Broken N, :( ...

[Dork Void]

Err..Judge is really not that much harder to play. You have a bad hand and your opponent have over 3 cards, use it, Your opponent has Collectored/Communicationed/whatever for some cards they can play next turn, use it. You have less cards than them and no better supporter to play, use it. You have Magnezone out, use it. The list goes on. N shouldn't be changing your games that much; if you have 1-2 prizes left and your opponent isn't crippled by N themselves you should be far enough ahead to easily take that last prize or two. Simple resource management can usually save you against N-if anything, N is more skill based because you have more unique scenarios that change with the game, so there are no standard rules for using it.

 

[Glace]

Because you got 4 cards and your opponent got 4. It was a skill drop that needed to be timed. Anyone can decide it is a good idea to play N when it is 1-6 prizes.

But then they have to take 6 prizes, and you have to take one. It shouldn't be that hard. Rockets Admin (or whatever it was called) did the same thing, and it was great.

 

[Megaphone]

I'm surprised you're still going on about it at this point :\. Others have given you different ways to get around the card, whether that be different strategies or specific cards that can help you out when you hand is reduced to 1-2 cards. Maybe you need to start playing a different deck if one card / deck always beats you repeatedly to the point where you're so adamant with this.

It's to the point where your responses have been reduced to this:

but the N thing makes it so any skillless idiot can win a game using a Shaymin EX and an N. It also makes it so a hard working, smart, good player, can lose a game just because their opponent Nd them into garbage using no skill whatsoever

If your goal was to start a decent discussion about the card, you've kind of failed. Your responses are quick one-two liners reasserting your opinion on the issue. It's also clear that you didn't want any help with how to deal with the decks that keep giving you troubles, since you've been shooting down any bit of advice in that regard. What is the point of continuing on when there is nothing productive for yourself or others coming out of this? (Well, I suppose I should add that people are making fairly good posts, food for thought!)

 

[PG24]

Wait, are you seriously complaining about luck here? Now, I might just be the worst TCG player on this site (no joke), but luck is expected in any GOOD game. It adds a thrill to the game. If luck was nonexistent in a game, every game would be the same. That's no fun! Don't get me wrong here, I'm an avid chess player, but I enjoy games that have some level of luck in them because it teaches skill. If I find myself in a situation where luck screws me over, I know I have to play to the best of my skill to comeback or possibly put myself where the luck won't hurt too bad. Like Celebi23 said, play like you expect N to be dropped. Don't put yourself in a position where N just totally screws you over when played.

 

[iisnumber12]

Wait, are you seriously complaining about luck here? Now, I might just be the worst TCG player on this site (no joke), but luck is expected in any GOOD game. It adds a thrill to the game. If luck was nonexistent in a game, every game would be the same. That's no fun! Don't get me wrong here, I'm an avid chess player, but I enjoy games that have some level of luck in them because it teaches skill. If I find myself in a situation where luck screws me over, I know I have to play to the best of my skill to comeback or possibly put myself where the luck won't hurt too bad. Like Celebi23 said, play like you expect N to be dropped. Don't put yourself in a position where N just totally screws you over when played.

But, it's just too much luck. I guess there's nothing I can do to change this and I have to risk it. Can someone lock this unless it has discussional value.

 

[Glace]

Yeah, I am locking this.