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10-25-2007, 08:38 PM
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Re: TR: Magic the Gathering
I haven't played MTG since high school, and now, five years later I somehow heard that there was a new set coming out.
As I have been finding myself increasingly bored with poker, I figured I'd give it a shot. I played a few matches and a booster draft today and realized that Magic can still be pretty fun. The new set is coming out (online anyway) in a week or so and I think I might get back into it a little bit as a diversion. 
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#2
10-25-2007, 10:55 PM
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Re: TR: Magic the Gathering
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I haven't played MTG since high school, and now, five years later I somehow heard that there was a new set coming out. As I have been finding myself increasingly bored with poker, I figured I'd give it a shot. I played a few matches and a booster draft today and realized that Magic can still be pretty fun. The new set is coming out (online anyway) in a week or so and I think I might get back into it a little bit as a diversion. [/ QUOTE ] I have an MTGOnline account and do a draft or two every now and then. Fun game. Expensive IMO but it's great for those "i'm in front of my computer and bored" moments because those are usually when you play poker and don't play well.
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#3
10-26-2007, 01:08 AM
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Re: TR: Magic the Gathering
i played magic seriously from the time i was like 13-16, it is so much worse than poker. there is infinitely more variance, the people who play it any longer than i did are the bottom of the social barrel, this is part of why i quit. people who are good at magic are ridiculously cocky but are horrible at life. its a time sink because you need to spend so much time adjusting to new formats that it is pointless, and unless you are good enough that people will essentially stake you and lend you decks for a cut you can never be profitable at the game. let me reiterate, the people that play magic seriously are the most dysfunctional you will see at one place, think comic book nerds with a superiority complex
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#4
10-26-2007, 04:29 AM
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Re: TR: Magic the Gathering
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i played magic seriously from the time i was like 13-16, it is so much worse than poker. there is infinitely more variance, the people who play it any longer than i did are the bottom of the social barrel, this is part of why i quit. people who are good at magic are ridiculously cocky but are horrible at life. its a time sink because you need to spend so much time adjusting to new formats that it is pointless, and unless you are good enough that people will essentially stake you and lend you decks for a cut you can never be profitable at the game. let me reiterate, the people that play magic seriously are the most dysfunctional you will see at one place, think comic book nerds with a superiority complex [/ QUOTE ] ROFL. Bad memories? Enjoy your new superiority complex, you ignorant [censored].
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#5
10-26-2007, 05:05 AM
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Re: TR: Magic the Gathering
[ QUOTE ]
i played magic seriously from the time i was like 13-16, it is so much worse than poker. there is infinitely more variance, the people who play it any longer than i did are the bottom of the social barrel, this is part of why i quit. people who are good at magic are ridiculously cocky but are horrible at life. its a time sink because you need to spend so much time adjusting to new formats that it is pointless, and unless you are good enough that people will essentially stake you and lend you decks for a cut you can never be profitable at the game. let me reiterate, the people that play magic seriously are the most dysfunctional you will see at one place, think comic book nerds with a superiority complex [/ QUOTE ] lol, i have to agree. i played mtg from 13-16 and i can still remember thinking the older kids that hung out at or worked at the comic book stores that were obsessed with magic were the biggest douches i'd ever met. Considering all the time i spent when i was younger playing various video and computer games with friends, i'd have to say playing magic with friends was definitely up there in terms of most fun.
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#6
10-26-2007, 05:44 AM
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Re: TR: Magic the Gathering
I pretty much gave up magic when I started playing poker. Both are fun but poker makes money and magic costs money.
A lot of the people that play magic 'seriously' are complete [censored] too. Even some of the people I play with down the pub are nitpicky wankers. It's a much better game when played for fun with mates than when it's played for (usually [censored]) prizes. Brag/Beat: I have actually won cash money playing magic.
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