The New User Starter Guide.

[길들이는 곤충]

Sorry for necroing this thread, I just figured since this thread had a high concentration, it would be logical to ask my questions here.
Since this is a new user starter thread I was hoping I could get some recommendations starting out on a budget during this rotation, since I'm low on fiscal sources it would be much more logical to ask some experienced players on what would be the easiest, or easier to manage starter deck(s) to pick up and play at locals. Sorry if this belongs in deck discussion.

[NextoftheLegacy]

Originally Posted by 길들이는 곤충

Sorry for necroing this thread, I just figured since this thread had a high concentration, it would be logical to ask my questions here.
Since this is a new user starter thread I was hoping I could get some recommendations starting out on a budget during this rotation, since I'm low on fiscal sources it would be much more logical to ask some experienced players on what would be the easiest, or easier to manage starter deck(s) to pick up and play at locals. Sorry if this belongs in deck discussion.

This seems as good a place as any to ask this sort of question, though you would get a quicker response if you made a new thread....

The best starter decks for a new player this block would definitely be the Kage Summit (S25) starters. Both of them are good, but I have a bias towards saying the InoShikaCho one is better. There are a whole bunch of singles a new player can pick up and add to that deck to make it even better (Naruto/Yamato, Kurotsuchi, Zetsu, etc).

Edit: I appreciate your efforts trying to keep the forums clean! We need more forumgoers like you =P

[allanime01]

Originally Posted by 길들이는 곤충

Sorry for necroing this thread, I just figured since this thread had a high concentration, it would be logical to ask my questions here.
Since this is a new user starter thread I was hoping I could get some recommendations starting out on a budget during this rotation, since I'm low on fiscal sources it would be much more logical to ask some experienced players on what would be the easiest, or easier to manage starter deck(s) to pick up and play at locals. Sorry if this belongs in deck discussion.

Nah man it's cool. Interesting SN you got there
Plus, this thread is a sticky. IT will forever be on the front page, so it's not really "necromancing" it. I'm more than willing to have newbies post questions here, so vets and such can answer them with thier opinions.
Like it was said, your best bet is a set 25 starter. If you like Earth perm and mental stuff, then get InoShikaCho. If you want some Puppet Punch, the Sand Siblings are your thing. In addition, pick up a box or two of anything set 22+ and just go from there. Total cost is roughly 70-90 bucks depending on where and how you do it.
Also:

Originally Posted by NextoftheLegacy

Edit: I appreciate your efforts trying to keep the forums clean! We need more forumgoers like you =P

this ^

[Dalegna]

you forgot OV

[allanime01]

Originally Posted by Dalegna

you forgot OV

hell I forgot about this guide! *Eek smiley* It needs a major update. On it.

[The4thBatsslet]

Now i have some questions. The reinforcement deck i understand, but what about the sideboard? When do you use it during the matches or between the matches so that you can changes your deck ?

thanks in advance

[rockleeac]

Originally Posted by The4thBatsslet

Now i have some questions. The reinforcement deck i understand, but what about the sideboard? When do you use it during the matches or between the matches so that you can changes your deck ?

thanks in advance

you can only exchange cards from your main deck and side boards AFTER game 1 and/or 2.

[spiritomb]

Originally Posted by rockleeac

you can only exchange cards from your main deck and side boards AFTER game 1 and/or 2.

Don't forget to change ur side deck and main deck back to the original lists at the end of each round you play.

[Sakura's Retribution]

Originally Posted by allanime01

Broken - People throw this around a lot, but it usually refers to a card or combo that is to strong, and thus,

Great job with the guide thus far, no real problems...but you have a typo. I believe the proper version would be 'too strong'.

Sorry I'm OCD and while I may not always be grammatically correct, I do try and make sure I spell/word everything right. [not trying to offend, just explaining myself.../end rambling]

[allanime01]

Originally Posted by Sakura's Retribution

Great job with the guide thus far, no real problems...but you have a typo. I believe the proper version would be 'too strong'.

Sorry I'm OCD and while I may not always be grammatically correct, I do try and make sure I spell/word everything right. [not trying to offend, just explaining myself.../end rambling]

ahaha it's cool, i'll go fix that. No worries *Big Grin*