Okay so when I was looking up the answer to a different question I had I found this
You assign 2 damage on the first target, but he's not dead yet until you assign all 5 damage that you have. So all the remaining creature are still 2/2 so you are forces to a assign at least 2 damages on each so assign 2 damage on the second in the row, and 1 damage to the 3rd creature for a grand total of 5 damages. The forth creature receive no damage.
So if this is correct, this is something I didn't know about blocking multiple creatures (I'm fairly new to the game and have never actually had it happen, only been reading about the fact that you can double block)
So if I attack with 6/6, and am blocked with 4/4 and 2/3
This is how I thought it worked
I choose order of 4/4 then 2/3
So 4/4 dies because I did 6 damage, 6/6 took 4
2/3 dies because I did 6 damage, 6/6 took 2
My 6/6 died because it took a total of 6 damage
So is that correct? Or is it like this
Attack with 6/6
Blocked by 4/4 and 2/3
Order of 4/4 then 2/3, 4 damage and 2 damage (Total of 6, my creatures attack number)
4/4 dies because it took 4 damage, 6/6 takes 4 damage
2/3 lives because it took 2 damage, 6/6 take 2 damage
My 6/6 dies because it took a total of 6 damage