How have other card games influenced the way you play naruto?

[Tourney master]

Naruto taught me Naruto...

[kunoalpha]

Originally Posted by Shino'sDad

I have a present for you.

I'll admit I goofed, but thats what naruto has taught me, if you make a mistake you shouldn't try to hide it, rather own up, so I do apologize for the rather lengthy serious of stupid things I say on the forums, but it's not like I'm genre, pyrot, tusk or andrew, I'm just a scrub who likes playing this game.

[allanime01]

Xiaolin Showdown taught me to only call a Shen Yi Bu Dare if you're certain the conditions are optimal and your Shen Gong Wu are compatible.

Fullmetal Alchemist taught me that just because a skill is the highest doesn't mean that's the battle to initiate

The original DBZ card game taught me to find balance between the cheap physical attacks and the powerful but costly energy ones when building a deck

And lastly Zatch Bell taught me that even when your deck is perfectly built and settled on perfect conditioning, things won't always go your way.

[Earthbullet]

hmm tough question ive played so many other games i cant really compare them naruto

[pyrot53]

Originally Posted by kunoalpha

I'll admit I goofed, but thats what naruto has taught me, if you make a mistake you shouldn't try to hide it, rather own up, so I do apologize for the rather lengthy serious of stupid things I say on the forums, but it's not like I'm genre, pyrot, tusk or andrew, I'm just a scrub who likes playing this game.

I dont get it.

Id rather be a good player that wins a lot of stuff?

[kunoalpha]

Originally Posted by pyrot53

I dont get it.

Id rather be a good player that wins a lot of stuff?

I live and can't travel outside of san diego, we never get anything bigger than our one chunin a year, I have to compete with Jerry and his brother who before at locals would roll me no matter what, not because my deck was bad, because they're better than me, and whenever I go to a chunin I always end up playing both of them in swiss, This block is going to be my last attempt at trying to be competitive, but after that I'll probably be done with the game entirely.

[pyrot53]

Originally Posted by kunoalpha

I live and can't travel outside of san diego, we never get anything bigger than our one chunin a year, I have to compete with Jerry and his brother who before at locals would roll me no matter what, not because my deck was bad, because they're better than me, and whenever I go to a chunin I always end up playing both of them in swiss, This block is going to be my last attempt at trying to be competitive, but after that I'll probably be done with the game entirely.

Cool story bro.

[grasshat]

Zatch Bell taught me the importance of an individual card. If you mess up or decide to change just one card in your arsenal you have to consider changing just about everything else....

every other game except zatch bell taught me that they aren't as good as naruto so i'm not playing them.

[allanime01]

Originally Posted by grasshat

Zatch Bell taught me the importance of an individual card. If you mess up or decide to change just one card in your arsenal you have to consider changing just about everything else....

To be fair that's obvious for a card game where your "deck" is literally preset, as I mentioned above, even with the best of cards and layouts, and the perfect placements/positioning, you can never fully control how things will go.

[braxtoningrahm]

Originally Posted by allanime01

Xiaolin Showdown taught me to only call a Shen Yi Bu Dare if you're certain the conditions are optimal and your Shen Gong Wu are compatible.

Fullmetal Alchemist taught me that just because a skill is the highest doesn't mean that's the battle to initiate

The original DBZ card game taught me to find balance between the cheap physical attacks and the powerful but costly energy ones when building a deck

And lastly Zatch Bell taught me that even when your deck is perfectly built and settled on perfect conditioning, things won't always go your way.

Dude! another FMA player. Nice! do you have the ds game? I would love to play online with somebody in this game lol.

Anyways
Been playing Naruto since set 1. Learned that OP cards make the format. Zabuza/Kakashi ES? Freedori anybody?

From MTG, I learned when to be aggressive and to never assume, but always be aware.

From Yugioh, I learned that yugioh sucks and that rush always wins. Frogs FTK made me quit the game completely.

From InuYasha TCG, I learned that a deck should be built around a common theme and everything you put in the deck should drive you towards your win condition.

From FMA, I learned that tutors are good but minusing the tutor is not always the best option.