Rogue Archetype
Moderator <br> Contest Host
I think that as you said, it's the over generalization that gets me. I in no way expect the kid to pick up Sablelock and wreck, but when i start helping a new senior, they ALWAYS understand the concept of time in game because they always talk about how it takes them too long to set-up their main guy, because the general design of a theme deck does that. So when i'm told i'm helping a senior I just expect a better grasp ont he gamestate and ability to follow simple advice like "don't use this guy until you must" sort of deal.
I can't outline how little i want this to sound like bashing you, I absolutely love the format of this tournament and will gladly participate as long as its around, I just feel that this sort of thing is geared more towards the common junior and don't imagine basing it on an overgeneralized senior changes all that much. Juniors in my experience can't get enough when they taste a little consistant victory anyway :thumb:
Respect to that.
I actually have 2 real life seniors in mind when doing these rounds.
It may have been a little better to refre to a "new junior" so everyone would have a better point of reference in their own minds. However, last time, when I did that, the lists were self-destructive because the expectations for the hypothetical kid were TOO LOW! So, all you can do is profile this kid and go forward.
As far as your feedback goes, you've been around long enough to know that I always take it in and adjust for fairness. I think anyone that feels it necessary to offer up suggestions/toughts is doing so because something needs to attention (or to be fixed). The contest won't improve unless people offer scruitiny. No Worries man.
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