Okay, since making this deck Naya, I have been playtesting it non-stop with some solid results. I have playtested it in 35 matches and here is my analysis as of now:
This deck is fast and fun. It just never seems to run out of excitement. I have noticed a few issues with the new Landbase, that I promised a user I would go over.
19 lands (8 of which are fetches) might seem like a bit too little. And, you might not be wrong in saying that. I very rarely got stuck on 1 land (1 time in all 35 matches) and when I did, it wasn't for more than 2 turns, but I did frequently get stuck on 2 lands (13 times in 35 matches). This might seem like a HUGE problem, but what I noticed is, I still either won or came close in all of those situations. This deck can consistently present Gas on 2 lands, considering there are only 8 cards in the deck that aren't castable off of 2. I generally had enough gas to make it to the next land drop (which was still frequently within the next 2 turns). Now, this did prevent me from winning faster, but almost always, I won the turn the 3rd land came down, usually because I would hold off on the burn spells, and run out dudes when I was hurting on lands, then the land would come down, and I would fire off burn spells to the done and solidify the W.
I went 29-5-1 in the matches.
I won against 4 Tron decks, 2 Death's Shadow (1 Grixis, 1 Jund), 2 "Old Jund" Decks (I'm assuming this deck is coming back thanks to Sam Black), 3 Titan Shift Decks, 4 Storm Decks, 2 Bant Eldrazi Decks, 1 Affinity Deck, 2 U/W Control Decks, 1 Super friends Deck, and then a fair assortment of Brews.
I lost to 2 Elves Decks, 2 Affinity Decks, and 1 Skred Deck (God, Skred is my favorite deck, and this matchup made me realize why. He fucking Slaughtered me.)
I drew to U/W Taking Turns, because I'm a jerk and made him kill me. I got him game 1, he got me game 2, and we drew.
If anybody wants to know specific match up details, please feel free to ask in the comments. I'm more than willing to help to understand this deck better. I did much better than i thought I would do against the current meta. I feel, in a way, this deck I tailored to play against decks like tron, and storm and titan shift, that just can't do much against a very fast, go-wide strategy. Hope This helps you all get a better understanding. Feel free to ask questions.