The French National has been run June 20 in Paris.
The players were all qualified at regionals, and the level was very good.
I've finished third, losing only against my friend Fred Entenmann who finished second. The winner, Cyrille Buono, lost only once too, against me
But he took the first place because of a draw I've made against the champion of the reflexion. 3 minutes to think about what he's gonna do during his turn is quite long, especially when there are 5 minutes remaining and that I only have 1 prize to take to win. But that poor guy thinks maybe very slow.
Nevermind, the winner deserved to win. Very good player and very cool guy. I'm happy for him and I wish him good luck, and a lot of fun in Orlando
That tournament, run by the French distributor Asmodee, was perfectly run. And it was not always easy because most of the players played with cards in French, which are not always the same as the English ones (different translations for Rare Candy, Gardevoir or Gardevoir EX for example).
Thse guys have offered to their players a great National ... and they have accepted foreign players, which is not the case everywhere
Congrats, and thanks to them. I hope it will be the beginning of a new successfull era for our game in France. :clap:
The players were all qualified at regionals, and the level was very good.
I've finished third, losing only against my friend Fred Entenmann who finished second. The winner, Cyrille Buono, lost only once too, against me
But he took the first place because of a draw I've made against the champion of the reflexion. 3 minutes to think about what he's gonna do during his turn is quite long, especially when there are 5 minutes remaining and that I only have 1 prize to take to win. But that poor guy thinks maybe very slow.
Nevermind, the winner deserved to win. Very good player and very cool guy. I'm happy for him and I wish him good luck, and a lot of fun in Orlando
That tournament, run by the French distributor Asmodee, was perfectly run. And it was not always easy because most of the players played with cards in French, which are not always the same as the English ones (different translations for Rare Candy, Gardevoir or Gardevoir EX for example).
Thse guys have offered to their players a great National ... and they have accepted foreign players, which is not the case everywhere
Congrats, and thanks to them. I hope it will be the beginning of a new successfull era for our game in France. :clap: