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Cel.erity
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On June 29 2013 13:38 micronesia wrote: Yea I started playing magic about when DGM came out, so I'm learning to draft utilizing this whole block. I think you should actually start with M13 or AVR queues if you want an easier learning curve, DGR is possibly the most difficult block to draft in Magic history. | ||
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micronesia
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On June 29 2013 14:48 Cel.erity wrote: I think you should actually start with M13 or AVR queues if you want an easier learning curve, DGR is possibly the most difficult block to draft in Magic history. Well I feel a little better knowing this! At this point I know almost all of the ravnica block cards (even if I don't fully understand how to utilize them) and they are also going to be useful in constructed standard for another year so I will just stick with it until the next set. | ||
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Do people play more draft because it's better to pick money cards & you need less boosters to play; or it is because it's considered more fair? If I want to be good at magic what should I play? 2nd question: actually it's quite easy to get at least 6 points in phantom sealed, so I happen to have some DGM boosters. But they only sell for 2. What do you recommand? Keep them? Open them for voice? What's the probability to open voice anyway? | ||
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Cel.erity
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On June 29 2013 17:07 mavignon wrote: Few questions: what's the opinion of people on draft vs sealed? I usually play phantom sealed and then I draft the 3 packs if I get first. Honestly I enjoy myself more in sealed simply because there are more cards so you can build higher quality decks. Maybe there is more variance compared to draft too. Do people play more draft because it's better to pick money cards & you need less boosters to play; or it is because it's considered more fair? If I want to be good at magic what should I play? 2nd question: actually it's quite easy to get at least 6 points in phantom sealed, so I happen to have some DGM boosters. But they only sell for 2. What do you recommand? Keep them? Open them for voice? What's the probability to open voice anyway? People prefer to draft because they are gamblers, and opening packs is more rewarding to that aspect of their psychology. Drafting is also slightly less cumbersome since it only requires 3 packs. You can always organize an easy money or team draft at a Magic tournament, but good luck getting opponents for a money sealed. On MtGO it doesn't really matter, play what you enjoy. Opening packs just doesn't make any sense, since you can draft with them for only an additional .6666 tickets per pack (or free IRL) and get more value that way. | ||
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mavignon
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On June 29 2013 17:59 Cel.erity wrote: Opening packs just doesn't make any sense, since you can draft with them for only an additional .6666 tickets per pack (or free IRL) and get more value that way. The thing is I have much more DGM than GTC and RTR. | ||
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Cel.erity
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On June 29 2013 20:05 mavignon wrote: The thing is I have much more DGM than GTC and RTR. Just sell, then, or hold onto them for a few years. The cards inside are always worth less than the pack price on average, but all out of print block packs gain a little bit of value when MtGO runs nostalgia drafts. | ||
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micronesia
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On June 29 2013 17:07 mavignon wrote: Honestly I enjoy myself more in sealed simply because there are more cards so you can build higher quality decks. The sealed gives you twice as many cards, but doesn't the ability to choose your cards in draft actually mean you will have a stronger deck? Not that it really matters... just curious. | ||
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On June 30 2013 00:17 micronesia wrote: The sealed gives you twice as many cards, but doesn't the ability to choose your cards in draft actually mean you will have a stronger deck? Not that it really matters... just curious. Sealed is a slower format usually so it's actually weaker decks. | ||
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slyboogie
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On June 29 2013 14:11 DarthXX wrote: People actually like to draft core set? ... bizarre Core is sweet. And this might sound dumb but I think the simplicity reveals the better player. | ||
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On June 30 2013 06:39 slyboogie wrote: Core is sweet. And this might sound dumb but I think the simplicity reveals the better player. Core is just less fun because less chance for cutesy decks | ||
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