Why are you pile shuffling bro?
To break up the clumps
So your deck isn't randomised, that's cheating right?
I do a real shuffle after to make sure it's random
So why are you pile shuffling bro?
6-5 at London Regionals with robin. Bang average, really. Could have turned a few losses into wins, but nevermind. My losses were mostly to bricking or terrible matchups (ST30!).
Should have dropped for side events but just stuck it out in the main event.
I really want to get into testing the 17.5 post+Mihawk meta, but I have regionals in a week so need to carry on with the dead format for a bit 😭
I am looking forward to the Chinoize cups next week being post-ban, should be interesting to see what is cooked up to combat RDX
Why do people use those massive cloth playmats, where you have to fold it over to make it fit on the table? Surely that is super fricking annoying to play on, since it is never flat?
I feel a bit lost for the OP16.5 format. No idea what to play after months on Nami and wanting a change.
Unsure on R-Ace and RG Luffy/Ace. They feel a bit lacking to me
Tried Mihawk on the sim today but it didn't really click. I will persevere with it I think as the best option
Ended up 5-5 at Wolverhampton Regionals this weekend.
Lost a few matchups I couldn't reasonably expect to win (Teachx2, Ace), the other losses were close, nothing to complain about there.
Didn't do as well as I had hoped, but enjoyed it - all opponents were very nice!
I know most Nami lists have dropped Girl altogether, but I am wondering if it's actually correct to bring her back... but as Luffy instead! It's a worse card in a vacuum, but in a Regionals room that is likely full of Enel and G/U Luffy, isn't it a decent choice?
It's entirely possible that I am flat-out wrong here. But don-attach up to your 7c Robin turn, then a 3k body to contest some of the weenies that are seeing play (and then eat an attack the next turn probably) seems.. fine? Like, actually good?