Gencon winning deck not so great?

[deidara666bomb]

no for sure i play all crap oponent this is why i made it to the top for sure i don't realy beat nick 2 time jovad ryan and stephen no for sure my deck was bad this is why i win !!! sorry if you don't like my accent try to speak french i will tell you if your accent is better

[deidara666bomb]

Originally Posted by zbkillaz

I still say If I got a chance to play the Gencon winning deck I would have wrecked it. I told Mr. Polite awesome, charismatic, sick accent, better dressed than me Canadian that at the con and i'll set it again here. The deck while creative (and I'm glad it did so well) just wasn't that great.


but the moral of the story here is...Amir is terrible -.-

and sorry i never talk to you XD so i don't know who you was speaking at but it wasn't me sorry ;p

[JDragon]

I'm the best

[deidara666bomb]

Originally Posted by JDragon

I'm the best

best thing said here dude

[yodaz]

deidara, everyone on the forums has nothing but good things to say about ppl who win gencon. If it's too negative, assume it's sarcastic (as was the case where zb was talking about your accent etc, it was meant as compliment). He really does feel that way about your deck though. I'm glad a clash deck won, it seemed broken and I wish i could have gone with mine .

[deidara666bomb]

Originally Posted by yodaz

deidara, everyone on the forums has nothing but good things to say about ppl who win gencon. If it's too negative, assume it's sarcastic (as was the case where zb was talking about your accent etc, it was meant as compliment). He really does feel that way about your deck though. I'm glad a clash deck won, it seemed broken and I wish i could have gone with mine .

thanks for the clarification

[Cao Cao]

He didn't really win gen con - he just dominated the east coast players, which is not surprising.

[pyrot53]

Originally Posted by zbkillaz

I still say If I got a chance to play the Gencon winning deck I would have wrecked it. I told Mr. Polite awesome, charismatic, sick accent, better dressed than me Canadian that at the con and i'll set it again here. The deck while creative (and I'm glad it did so well) just wasn't that great.


but the moral of the story here is...Amir is terrible -.-

Saul you say that about everyone every time you lose...

[Seventh Path]

The deck has quite a few things going for it. It ran two of the strongest late turn ninjas in the game currently, it ran the best mission and best jutsu in the block period, it countered the meta, and it had surprise factor.

Deva Path does some amazing things to the game. It gets rid of any answers the opponent has. And even if they Sabiru him, it got rid of an answer didn't it? The Third has thread upon thread with people arguing how good he is so I won't go into it.

Warhawk and Dragon Flame do so much. They have ensured Fire being a force to be reckoned with. They are THE reason Fire will remain being such a strong force in this game.

This format has been about three things. Big hands, Odd numbered Missions, and powerful early game jutsus. Naraka Path and Kiba being stuck with eachother countered all of this. The big hands came from the Odd numbered missions and Naraka Path wrecked this. Kiba just stops jutsu in its tracks. Clash and Deva PAth are icing on the cake.

Surprise factor will always win games. When you look at peoples sides, what did they prepare for? I can guarantee it wasn't this deck. So when your side means nothing anymore, you lose a very integral part of the game. Then there's the fact no one knew what he was going for. They saw Kiba and probably were expecting a mill deck or something. Then Naraka path got dropped. Then Clash? The deck would seem a hodge podge in game 1. No one is seeing what the goal is until Turn 3 and by then it's too late. Surpises. Win. Games.

The deck has a very good spine. Incredibly strong early game, standard mid game, and then the cute little tech choices give it a very good spine. However, this is not the type of deck that will be able to sustain. Even if rotation wasn't conking out the important parts, the deck would roll over and die eventually. When someone figures out the comboes that make the deck run and take it apart form the inside out the deck would become unplayable. It's fifteen are almost up, enjoy while it lasts.

#mytwocents

[deidara666bomb]

Originally Posted by Seventh Path

The deck has quite a few things going for it. It ran two of the strongest late turn ninjas in the game currently, it ran the best mission and best jutsu in the block period, it countered the meta, and it had surprise factor.

Deva Path does some amazing things to the game. It gets rid of any answers the opponent has. And even if they Sabiru him, it got rid of an answer didn't it? The Third has thread upon thread with people arguing how good he is so I won't go into it.

Warhawk and Dragon Flame do so much. They have ensured Fire being a force to be reckoned with. They are THE reason Fire will remain being such a strong force in this game.

This format has been about three things. Big hands, Odd numbered Missions, and powerful early game jutsus. Naraka Path and Kiba being stuck with eachother countered all of this. The big hands came from the Odd numbered missions and Naraka Path wrecked this. Kiba just stops jutsu in its tracks. Clash and Deva PAth are icing on the cake.

Surprise factor will always win games. When you look at peoples sides, what did they prepare for? I can guarantee it wasn't this deck. So when your side means nothing anymore, you lose a very integral part of the game. Then there's the fact no one knew what he was going for. They saw Kiba and probably were expecting a mill deck or something. Then Naraka path got dropped. Then Clash? The deck would seem a hodge podge in game 1. No one is seeing what the goal is until Turn 3 and by then it's too late. Surpises. Win. Games.

The deck has a very good spine. Incredibly strong early game, standard mid game, and then the cute little tech choices give it a very good spine. However, this is not the type of deck that will be able to sustain. Even if rotation wasn't conking out the important parts, the deck would roll over and die eventually. When someone figures out the comboes that make the deck run and take it apart form the inside out the deck would become unplayable. It's fifteen are almost up, enjoy while it lasts.

#mytwocents

nice observation and yes the surprise factor win me this i saw terrible card side against me who do nothing!!! no one excpeted a deck like this i only lose 3 match all 2 days so i think i deserve the win!!! even if those jealous guy say the opposite !!! sorry without seeing my decklist i would have beat you i have lock my opponent praticly every game what can you even do with no hand i snipe your ninja with naruto tbm and snipe your hand with deva (he can revive 3 time too)