You obviously never played MTG at a high level and also SWCCG at a high level nor spoke to anyone that as, or they'd explain to you why SWCCG was a vastly more complex and difficult game with a higher skill base than MTG. SWCCG was infinitely more complex than MTG. The difference between SWCCG and MTG makes the difference between HS and MTG look like a joke. You're laughing because you are making an assumption, hearing the name Star Wars and assuming you know what you're talking about, probably picturing the wrong game to boot. It's always laughable when MTG fanatics that never played SWCCG at a high level talk about how MTG was more difficult or required more skill than SWCCG? you don't even realize how bad of a blind fanboy you look like? and I'm a huge MTG fan.
A game of SWCCG could have a couple dozen cards on the board AT ONCE, EVERY TURN, with multiple things happening in each phase of each player's turn. It was like a massive game of chess with Star Wars characters. A game of MTG is equivalent to a fraction of what was happening in every single game of SWCCG at each "location". There were points where each player would start with up to 10 cards on the board in the very beginning of the game, all with different text and rules and triggering different states at different times, all dependent on player skill and memory and also card counting. It's pointless arguing with you because you don't know what you're talking about and are just a fanboy making assumptions. I remember spending my weekends at card shops where both games were popular and watching the best MTG players take weeks to learn SWCCG and become even mildly shitty at it while SWCCG players would learn MTG in a day or two and many become decent in a week or two. Back when both were popular there wasn't a single MTG player that would argue it was more difficult and complicated than SWCCG. You're clueless.
Both games had 60 card decks, yet a game of SWCCG would take an average of 30 minutes to an hour or even longer, yet a single game of MTG was an average of 5-15minutes. Does MTG even require maths? Real maths? Card counting 100ish cards at once and calculating averages and ratios with % of X number being drawn and then manipulating those numbers? No.
