>>536937338
Also another point about the OCG hits is that they slowly signal to players what further hits to expect.
In the TCG they usually just randomly out of the blue absolutely obliterate something.
You can kinda "feel it in the air" and see people starting to sell off cards in advance, but it's still a hot potato gamble with 100€ cards by the dozens.

I'm not someone who considers cards an investment, but let's be reasonable, most people cycle through cards buy/sell.
This forces TCG players to play vendor on the side or just accept every € spent is lost for good. Fair enough.
At least if we had the OCG approach and they semi limit something, you can make a decision to cut your losses then and there and recoup some costs if you already played the deck enough.
The guy who buys it also isn't fucked because he knows he'll get another month or two of decent power level out of it.

I hate how the TCG is being handled so much it's fucking unreal...
Wish I didn't get hooked on that faithful Saturday morning in 2002~2003.

>>510547698
Chances of you or anybody else doing shit are equal to zero. Larping is free however, that's why this platform exists.

>>509342698
Feels like shit to be honest as an adult.
>Why dont they learn?
I'm just too worried about negative outcomes of me tampering with stuff since I'm not well off.
>>509353802
This is how most "real men" in this thread learned their "real man knowledge" unfortunately.

I was blessed with a drunk fucker as a father that beat the shit out of me for my first decade of life and never imparted me any knowledge despite being the generic know-it-all handyman electrician.
After trying to kill my mother once they divorced so there goes that.
I think a lot of people who failed to acquire this type of knowledge fall into this category. Unless your father/grandfather taught you, where did you have the opportunity to learn this?
I reckon some anons will reply that they learned themselves as an adult, but they are the rare exception.

I can repair/troubleshoot computers to a decent extent, because I had access to them and had to fix them myself as a kid I guess.
That's about it.
Keep in mind you need the space and the tools to do most things as well. Modern lives are not very conducive to this type of shit anymore.

>>508978472
In your fear of creating something normal and unimpressive, you stare at that blank canvas of life long enough and you wait until all the paint dries up, and your heart stops loving life, the fire in your soul turns into ash, your flesh turns into bones and your dreams and thoughts fade into oblivion.

>>101461249
it's just not the same.

>>81520064
>are you ugly
>yes
>become a chill funny dude
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