SF or GC.which is better and which should I go for?

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MetalFire

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Hello.. so i hope everyone can help me.

i'm not a die hard collector so i dont really have many cards.i even play only one deck currently which is empoleon and i always varied them with octillery or floatzel.(lets just say i only have the empoleon line)

so i kinda miss the LA sets,and couldn't make the empoleonking and some others.

so which one will be a good set for my empoleon line? is it the SF or the
GC? or will GC truly going to be the next english set.

I'm really confused now.whether to join the SF pre or just wait for the next set which might come out in february.is the SF be a good set and value for money.
 
In a nutshell....

Sf{coming out next month} with a metal empo you're looking for which IMO, you shouldn't be playing cos the MD one is still better.

followed by

GE{long after} with no empo.

The only set I think that WAS value for money till the format changed was DP3. I have no confidence with every set after that ever since because the format always changes too quickly unlike the GG era and therefore no investment value=no worth.
 
Thou Shall Sleep said:
In a nutshell....

Sf{coming out next month} with a metal empo you're looking for which IMO, you shouldn't be playing cos the MD one is still better.

followed by

GE{long after} with no empo.

The only set I think that WAS value for money till the format changed was DP3. I have no confidence with every set after that ever since because the format always changes too quickly unlike the GG era and therefore no investment value=no worth.
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you mean the SF and GC isn't value for money at all? i think the GC is great.but we might never know when the english will come out
 
^Next year I think. Well for me, I'm a really budgeted person but if you really want pack then wait for GC. Better IMO.
 
IMO, SF holds much better Pokemon combos, while GC has some nice trainers.
 
^Trainers are easier to get rid off and sell off hence the value for money. And that's what he wants.
 
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