It must be on the stack. It no longer exists as a spell once it has resolved, it's now a permanent. If you wanted to steal said hypothetical Sol Ring with Commandeer, it would have needed to have been cast in response to them casting it.

Commandeer is exactly what it says on the tin. By taking control of the non-creature spell, if its a permanent it enters the battlefield under your control, or if it's say, Beacon of Tomorrows you can choose it to target you (when it resolves any cast instants/sorceries will still go into the opponent's deck/graveyard). The Commandeered spell can still be countered. It's a niche form of counterplay. You play it to turn an opponent's advantage into yours, whether its removal like Anguished Unmaking or whatever noncreature spell you'd like for yourself.

Does that help a bit?

It was running on Android software that couldn't in anyway keep up with modern gaming even at the time, while also being hard for developers to work with. Not to mention, there was a severe lack of quality filter for games being released on it and very little advertising for the system itself.

Developers were also basically expected to work on tips, which doesn't really motivate people to develop games for your system. Yeah there are a lot of developers who care about the games they make- but they also need to make a living in order to keep developing.

Lmao, perfect.

Domestic animals don't seem to exist on Bloomburrow so far, so while she certainly matches being a black house cat, that was probably off the table from the get-go.

In colors, Oko would probably be a frog. The more predatory animals like owls or wolves or the bigger animals like moose seem to all be Calamity Beasts, who aren't aren't, from a human perspective, as "smart" as the smaller animals. If we ignore color identity from Bloomburrow entirely, I'd guess a lizard for Oko. A chameleon based one.

Honestly the very fact they get to choose is why I've come to agree with a lot of players it's not that great. I'd rather get to choose what outcome the spell will have and not let the opponent choose what will always be best for them- they're probably going to pop it if they let you keep it, and have no fear of four damage if they take it. It is fun, I love the card, just would rather have a threat that can attack turn 1 and just gets stronger the further in the turns I go where I can sling more spells.

Mutiny is fun. Feels like very much a sideboard card- swapping it in against an Eldrazi player seems hilarious, having their big beaters kill each other.