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Dude, pokemon cards are already quite cheap. In no other TCG you can buy a top deck for 50-70 bucks. That's less than the cost of a booster box, the only really expensive card (that cannot be gotten in an accesible rarity) is catcher at like $25 bucks (super cheap) but you can live without it in...

Dragapult is going to keep on getting smashed by big basics next set anyway. Ogerbolt is destroying it atm and loyal three dark deck can do it aswell. Seems the fad was exaggerated and short lived.

For reference, this is a standard yugioh card text: During the Main Phase, if your opponent Normal or Special Summoned 5 or more monsters this turn (Quick Effect): You can Tribute as many face-up monsters on the field as possible, and if you do, Special Summon this card from your hand, then...

You have it backwards. Pokemon players don't build decks, they just netdeck what wins because everything is affordable. Only top players stay ahead of the curve with deckbuilding and often times, it gets to a point where it is only a couple of cards. In yugioh, deckbuilding is essential for...

The mere fact you wasted an UB for amoongus is like Xerosicing yourself by trading 3 for 1 uselss card. Xerosic did a whole lot in that scenario aswell. Luxray ex will just pick apart other pieces remaining if you did that.

Xerosic is insane luxray ex support.

Lmao My card is better than what they gave us. I never claimed it to be top tier. You are a tryhard

Item box is bad too. And so is the stadium. This is not much better

False. Lost zone has been featured before in multiple cards. Prism star cards went into the LZ instead of the discard pile.

I can design a better card in 3 minutes. Choose 1: - Heal 200 damage from any of your pokemon - Remove 15 damage counters from your pokemon in anyway you like - Remove all damage from 1 of your pokemon, if you do: discard all energies from that pokemon If you played Pokevital A before in this...

The consequences of pokemon being insanely cheap is that bad cards and decks have no place anymore, even at kitchen tables. Why should anyone even bother with non lv3 decks? Is not like pokemon is a mechanically complex game like yugioh or magic the gathering. Locals awarding worlds points...

You will then have kyurem and cologne eating deck space for a deck that won't be that common and is very beatable by zard. The mist energy and the cape already flip flop the tina and lost box MU into zard's favour while providing necessary answers in other mu's, Like mist in the mirror or cape...

Dragapult isn't that powerful. It lost over and over on stream to rogue decks, it only won 1 tina MU where tina threw and mirrors. Lost vs arc zeraora, festival, garde, lugia, blissey, tina, ogerpon G and multiple times too to the most meta of those. It obviously topped because it was over...

Is also incredibly situational and demands infinite deck space for a 3% deck. Catcher isn't the most popular ace spec anymore (energy and stamp are on even standing now). As far as counters go, kyurem is not even close to drapion, it sucks

Zard is easily ohko'd Okidogi already hits for 300. All you really need is a basic munki or poison support. Also, charizard is unlikely to be super popular after June. The dragapult MU is awful, it disappeared from Japan in a singke week

Nah, they bench manaphy and laugh at you

Yes, monke! I'm indifferent at tatsu as it has a better artwork elswhere, anyway. Nice for people who wants a holo framed card.

That's your definition of logistics. Logistics refers to the overall process of managing how resources are acquired, stored, and transported to their final destination. Logistics is not only what happens at the venue, is the experience you provide since they register until the event is...

Putting an attendance cap makes you awful at logistics. It shouldn't even be a thing, is quite easy to assess demand; they are unwilling to which is different. You can't call pokemon good at logistics when they are terrible at the seats and registration phase. Look at what happened for NAIC, it...

Yugioh is bigger overseas than in Japan. YCS japan events (last two were 4000 people), are just twice per year, so people goes, but it generates way more revenue overseas and every non latam YCS is close to 2000 attendees and they are hosted multiple times per year. While having regionals (leagu...