Would you accept tournaments with Proxies ? and Why
I'd be one thousand percent behind a netrunner-esque revival with some streamlining of rules and a more LCG format.
I'm not sure I agree. And the main reason is because VTES has no card limits per deck. In a card-limit environment, an LCG makes sense. But without card limits, you can't provide someone with just 4 of any given card. It won't work.
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
TryDeflectingThisGrapple wrote: Employing proxies is also the way to get sufficient density of what I'll call "problem cards" into the hands of every player. Get enough copies in circulation and maybe we'll get some traction on errata or banning.
Or contest more frequently. We allowed proxies in casual games for the sake of convenience and then borrowed for tournaments when needed — "Are you using all four of your cogs this weekend?"
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
Ke. wrote:
TryDeflectingThisGrapple wrote: "Are you using all four of your cogs this weekend?"
surely an awkward question...
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
- self biased
-
- Offline
- Antediluvian
-
- I pray at an altar of farts.
- Posts: 715
- Thank you received: 267
self biased wrote:
Ke. wrote:
TryDeflectingThisGrapple wrote: "Are you using all four of your cogs this weekend?"
surely an awkward question...
Its slightly more polite than:
"Hey, are you playing that turbo nergal sleeze bullshit, or can I by any chance borrow a cog?"
(Sidenote, ive asked this question, but not about borrowing a cog. I happened upon a copy of true faith and flashed it ironically to a player before a tournament, insunuating a card like that mattered against turbo nergal....)
As for the lcg thing....... no, cant say i agree. The diversity in vtes comes alot from cardpool, so while streamlining andrereleasing a similar game could be neat, especially once pattons lapse and such, the 40% of our cardpool that is vital would be thinned too much for it to still feel like vtes in the creative and overly strategic parts.
Netrunner isnt mtg, but its not vtes either. If we were boardgames, mtg is akin to trouble, netrunner is mousetrap, and vtes is somewhere between monopoly and clue(ummm, before they changed the backstoey of clue. Stupid society.....)
You cant expect mousetrap to play like trouble, and cant expect monopoly to flow without railroads and hotel options.
We could ban junk if we get printed, just to make cardpool less crappy. Or havexan eternal format allowing things like blooding and eyes of the dead, so new players dont have to look at actually everything to getca look at cardpool.
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
- ReverendRevolver
-
- Offline
- Antediluvian
-
- Posts: 2345
- Thank you received: 373
Plenty of sets are still available.Zenedar wrote: Any cards I own are promos I've gotten by playing tournaments for the 2-3 years I've been playing this game.
Plenty of single cards are still available.
You sure sound to me like you don't EVER want to invest ANY money to the game.
NC, Finland
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
I simply changed my mind by having discussions such as this one.
Proxies help create a standard meta, because new players will netdeck much more.
An argument I haven't thought until someone mentioned was:
Imagine you allow proxies and then the game gets picked up again. What then? People will lose their proxies, specially those that will be more expensive cards again. If they continuing in VtES was dependant on the use of proxies, they will now leave.
Yes, we will have the same issue with the new VEKN expansions.
Remember, the longer the game is without an owner, the less these decisions are black and white.
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
- You are here:
-
Home
-
Forum
-
V:TES Discussion
-
Organizational Questions
- Would you accept tournaments with Proxies ? and Why
Portions of the materials are the copyrights and trademarks of White Wolf Publishing AB, and are used with permission. All rights reserved. For more information please visit