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Quote from: Red Wing on July 15, 2012, 08:00:14 PMQuote from: EmJayBee83 on July 15, 2012, 07:05:43 PMIt might be cool if the three were a T1-2P, T2-2P and TEAMS. That way a playgroup would get plusses to demonstrate versatility.That wouldn't really be practical to do at Nats though. Also, many groups probably won't have T2 decks.I don't understand your first comment. If you have time to play three T1-2P games, why wouldn't you have time to play one T1-2P game, one T2-2P game, and one TEAMS game?
Quote from: EmJayBee83 on July 15, 2012, 07:05:43 PMIt might be cool if the three were a T1-2P, T2-2P and TEAMS. That way a playgroup would get plusses to demonstrate versatility.That wouldn't really be practical to do at Nats though. Also, many groups probably won't have T2 decks.
It might be cool if the three were a T1-2P, T2-2P and TEAMS. That way a playgroup would get plusses to demonstrate versatility.
I'm pretty excited for this I get to pick which MN playgroup I'm a part of right? I've attended just as many Twin Cities tourneys as I have Rochester ones.
Can we have multiple entrants for a single playgroup? Even if we ignore nominal possibilities such as RDT, Wild Bill's playgroup had like six or seven different players who placed at Nationals last year.
Wild Bill's playgroup had like six or seven different players who placed at Nationals last year.
Quote from: EmJayBee83 on July 15, 2012, 10:14:34 PMWild Bill's playgroup had like six or seven different players who placed at Nationals last year.All the more reason for them to be in a single group. Make some room for other playgroups to place too. The event really won't end up being very interesting if the top 3 spots end up being MN1, MN2, and MN3.
As for KY being "southern OH", I think for this event it would actually work better to split, since we'll probably both be well represented, and it would help the event to have more "playgroups". But thanks for the invite