spazcrackers
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excellent article jimmy,i always appreciate your insight and attitude towards defying the norm. your not 'boring' like so many of the players i seem to see these days. keep it original bud. ;]
-spaz
-spaz
You never know what someone means to say when they type on here.
agree 100%.....I usually keep the original list somewhere and see how far it came. I guess people have dropped the art of playtesting/practicing since they can just come on pokegym and write down a deck and read on here how to use it and what to do in situations.....HILARIOUS! Maybe in the deck help and strategy or archytypes(sp) section they should put the good things AND the bad things of a deck.
you know brian is the one that said playtesting isn't that big a deal, if i were him i'd be really offended by your statement and if you know him which i'm sure you do, you know he's the last person that would netdeck
I think anyone that's sick of playing mirror match or feels that they've lowered themselves by playing an archetype, can benefit a lot from this, especially those who don't have the years and years of experience that jimmy does
so thank you
It's plain enough, man.
And, if you look at what was said, as I pointed out, the member made a reasoned point, which was answered with ad hominem argument...
That's the kind of thing you say when you got no ground to stand on. I know banginbox can say something substantial about his ideas; if it wasn't worth a reasoned response, then don't post.
what are you talking about? I NEVER NEVER NEVER said any name in my statement! I was speaking for the people that actually DO!!! People LOVE putting words in other peoples mouths on here, thats terrible imo. :
Message got sent really wrong, was trying to point out SDs aren't viable this season, but instead made it look like I was bashing/flaming Jimmy (and I went overboard with comments =\), sorry.
~spoink (But still, go through all the SDs from this year, try to find one that did decent)
not as good as winning regionals, which is what he did :|Well i got lost in top8 to jason k using the REAL 4 Corners, not that fake **** that was posted on here:lol: and my friend got top4 losing to jason k, with the SAME DECK, and of course its rogue. What you ggot to say about that?? Those are from this year, and did better than decent, top8 and top4 at the MW Regionals is good! I didnt find one, i found 2! Do your homework next time!:thumb:
not as good as winning regionals, which is what he did :|
not as good as winning regionals, which is what he did :|
And that is where my post begins. I put together a deck that got top 8 at California states, and 4-3 at SoCal regionals, but I had a very close chance of making that top 16 if it hadn't been for one crushing loss on time that I had won in about 4 minutes. Oh well. Anyway, vanderbilt grad has persuaded me to go ahead and post it so people can see it, as there is no point keeping it secret anymore, and that I think it would indeed benefit the board members.The discussion about whether or not good players should or should not share decklists has been had multiple times here on the boards and a quick search ought to help you find some of these kinds of threads. I’ll just say that my position is that I see no problem keeping lists secret before an event and see no point in keeping them secret after one. I wish that POP would publish all top-cut lists on the official web page. I think that everyone, even the experienced players, would gain from that.
It has EVERYTHING to do with a discussion about rogue decks in general. By posting a list he contributes both to the general discussion about how rogues can do well. How many folks here would have expected Vire to get Top Cut in a State this season? G-Dog4377's comments about testing and actually playing the deck is huge too. I think that a lot of folks look at a list and dismiss it out of hand ... or if they try it they give up quickly if it fails once or twice against w/e they are testing first.^ what does that have to do with anything we are talking about??