pokesam128
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i think a person or some type of pokemon will win
What will win US National Championship 2010-2011 ?
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Charizard3712
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The deck that will win 2011 Nationals is called 2012 but pronounce it twenty-twelve. A buddy of mine created it so I can't take credit for it but he gave me his list and told me that when I win with it to make sure that name goes with it.
Politoed666
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I think LostGar may surprise you.
I'm sure you wouldn't give more information on what it actually is...
LostGar is rather inconsistant, and with RDL taking 6 prizes in 3 turns, it will be really hard for lostgar
Mama_Luigi
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I'm not sure, I haven't decided what I'm playing yet ;D
On a serious note, I wouldn't be suprised if rogue wins.
On a serious note, I wouldn't be suprised if rogue wins.
Victory Bell
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Personally, I would be surprised if rogue wins. Rogue doesn't win US nationals just because of the immense amounts of decks being played.
ashinto
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If I was to pick any deck out there, I'd have to say it would be MagneBoar because it has a lot going for it to the point that some people are calling it the "next coming of Metanite". DonChamp is another deck that has a lot for it too, so it will probably be one of those two. Though I do have to say though, there is a lot that we probably looked over, it's a pretty open field out there for possible decks.
Politoed666
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The idea is to LZ their RDL pieces before they get both of them in hand... It's not that hard. Yes, you basically lose if they get RDL out, but if you LZ a piece via Mime Jr. or Hurl, that threat disappears. Generally, people end up holding one piece before they manage to get the other, making it vulnerable to Hurl.
I think I remember a hype thread about it before nats.
Team Rockets Assassin
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^^its inconsistent only because you lose a pokemon nearly every turn
while i agree that magneboar is about a 1:2 favorite to win US nats, I think that it more than many other decks will suffer greatly from the release of pokemon catcher sometime next season. So much like LuxChomp last year, this will probably be the last year for magneboar to make a strong nats/worlds showing
while i agree that magneboar is about a 1:2 favorite to win US nats, I think that it more than many other decks will suffer greatly from the release of pokemon catcher sometime next season. So much like LuxChomp last year, this will probably be the last year for magneboar to make a strong nats/worlds showing
Really? I'm only 90% sure....
A good player said to me and couple others:
"Those Americans just don't get it. Magneboar can't match a well built zekrom, not with those lists at the moment. My opinion, top 16 will be 13 zekroms and 3 reshiram variants."
MY opinion is that a SD takes the even, or goes to top 4. Zekrom will be at top 4, so will magneboar.
"Those Americans just don't get it. Magneboar can't match a well built zekrom, not with those lists at the moment. My opinion, top 16 will be 13 zekroms and 3 reshiram variants."
MY opinion is that a SD takes the even, or goes to top 4. Zekrom will be at top 4, so will magneboar.
Really?
I just don't see it. Zekrom has great early game, but horrible later game and mediocre midgame, at best. It completely relies on Reversal luck, as well. I don't see it doing well.
Of course, this discussion would be ENTIRELY different if we had Catcher.
^Ya, Zekrom would be so much better with catcher.
Or, if you knew they were playing LostGar, you won't hold one piece, intead have a search card like Communication in your hand, wait to Magnetic Draw to get the other piece, then play it down.
And you can Reversal to get around Mime Jr. too.
Or, if you knew they were playing LostGar, you won't hold one piece, intead have a search card like Communication in your hand, wait to Magnetic Draw to get the other piece, then play it down.
And you can Reversal to get around Mime Jr. too.