who plays WoW here?

[hungrybox]

We brought brian back to the light side


at approximately 4 PM yesterday

 

[Pritch]

Another soul saved.

In other news, this is not correct:

I never got into card games
i was always at uuaas house playing smash while they played yugioh i was like man...u guys r ghey.
I just hate games where being good is entirely dependent on how much you can spend on it.

(bear in mind I'm talking mainly about magic here)

This is a missconception that bugs the **** out of me, because it discourages a lot of people from picking up a really amazing game and it just isn't true. While no one will argue that there is a financial barrier to playing the game, there is a HUGE amount of skill involved at winning at magic once you get beyond really beginner-level play.

I can't comment on yu-gi-oh since I've never played it - though I've heard from a number of sources that it's both more expensive to play and less skill-intensive, so you may have me there. Mtg is off the chain, though.

And WoW still sucks my c0ck.

 

[Zoro]

Another soul saved.

In other news, this is not correct:



(bear in mind I'm talking mainly about magic here)

This is a missconception that bugs the **** out of me, because it discourages a lot of people from picking up a really amazing game and it just isn't true. While no one will argue that there is a financial barrier to playing the game, there is a HUGE amount of skill involved at winning at magic once you get beyond really beginner-level play.

I can't comment on yu-gi-oh since I've never played it - though I've heard from a number of sources that it's both more expensive to play and less skill-intensive, so you may have me there. Mtg is off the chain, though.

And WoW still sucks my c0ck.

Not saying theres no skill involved
im just sayin if u got no money u aint goin far

 

[h1roshi]

i barely spent anything on yugioh and i *****. initially, its toough, but once you start owning and trading. its all good. all the money i spent on yugioh was on the entrance fees for the tournies, which doesnt count.

-hiro

 

[Kamano]

I have to agree with Pritch here. You'd be surprised how ridiculously well you can do with a small investment and some studying to find a good deck and how to play it.

I play(ed) a Worldgorger Dragon combo deck for T1, and could get the combo in 1-3 turns nearly every game for the kill. Total deck cost: $50 if buying singles. I could arguably make it "better" by changing it to blue/black with counters instead of all black with Dragon/Laquatus as my kill, plus adding pieces of power, but oddly enough, I've spent quite a lot of time playing with a proxied version of the "full power" deck, and it wasn't half as consistent as the cheap version I made. :D

Point being; it can be cheap, but a lot of the fun for most people comes in the randomness too. '

Things like drafts are a blast too, and are a great test of your on-the-fly deckmaking/statistical choice making, and general knowledge regarding the game.

 

[Mesmashyou]

I play - Hyjal / hunter/ 70

 

[Anonymous.]

You know, right next to the big ADD REPLY thing, there is also something right next to it in bold text that says WARNING DON'T BUMP UNLESS 100% NECESSARY.

l2 read.

 

[Col Bol]

well face it...
what could he (or anyone, lol) have said that would have been a necessary bump for this thread?

 

[SheerMadness]

I was hardcore into MTG back in middle school but I was too embarassed to tell any of my friends lol.

 

[mr.fizwidget]

in before lock

 

[Anonymous.]

well face it...
what could he (or anyone, lol) have said that would have been a necessary bump for this thread?

Nothing at all

exactly.

I was hardcore into MTG back in middle school but I was too embarassed to tell any of my friends lol.

Pssh. I was the same way for a bit until I just gave up and couldn't resist ****** everyone in my school