EC 2008 winner...

Just say, the winner of this year and the Una player are a fucking "break-dealers" Honest player of the EC day 2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Highlights" (IMHO) of the EC day 2: * Low level players (general, obviously not all) * A lot of extremly decks * The same french guy, screaming and calling LSJ all rounds... pathetic (please, leave this game)

[ quoted text not captured ] Have a nice cup of Shut da fuck up man, that's all you deserve here. At least you could have signed your message. Arthur

tiktac...@hotmail.com schrieb: > Just say, the winner of this year and the Una player are a fucking > "break-dealers" > > > Player of EC day 2 The last time I checked the rulebook breaking deals was allowed. If you cannot handle the social aspects of a multiplayer game (making and possibly breaking deals) you should stop playing it. > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Highlights EC day 2: > > * Low level Level of noise? > * A lot of extremly decks What exactly is an extreme deck? A non-toolbox deck? > * Again, the same french guy screaming and calling LSJ all rounds... > pathetic (Jerome, leave this game) Uh well, yes he is like this all the time. So even if this can be a little annoying at times he is still a nice person overall so I am fine with him staying.

If you can't tell by the disconnect between the subject and the body, this isn't a serious thread. Please don't feed trolls.

i won't leave this game, sorry. If you don't like my way to play, just leave or play well, with rules and fair. Thanks for remember me! Some players like me, some players don't like me, it's life ! Excuse my english, write and speak.

Perhaps i speak a lot and get irritated easily. But i don't steal deck. So be please to find the people who steal my ravnos embrace deck, and maybe i will be nicer next years with strangers. 5 EC, second time someone steal me a deck .... good spirit !

IMO deal-breaking happens a lot more on tournament level, especially when in game with players you are unlikely to encounter anytime soon whereas a local playgroup is usually cutthroat about it and deal- breaking will often result in you getting axed on future deals.

[ quoted text not captured ] the thing is that i just respect deal only with people who do what i want on good timing to respect the deal, if not, i mean, i do the job, i take the point. Sometime i just let some point to my predator just because he/she didn't sucide on me. Jérôme

[ quoted text not captured ] > Perhaps i speak a lot and get irritated easily. But i don't steal [ quoted text not captured ] Again, please quote the relevant text you are replying to, those people not using google groups, but rather a newsreader will then be able to understand what you are actually replying to. As for your deck getting stolen, bad luck my friend. That is unfortunate. I left my decks lying around all over the whole weekend and nothing happened to any of my things, in fact I had numerous items i left lying around returned to me by other players. Karma maybe?

Okay, first of all please quote whatever you are replying to. It makes it a lot easier to understand what you are replying to, and what you are saying in said reply. Secondly: > "Highlights" (IMHO) of the EC day 2: > * Low level players (general, obviously not all) What exactly does this mean? > * A lot of extremly decks The word is extremely, and does not describe anything whatsoever in this entence. Please elaborate. > * The same french guy, screaming and calling LSJ all rounds... > pathetic (please, leave this game) Calling a judge is a perfectly legal thing to do in a tournament. If you do not like it, don't play tournaments. if you think the person in question is stalling for time, mention it to the judge when he or she calls the judge over.

[ quoted text not captured ] Let's face it, everyone break a deal during the EC if he can grab a game win by doing so. The only persons who didn't, are just people who never had the opportunity to do so. The personality, the nationality of the persons doesn't change a damn thing. Arthur Remember, it's just a game.

[ quoted text not captured ] Man I got my boosters stolen, and I didn't break any deal... Arthur Honest !

[ quoted text not captured ] well, basically just what I meant with "deal-breaking happens a lot more on tournament level".

On Sep 23, 3:43 pm, Blooded Sand <sandm...@gmail.com> wrote: > Calling a judge is a perfectly legal thing to do in a tournament. If > you do not like it, don't play tournaments. if you think the person in > question is stalling for time, mention it to the judge when he or she > calls the judge over. I don't think he think i m stalling, and calling a judge is everything but stalling ... when there is a misplay or a rule question that i know the answer and noone on the table trust me, what can i do? just play with bad rules? don't think so ... And if i were wrong (yes it happens) ok, 1 minute in a game, in which most player looks to discover there cards on their untap, is nothing.

[ quoted text not captured ] So you behave like an asshole against all strangers because 1 person stole your deck?

On 23 Sep., 13:05, tiktactik...@hotmail.com wrote: > Just say, the winner of this year and the Una player are a fucking > "break-dealers" > > Honest player of the EC day 2 If you don't expect a deal to maybe get broken you still have a lot to learn about VtES. Keep trying. Joscha

[ quoted text not captured ] That would be... OUSTED player of the EC day 2 Jeff