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 Trading Card Game Tips from fans

 

July 2006

 

From: Jacob Linville [mailto:bigbilly68rox@hotmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 08, 2006 9:21 AM
To: yugiohcrew@pojo.com
Subject: Starter Decks - Jacob Linville

Hi! It's me again, but this time not w/ a deck. I'm here to talk about starter decks. First, let's try to remember way back to the first starter decks, Yugi & Kaiba. Everyone(including myself) were ecstatic about them. A BEWD & DM were the most popular cards around. Common Monster Reborn, Dark Hole AND 1 super-powerful monster was to good to pass up for most people(although every other card sucked). Now, let's look at the new "starter decks". These decks come w/ much more than their ancestors. First,
1 card you cannot get unless you buy this deck. Then, as if that weren't enough, common Snatch Steal, SORL, Premature Burial. All the people who spent 100's of dolllars on booster packs to get just one of these cards are now feeling very stupid, because now you can get them all for like 10 bucks.

You can get a common Vampire Lord in a starter deck OR spend 100's of $$$ on

Dark Crisis packs to get a secret rare one. Most people say, "Well, mine's rarer!" But, tell me this; does rarity matter in duel? When you're about to use your common Snatch Steal to take their Mobius and hit for game, does it matter whether or not it's Ultra-Rare? My point is, these so called "starter

decks" are making high-priced cards available to kids that don't have much money AND the decks com w/ a strategy, so younger kids are getting the feel of a real strategy and not smushing together 80 of their favorite cards and calling it a deck. These decks aren't really starter at all. Their teacher decks, because they teach kids how to play a strategized deck. The intermediate players buy them and customize them to make them their own, instead of buying 10 booster packs and getting like 4 cards for their deck.
I think starter decks are useful and cheap ways to learn how to play yugioh.

I have built 3 decks based on the starter deck strategies. Their great and I

like them for the reasons I stated above.

send comments to bigbilly68rox@hotmail.com

 


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