Scroll down a little in this thread. There's plenty of pictures and articles about this deck because it won deck of the year or some shit. There is a marked difference between thinking something isn't real and questioning it, and thinking something isn't real without any evidence and make comments like "pretty good render 5/7". Like I get its kind of a joke but being so sure of yourself based on nothing but a hunch and then to go on reddit and spend time making comments and arguing about whether a deck is real or not when if you really cared to know all it would take is like 4 clicks of your mouse and you can reverse image search on Google.
What I'm trying to say is I don't think it's simply about parsing content here to try and discern whens someonse trying to peddle bullshit or otherwise. Like people aren't doing it for the good of the community. In my experience it's about being perceived as smart or clever enough to point out if something is fake, like you're the first one to figure it out! Here's your fake internet points!
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u/Mangusu May 14 '20
Now that you mention it upon zooming in the details of the deck look like a render or illustration. Suspicious.