Memorable Battles

I know it's been a while but i'm going to ask anyway: To the best of your knowledge, which team (or even single player) gave you the most trouble? Well team wise...i've had lots of great fights, but whenever me and my partner fought against Joanna and Maddux, I always got this nervous-like feeling at the start of every match. Really, because I knew that one wrong move against those two would probably result in a loss lol. I considered myself good, but credit has to be given where it is due, so props to this team for reminding me that no matter how good you are, (or think you are) there's always someone out there that's gonna kick your a@# from time to time! Seriously though, thankyou for many memorable battles. So, what players gave you a hard time?

Jazhara and Malkavian were a formidable team. One wrong move and the match was as good as over.

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Originally Posted by Ryna

Jazhara and Malkavian were a formidable team. One wrong move and the match was as good as over.

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Jazhara and Malkavian...Unfortunately I can't say i've ever ran into either one of them before, which is a shame, I love to go against tough teams. Do you remember what type of strategies they liked to use?

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Originally Posted by Deadbeard

Jazhara and Malkavian...Unfortunately I can't say i've ever ran into either one of them before, which is a shame, I love to go against tough teams. Do you remember what type of strategies they liked to use?

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It has been over 5+ years since I last played with those guys. I regretfully don't remember specific strategies from those matches. I remember Jazhara posted card strategies in a couple of decks. Here is one of them:
http://www.pso-world.com/forums/showthread.php?t=62869

I also remember playing with Auracom against Fantasy Eve and Sword+75 sometime around the F1 Gran Prix. They asked us to quit the tournament because "we were slowing them down." That didn't turn out well for them.

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Originally Posted by Ryna

It has been over 5+ years since I last played with those guys. I regretfully don't remember specific strategies from those matches. I remember Jazhara posted card strategies in a couple of decks. Here is one of them:
http://www.pso-world.com/forums/showthread.php?t=62869

I also remember playing with Auracom against Fantasy Eve and Sword+75 sometime around the F1 Gran Prix. They asked us to quit the tournament because "we were slowing them down." That didn't turn out well for them.

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Yeah, I knew it would be a longshot, remembering strategies from so long ago was unlikely, but me being the EP3 junkie that I am had to ask haha. I looked over that link also, I wish I had a chance to talk strategy with him back when he wrote it. Though in theory, that deck could counter machine spam, that's about all it could do...and there-in lies the problem. So, unless a person was actually silly enough to name their deck/s "Machine spam" you don't actually know when to use that counter deck. Fantasy Eve and Sword+75 haha..two scrubby players I had the pleasure of mopping the floor with several times, I remember them both being sore losers. Slowing them down...what the f#@$? What kind of people says that to their competitors in a tournament? No confidence.

I remember one match where Malkavian was my partner and we were playing against Capricornus and Jazhara. I used a Dark tech-based deck while Malkavian used a Guykild deck. Capricornus used a Break-based tech deck. I remember Jazhara used a Darkside deck.

The game started badly for my team. We were getting bad dice rolls and card draws for the first few turns. Capricornus and Jazhara were making great progress on killing us. We eventually got a 6/6 roll. I summoned a Chaos Sorceror and Malkavian equipped several RA weapons. After that turn, we were able to fight them to standstill. I eventually turned my focus to killing Capricornus. He tried to use Megid twice on my Chaos Sorceror, but failed both times. I killed him on the turn following the second attempt.

That particular match was memorable for a couple of reasons. First, it lasted for over an hour and saw the tide turn a couple of times. Second, it was hilarious seeing Megid fail twice in a row.

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Originally Posted by Ryna

I remember one match where Malkavian was my partner and we were playing against Capricornus and Jazhara. I used a Dark tech-based deck while Malkavian used a Guykild deck. Capricornus used a Break-based tech deck. I remember Jazhara used a Darkside deck.

The game started badly for my team. We were getting bad dice rolls and card draws for the first few turns. Capricornus and Jazhara were making great progress on killing us. We eventually got a 6/6 roll. I summoned a Chaos Sorceror and Malkavian equipped several RA weapons. After that turn, we were able to fight them to standstill. I eventually turned my focus to killing Capricornus. He tried to use Megid twice on my Chaos Sorceror, but failed both times. I killed him on the turn following the second attempt.

That particular match was memorable for a couple of reasons. First, it lasted for over an hour and saw the tide turn a couple of times. Second, it was hilarious seeing Megid fail twice in a row.

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And thats what it's all about, isn't it? Being able to overcome bad dice rolls and other circumstances and still win a match against good players gives you a feeling like no other, am I right?

I see you mentioned the Chaos Sorcerer card...card is nasty, a teleporting powerhouse=arks worst nightmare. I hated when people used that card against me. I know for a fact any fights lasting over an hour are bound to be great and with nice team coordination on both sides of the field. Megid is like gambling, you win some, you lose alot more. And the best part is when it fails the user of the card always says you got lucky because it missed...nice logic huh?

Ryna, you obviously were around when the game was online. Did we ever run into eachother? Or even play against one another? Also, what was your favorite setup, Arks or Hunters?

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Originally Posted by Deadbeard

And thats what it's all about, isn't it? Being able to overcome bad dice rolls and other circumstances and still win a match against good players gives you a feeling like no other, am I right?

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Episode 3 was certainly at its best when you were in an epic match with a competent partner. Winning a match against good players was the most fun you could have on Phantasy Star outside of Challenge Mode.

A lot of people have faulted the game for being purely "luck-based." However, the random nature of it was something you had to account for in your deck construction and what ultimately made the game fun.

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Ryna, you obviously were around when the game was online. Did we ever run into eachother? Or even play against one another? Also, what was your favorite setup, Arks or Hunters?

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I remember seeing your character around, but I don't think we played against each other. I liked playing against other PSOW members and tended to avoid Vega. The wide-spread use of Red Slime and Machine/Dark Spam decks by lower-level players was a turn-off after a while.

As for my online history, I started playing right after the game's North American release. I was a very active player up until the end of the Card Revolution Festival (November 2004). After that, I only put a lot of time into the game following the game's last Card Revolution in April 2005. After I got to 100%, there really wasn't much point in making a significant time investment. All of my friends had switched back to playing Episode 1 and 2. It was becoming very difficult just to get a group together for a card auction. I still play through Story Mode on occasion, but the AI doesn't pose much of a challenge.

When I was playing online, I primarily used a Kylria gun deck for about 60% of my co-op and tournament games. I also liked using Ino'lis and Arkz-based tech decks. A properly employed tech deck was a beautiful thing to behold.

Tech setup was my favorite thing to do, and I played arkz about 100% of the time, I just couldn't focus playing hunters for whatever reason. The one beef I had with the whole arkz vs hunter when it came to techs was that hunters had a serious advantage if you really think about it. When it comes to using multiple techs in a single round, a hunter is just 1 person, and can stand there and fire away with sufficient action points. Where as if a ark wasnt to do the same thing, they have to have multiple creatures deployed AND have them positioned properly. Even knowing this, I always found myself using ark tech-based decks almost all the time.

I remember that card revolution when they finally fixed those red slimes and st rappies was great, just about ever change that was made was justified. So I was happy with it. It seems though the population was starting to diminish rapidly at this point and wasn't showing any signs of slowing down, with or without these changes unfortunately.

Saw this, and had to come here.
I'd had a few really memorable ones. I loved team battles the most. The first time we ran into someone who used Leukon was really something. We screeched at them the whole time, though it did no good, we still lost. Geez, 2 of that thing.

Another memorable/bad was all the times having the other team (or my partner!) fall asleep during the battle. Those suckers took FOREVER to end. Ugh.

Epic?
Yeah, I once had a 2 hour fight on the uh...that huge board of the destroyed HU base...forget what it was called. They pulled out everything. Delbiters, C-sorc, and kept Gratnsing us (we were arkz & hu) I pulled out a shark (Named Pinky Jr.--Pinky Sr. was a Merlan) and he got kind of stranded in 1 corner. Well if you remember that's the shark who gains atp for everything that dies on the board or how many turns it is out or something but by the time any of them got close to it, it had like a billion ATP and 1 shotted their Hildebear. It was coming for their guy, but they killed him first. The whole thing came down to either megid hitting or them rolling up for grants again. We lost.

I didn't really love the game, but with so much NOTHING going on now, hell yes I'd play it again if it was still around.

It's been too long so I can't remember too many specific matches, had so many great ones though.

One I remember in particular just cause I found it hilarious, fighting Card Grey and Toaster Mage's Heavy Fog-Monest deck. Never thought I'd see a Monest kill something, lol.

I'll try to remember some more to write about :)
dammit I loved this game...

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Originally Posted by AzureBlaze

Saw this, and had to come here.
I'd had a few really memorable ones. I loved team battles the most. The first time we ran into someone who used Leukon was really something. We screeched at them the whole time, though it did no good, we still lost. Geez, 2 of that thing.

Another memorable/bad was all the times having the other team (or my partner!) fall asleep during the battle. Those suckers took FOREVER to end. Ugh.

Epic?
Yeah, I once had a 2 hour fight on the uh...that huge board of the destroyed HU base...forget what it was called. They pulled out everything. Delbiters, C-sorc, and kept Gratnsing us (we were arkz & hu) I pulled out a shark (Named Pinky Jr.--Pinky Sr. was a Merlan) and he got kind of stranded in 1 corner. Well if you remember that's the shark who gains atp for everything that dies on the board or how many turns it is out or something but by the time any of them got close to it, it had like a billion ATP and 1 shotted their Hildebear. It was coming for their guy, but they killed him first. The whole thing came down to either megid hitting or them rolling up for grants again. We lost.

I didn't really love the game, but with so much NOTHING going on now, hell yes I'd play it again if it was still around.

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I can say with 100% certainty I have never fallen asleep during a battle on this game, nor have I ever partnered up with anyone who does that, if you're tired before a battle just say so beforehand.

Wow man 2 hours is a long time for a match. I probably have only been involved with a handful of those myself, and i've probably played more matches than almost anyone else. That card you mentioned has got to be one with revenge on it, if it gained AP for doing nothing, though I would have to review to be sure.

I do agree with you that theres alot of nothing going on now, every game seems to revolve around shooting someone nowadays, and most RPGs have been dumbed down to revolve around this new generation of morons who play these games all day. EP3 was ahead of it's time. Being released on the gamecube didn't help either, the game was far too easy to disrupt seeing as though data was stored on memory cards.

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Originally Posted by VR-Raiden

It's been too long so I can't remember too many specific matches, had so many great ones though.

One I remember in particular just cause I found it hilarious, fighting Card Grey and Toaster Mage's Heavy Fog-Monest deck. Never thought I'd see a Monest kill something, lol.

I'll try to remember some more to write about :)
dammit I loved this game...

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A deck revolving around heavy fog and monest....makes my stomach hurt thinking about it lol. I guarantee it'd be a contender for most annoying deck ever.

I never fell asleep either.
I mean geez if you are that tired log off it! (as you said) But it occurred with other people more than you'd want to know of. And remember how everyone could make those chats with screeching, tweeting, and bong bong noises? Everyone would raise a racket to try and wake the person cause it sure was rude. Though I don't think I ever woke anyone with it...

Since you have done so many fights in there I returned to ask this:
Did you ever fight someone using Leukon Knight? If you did, did you beat them?
I'm just curious to see if it is possible with a live Leukon.

The shark was the pink Pal Shark (oy finally remembered)

I kind of wish this game would come back, like as a LiveArcade or some kind of ps3 download thinger or something. Portable is great and all but I want PSU/O on a console. And it's like everyone's in a holding pattern now, waiting on 'more ps____whatever', this would fill the time. Plus, I'd have to recall all the names of my monsters.

I've done fights with people who saw fit to use that knight, castor, pollux, and even that huge germ boss you fight at the end. At first, I guess I wanted to amuse myself and see if I could actually win against these bosses. Yes, i've defeated multiple players using L. Knight/Castor/Pollux, but never against the germ. It's impossible for any player to win against another player using that, no matter how good you may be or bad they may be, won't matter against AOE that large and powerful. After a while though, I started just leaving battles against anyone using those cheats, not one to waste my time with people like that.

It's been suggested and said by many people already that this game should be made for download. The only real way this is going to happen though is a petition being sent to sega demanding this game get released again in some fashion or another, with enough support it'll happen.

The most memorable battle I ever had I more remember for its outcome than the specifics. I really wish I could remember every detail of this.

The players involved were myself, VR-Raien, R, and 1 other that just can't remember their name (help me out here VR-Raiden).

I beleve R was my team-mate and we faced off against VR-Raiden and the other person.

It was long and hard fought battle. R went down, leaving me alone to face off against the other 2. I took one of the other 2 down, and fought my heart out against the other person. Card after card was played and the battle could go either way. Neither of us backed down. I was using a technique deck and my opponent was using a Ranger deck.

In the end, the battle ened when my oponent defended a Baranz Launcher just enough to activate it's Death Compnion ability and take my last HP.

The final HP values of the battle were 0 0 0 1.

Even though I came up on the losing end of this match, it was one of the best I ever played. Especially at the end there everone was biting their nails in anticipatin - the match was so close.

I did not have the best cards in the game, but the cards I did have I used to the best of my ability, and was known for always putting up quite a fight. Though I didn't use it in this match, my favorite deck is one that uses my favorite card - Crimson Assassin. Most people knew that if you were to beat me, you had to go through my Crimson Assassin first, and I had a lot of great battles with it.

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Originally Posted by Cranberry

The most memorable battle I ever had I more remember for its outcome than the specifics. I really wish I could remember every detail of this.

The players involved were myself, VR-Raien, R, and 1 other that just can't remember their name (help me out here VR-Raiden).

I beleve R was my team-mate and we faced off against VR-Raiden and the other person.

It was long and hard fought battle. R went down, leaving me alone to face off against the other 2. I took one of the other 2 down, and fought my heart out against the other person. Card after card was played and the battle could go either way. Neither of us backed down. I was using a technique deck and my opponent was using a Ranger deck.

In the end, the battle ened when my oponent defended a Baranz Launcher just enough to activate it's Death Compnion ability and take my last HP.

The final HP values of the battle were 0 0 0 1.

Even though I came up on the losing end of this match, it was one of the best I ever played. Especially at the end there everone was biting their nails in anticipatin - the match was so close.

I did not have the best cards in the game, but the cards I did have I used to the best of my ability, and was known for always putting up quite a fight. Though I didn't use it in this match, my favorite deck is one that uses my favorite card - Crimson Assassin. Most people knew that if you were to beat me, you had to go through my Crimson Assassin first, and I had a lot of great battles with it.

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Sounds like a really good fight there man. Any battle ending with a HP value like that and one person surviving against 2 players has to be great.

I have to take a minute to speak about R also. This is one player I TRULY have much respect for, and trust me, there's not many people I say that about. From what I gather, he was determined to become one of the best, and in the end, that's exactly what he did. I remember him never being afraid to go against me, hell, I think he even liked fighting me, because in the end it would only help strengthen his overall ability. Even experimented with C.A.R.D.S that not many other players dared to use, and made them work, none the less. Some said he was my equal in many ways. In any case, I wish there were hundreds of others around like him.

Lastly, there really are no such thing as the best cards in the game. Believe it or not pretty much all of my decks used the most basic of the basic cards. I never used any S or SS cards ever, and I don't even recall using many Rare 1-4 cards. I took starter C.A.R.D.S and let superior strategy do the talking.

I remember the ending of that match Cranberry, amazingly close game. I'm trying to remember who my partner could have been. I'll name some that I may have been teaming with around when I met R. Maybe it was Dias? Voxie? Asher? Vinny? Giant|Remade? Er1? DikkyRay? Kappa? I feel bad for not remembering my partner in that match XD of those I have the strongest feeling it was Dias but I'm not positive.

and yeah R was an amazing player, don't think I ever beat him in a Solo match, and I remember playing quite a few against him. Felt like I learned something every time I played him. Always enjoyed our matches, he had a real good attitude toward the game :)


Here's another match I remember. I was in a team tournament, versus a team of Japanese players. Stage was Nebula 2, and they were both Rufina. This was actually the first match I encountered your Resistance-Slow time-Assistless strategy, Deadbeard. It wasn't the same, but used that assist set up. They each set Pan Arms, got they're assists going, and used Fix (I believe this was before the cost of Fix was increased). Me and my partner were literally helpless, lol.

First time I had seen that assist set up, it sparked my interest and I made some of my own but it was hard getting a partner to coordinate one with me for a while. Eventually I did get some going, but didn't really use them much. Made one with that Card Flip assist that makes it so you cant see your cards, wasn't the best choice but we annoyed some people with that :lol: I think I made that one with MEGADAFO.

Yes R was a great player. I played against him often. He was a very good player too. I learned a few things from him. I seem to remember that one time I did finally win a match against him, and I think he happy that I had come so far and gave him a great fight. He was a great sport.

I miss R.

My most memorable battle was recent, actually. I started off with good cards and a 6/6 roll, and went on the offensive pretty quick. My opponent was excellent on defense though, so he withstood my attacks long enough to play a battle of attrition with me. The match ended up with me winning with 2 or 3 hp left, and he would have killed me the next turn with gizonde. The battle lasted over an hour, and it was pretty crazy at times, so it was memorable to me.

I still have a lot to learn about this game.

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Here's another match I remember. I was in a team tournament, versus a team of Japanese players. Stage was Nebula 2, and they were both Rufina. This was actually the first match I encountered your Resistance-Slow time-Assistless strategy, Deadbeard. It wasn't the same, but used that assist set up. They each set Pan Arms, got they're assists going, and used Fix (I believe this was before the cost of Fix was increased). Me and my partner were literally helpless, lol.

First time I had seen that assist set up, it sparked my interest and I made some of my own but it was hard getting a partner to coordinate one with me for a while. Eventually I did get some going, but didn't really use them much. Made one with that Card Flip assist that makes it so you cant see your cards, wasn't the best choice but we annoyed some people with that :lol: I think I made that one with MEGADAFO.

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There are a few people who actually witnessed the creation of this deck. It's extremely complex and the amount of time it took me to make it was crazy. Needless to say, many altered forms of the deck started to appear after I started using this in actual matches. So long as the assist foundation is there you can change the offensive strategy as you see fit really.

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Originally Posted by SStrikerR

My most memorable battle was recent, actually. I started off with good cards and a 6/6 roll, and went on the offensive pretty quick. My opponent was excellent on defense though, so he withstood my attacks long enough to play a battle of attrition with me. The match ended up with me winning with 2 or 3 hp left, and he would have killed me the next turn with gizonde. The battle lasted over an hour, and it was pretty crazy at times, so it was memorable to me.

I still have a lot to learn about this game.

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Was this an online or offline match?

I don't remember much memorable battles, but the ones that I remember the most were the comedy battles. My friend and I went online as joke characters (Yu-Gi-Oh duelists: Pegasus and Seto Kaiba respectably).

My friend and I had a specific card we had to play: I couldn't really remember what card he wanted to play all the time, I think it was one of the sinows (or maybe he played a HU character), while I played 'blue eyes nano dragon'. Pull out a defense card when we were attacked and say 'I pull out this card in defense mode'. And when it's companion, 'I activate my special trap card'.

But mostly our deck consisted of small amount of 1-2 cost monsters, our main monsters, and TONS of board effect cards: heavy step, trash all, reverse card, land price...

There were a few battles where our decks that we just made on the spot took down some really good players because we would mess up their strategy and come to our turn (with luck as for dice roll) we would put an end to them, but there were some battles that we just lost, but all in all, it was for fun and our opponents seemed to have a good time with us as well.

Hmm..really that's not a joke. See, I never really looked at the game like that, but now that I think about it for a minute I think it's kind of interesting and fun. Absolutely nothing wrong with doing things like that, so long as you're having fun with the game, whats it matter?

I can see good players getting tripped up by this type of setup, i've lost my fair share of matches to decks like that you described, just because they're so unorthodox and when you finally play against someone using a setup like-so, you aren't prepared for it.

Yeah I remember that has happened to me as well before. You're fighting someone and you're like "WTF who does that??" and sometimes it works lol

Here is another battle I remember part of. I remember it mostly cause my partner and I (I believe it was Giant|Remade) used a Relmitos team deck. I always loved using Relm decks but hadn't used such a well coordinated one with a partner before. Basically we got our set up going with Summit Moons and casted Shifta a few times, and before our opponents knew it, we were at 10 AP/TP :lol: after that I don't remember the battle too well, I think we just proceeded to bombard our opponents til it was over in a few turns.

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My most memorable battle was recent, actually. I started off with good cards and a 6/6 roll, and went on the offensive pretty quick. My opponent was excellent on defense though, so he withstood my attacks long enough to play a battle of attrition with me. The match ended up with me winning with 2 or 3 hp left, and he would have killed me the next turn with gizonde. The battle lasted over an hour, and it was pretty crazy at times, so it was memorable to me.

I still have a lot to learn about this game.

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Yeah that match was in general epic. It was really that turn that decied it, if not i would had you the turn after that. One of the best matches i ever played.


I also had a match of like 80 turns and over a hour once, was pretty much a standsill till i got cornered by a canadine and something else that managed to sap my health away slowly.

@Deadbeard: Was online on that private server. A few players orginaize a small torunamnt themselves eveyr now and then and that was our match for it. Im in the finals now. (Tournament mode doesn't work btw)

Getting whomped by Ryna will always be a memory in my heart

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Getting whomped by Ryna will always be a memory in my heart

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Along those lines, I recall a particularly amusing moment from a battle where I killed Tingle.

I was using Teifu and had a Lavis Cannon equipped. Sayara was using Break and had a Belra out. Sayara had just ended his turn with 1 ATK/8 DEF. At the start of my turn, I played God's Whim. My Assist Card was replaced with Tech Field while Sayara's was replaced with Exchange. That switched Sayara's DEF amount to 1! I killed Sayara on my next attack.

That was the first and only time I used God's Whim. It worked well on that one occasion though.

Well kinda every match that takes a very long time and is so close that anyone could win it are kinda memoriable to me, i love long and tight battles where it takes 80 turns before we know who might win, and then another 20 or so before it happends.

Had a few of these battles, were all epic to me.

There's one battle I had that will always stick in my mind. It was back on the Sega servers and I was in a team tourney with a good firend I'd met online. We both tended to play the same kind of decks but it wasn't a co-ordinated effort. In ts aswe wr both using a Delbiter deck and our luck just wasn't with us. We had all manner of dice+ and dice fevers on the field and we just couldn't roll a 7 to get a Delbiter out on the field.

Our opponents were punishing us for this. They were both hunters and seemed to be using a low cost deck of some kind so we were suffering multiple attacks each turn. We were both down to single figure health values and had almost given up.

Then something rather funny happened. I had a Bulk on the field which they were ignoring (and who wouldn't really?). In my last draw I'd pulled a madness out, the only one I had in my deck and I thought 'what the heck?'. So I positioned my Bulk between them, used madness and....oh god! If there had ever been a better time for Suicide to work I haven't seen it. Each of them lost all their items and only managed to equip one item each the following turn.

Then our luck changed, we both got a 7 on the next turn and landed a dual Delbiter combo onto the field. From there the battle swiftly turned in our favour and we pulled it back from the brink to win. Can't say I've cheered more at a computer game in my life. XD

lol idk how i remember this but definitely one of my fav matches on here deadbeard was when we faced Volvagia and Static n they were using a double epsilon team setup. You were using a gran sorcerer deck and i was using teifu with kalad n sjs. they had all 9 bonus and yet we managed to cleave through like 8 epsilons (not exaggerating) and pull off the win. Definitely 1 of my fav matches. im sure you remember this 1 as well.

Memorable games. Ahhh. Me playing Jon F on Day 1 getting killed by an Indi Belra. Me and Technobitch dominating the early 2v2 scene with Adam and (RL Partner) who were extremely good.

Me teaming with Duel Emperor and him getting nervous in the Tournament and casting fly on our opponents literally seconds after I told him not to do that. Causing us our first loss vs Moth Spam. We would have made top 30 but we got sucked into RL issues.

Teaming with Deadbeard to create the Ultimate Deck. Then having JP players say that we should go away because we're "not fun".(Joanna's Idea)

Teaming with Joanna and Maddux in many games trying to grind out Meseta for God.

Watching Alston Beat a God with a default deck.
Having players in a 2v2 think I was good because I had an answer for everything with Silfer's Default Deck.

Proving -2 Steady Damage was nothing to be afraid of because with enough gunners out no one was going to live for it to kill you and laughing at teams who thought that me and Alston were crazy using 4 Dark Gunners in Shared HP Tournaments.

Watching Alston piss Duel Emperor off because he figured out how to roll 6's on command. Then proceeded to roll 11 6/6's in a row. Then when Duel increased the dice bonus to 8 continued to roll another 4 8/8s before he rage quit.

Playing me and Alston's Gunner deck in so many variations that we no longer needed to talk to each other.(RL Friends on Phone).

Getting Mad that Snafu copied our Gunner deck and then stomping them in a mirror match because they didn't have all the inner workings to what cards we used.

Getting killed with Megid in "THE INTERNET's" last game. After discarding Aegis Guard because I was holding it for 5 turns waiting for Megid.

Billie Joe not being a good player!

Recently, from my trip to the UK. Scandal 3 with a friend. I play Gibbles, Ramar Roundlslay's it for 4, I HP Attack him for 16 next turn. Other match with same friend, Was a tough battle, he died, Com died, I solo'd vs Saliguns halfguard deck with a Lavis Cannon. Battle took 30 mins, I won in the end, Lavis Cannon died when it had 25 AP.

Most funny match was when we both made a deck only holding Rappies. We manage to make Rag Rappies hit for 9 base xD

Good times~

I like it so far. And I see that you're all shearing.

Another golden I remember. Stamina 9 Ob Lilies to then kill Hildebear with Right Heavy Punch. YOUR ARGUMENT IS INVALID.