where i explained how and when flame trap should be played. You don't agree. You are wrong, but you don't agree and that's fine.

There's another thread where you and Paul try to get aggro about the answer, and I lay the ##### smack down over in that thread too and you both vanished afterwards there.

It's ok, sugar, i'm back from UFS land most of the way, and I'm going to stick around as long as they keep a Black Panther card in the current age of tournaments. :)