EPTOn January 20 2015 02:25 AsmodeusXI wrote:
Tirion pack HYPE
* dances *
Tirion pack HYPE
* dances *
Grats buddeh
So MTG nerds, treasure cruise banned. Thoughts?
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WaveofShadow
Canada31495 Posts
Grats buddeh So MTG nerds, treasure cruise banned. Thoughts? | ||
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Numy
South Africa35471 Posts
On January 20 2015 02:25 AsmodeusXI wrote: Tirion pack HYPE * dances * Dam what a beast. Finally time to make pally deck!? | ||
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Seuss
United States10536 Posts
One time Gazlowe got me 2x Iron Juggernauts. That was hilarious. | ||
AsmodeusXI
United States15536 Posts
On January 20 2015 02:56 Numy wrote: Dam what a beast. Finally time to make pally deck!? Already have a mid-range one with Quartermaster/Muster and lots of 5-drops, now I can finally get closer to true control Pally. Ideally I'd also have a Rag, Boom, or some other high cost Legendary, plus Lay on Hands, but with Syl and Tirion, it's getting into the playable range. On January 20 2015 03:00 Seuss wrote: I've been surpremely tempted to spend money on packs because I really want all the Sneed's Shredder type minions in one deck + recombobulators + unstable portal etc. One time Gazlowe got me 2x Iron Juggernauts. That was hilarious. Having broken once and spent cash for cards, I can tell you that it is fucking satisfying to just keep opening and opening and opening and opening... | ||
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WaveofShadow
Canada31495 Posts
On January 20 2015 03:01 AsmodeusXI wrote: Already have a mid-range one with Quartermaster/Muster and lots of 5-drops, now I can finally get closer to true control Pally. Ideally I'd also have a Rag, Boom, or some other high cost Legendary, plus Lay on Hands, but with Syl and Tirion, it's getting into the playable range. Having broken once and spent cash for cards, I can tell you that it is fucking satisfying to just keep opening and opening and opening and opening... Opening and opening sucks when you have nothing to show for it after ~20 packs. Crafting Boom in another 200 dust will be nice I guess but I dunno if I have completed versions of any of the modern decks yet. Haven't bothered checking really, just been busy dropping my average winrate in arena and opening more mostly shitty packs. I think I'll feel better opening up some real cardboard crack this upcoming weekend. Ugin hype. | ||
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Requizen
United States33802 Posts
I recently bought the rest of Naxx with cash, though, I didn't want to grind for the wings. That I feel is worth it because it's guaranteed good cards, and also the solo experience is fun. | ||
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Zdrastochye
Ivory Coast6262 Posts
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Requizen
United States33802 Posts
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
On January 20 2015 03:17 Requizen wrote: Hey married people did you use a wedding planner? No, but we kept things relatively simple and cheap. Planning is stressful so you have to weight that vs the cost. It can be a good learning experience  Also it helps if you have family/friends nearby that can help with stuff. | ||
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phyvo
United States5635 Posts
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Alaric
France45622 Posts
I don't think I've got a single one "true" deck completed, although I went pretty close for Hunter (without even trying to do so). I tried to include Gazlowe in a Rogue deck but he's easy to remove (low stats for the cost) so you want to combo him, and that makes you keep cards till pretty late while you'd often use them earlier one (for 1, you've got prep+tinkerer oil, or deadly poison, basically). | ||
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
On January 20 2015 03:32 Alaric wrote: A friend's going to drag me to a MTG sealed deck draft/tourney next week-end. Crash course gogo, even Wave can teach me stuff instead of bashing his head against the wall calling himself bad, you'd better use the opportunity before I get good enough at SG to make you cry in a corner! I don't think I've got a single one "true" deck completed, although I went pretty close for Hunter (without even trying to do so). I tried to include Gazlowe in a Rogue deck but he's easy to remove (low stats for the cost) so you want to combo him, and that makes you keep cards till pretty late while you'd often use them earlier one (for 1, you've got prep+tinkerer oil, or deadly poison, basically). lol uhhh have you played before at least? | ||
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Numy
South Africa35471 Posts
On January 20 2015 03:32 Alaric wrote: A friend's going to drag me to a MTG sealed deck draft/tourney next week-end. Crash course gogo, even Wave can teach me stuff instead of bashing his head against the wall calling himself bad, you'd better use the opportunity before I get good enough at SG to make you cry in a corner! I don't think I've got a single one "true" deck completed, although I went pretty close for Hunter (without even trying to do so). I tried to include Gazlowe in a Rogue deck but he's easy to remove (low stats for the cost) so you want to combo him, and that makes you keep cards till pretty late while you'd often use them earlier one (for 1, you've got prep+tinkerer oil, or deadly poison, basically). I've had some success with the standard control rogue http://www.liquidhearth.com/staff/Hayl_Storm/powerranks/January2015/lk0Y4LX.png . Swapped Dr. Boom for KT though which so far has been fine for me. | ||
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Alaric
France45622 Posts
Well see Numy I have neither Ragnaros, nor Sylvanas (nor Thalnos, Leeroy or class legendaries apart from King Krush) and I only opened one Prep too. Doesn't help.  I did craft Boom, but apart from him and something like 1 Faceless, 1 Doomguard, 1 Azure Drake, 1 Argent Commander and 1 Defender of Argus, I haven't crafted anything (save for the "starter pack" of DID/SSC/novice when they were the staple of every deck). | ||
TheYango
United States47024 Posts
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sung_moon
United States10110 Posts
Also, I SUCK at Pokebattles AND Battle Mansion. Can't even reach 10 wins in Super Rotation. edit: When I play "Rogue Control" I play the Elmo's Molten Giant one. Surprised I never thought of Molten Giants in Rogue before. Feels so good playing a Sprint into discounted Giants. | ||
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mordek
United States12705 Posts
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Seuss
United States10536 Posts
On January 20 2015 03:17 Requizen wrote: Hey married people did you use a wedding planner? Yes and she was a huge help. For reference our wedding was not simple. We invited 200 people to the wedding and about 150 of them said they'd come. The planner we chose served several functions for us:
The cost and complexity of a wedding increases as its size increases, so if you're planning on something small and simple you probably don't need a planner, but if you're in a position similar to the one I was in you'll be running into severe decision fatigue and having someone to keep the cogs moving so you don't have to worry about anything on the big day is a big help. Just choose a planner carefully. You can get variants who'll plan everything for you (which some people want) and you can get those who'll just support you (which is what we wanted). | ||
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WaveofShadow
Canada31495 Posts
Alaric re: MTG also listen to other people. I have the exact same problem in that my drafting is probably my absolute weakest aspect of my card playing (HS included). Mordek I think you should totally give us both feedback on potential drafts haha | ||
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Alaric
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