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i find this point moot anyways, as if you arent satisfied with an opponents shuffle, you are allowed by rule to do it for them.
stack-shuffling is the commonly accepted norm for most ccg's. there is no way i will ever let anyone bridge shuffle my deck. i find this point moot anyways, as if you arent satisfied with an opponents shuffle, you are allowed by rule to do it for them.
Quotei find this point moot anyways, as if you arent satisfied with an opponents shuffle, you are allowed by rule to do it for them.That only works if you have time...
Fine, I'd faro shuffle your deck then... (fancy "interweaving" method that doesnt bend the cards almost at all)
after watching that video it seems the top/bottom edges of my cards would be prone to more wear and tear than usual. i prefer the stack method, as whatever stress im putting on the card is distributed evenly to the whole card, not just the edges.
Quote from: Master KChief on July 14, 2009, 08:12:34 PMafter watching that video it seems the top/bottom edges of my cards would be prone to more wear and tear than usual. i prefer the stack method, as whatever stress im putting on the card is distributed evenly to the whole card, not just the edges.+ 1 Lambo wouldnt know this though because he doesnt own any cards
That bends the front of the card...
i would probably do this with a deck i really didnt care about...to give it some extra shazam...like 'BAM! L00K WU7 1 K@N D0!!!' maybe it'll have a psychological effect on my opponent, and make them mess up alot and lose terribly. hmm you should test that out too lambo...make a deck full of poisons/boils/limited/unlimited cards, then add the cool shuffle before the round to see if it throws them off their game
Adding another pile to draw from will render many staple cards in the game useless (and makes Given Over To Egypt wayy OP)
So i didnt go through and read all 16 pages... But i would say that if its not broken, don't fix it. Its just the luck of the game. I feel that most of my time my SoG is on the bottom of my deck. Just because I dont draw it when i want to, doesn't mean we increase the number of SoG allowed per deck... you just work around it. By thinking of ways to get to your cards quicker, or card specific searchers. There are plenty LS creating cards. Try using a deck discarding defense.pushing the LS count up to 10 just adds more unnecessary offense potential to a game that is already stacked towards the offense. Adding another pile to draw from will render many staple cards in the game useless (and makes Given Over To Egypt wayy OP)
What does that have to do with shuffling?
So i didnt go through and read all 16 pages...
i still like STAMPS original idea about the bc/side battle. there really should be some kind of reward for winning a battle challenge.
