We've all played Pokemon at one point or another. If you haven't you probably don't have a soul. Anyway this is a nice little way to see who has similar tastes in Pokemon.
Mine
I have a lot of Pokemon from the original batch because it's obviously made up of some of the more superior Pogeys.
Hard mode: One Pokemon per type.
Nightmare mode: No legendaries.
Opeth Wrote:We've all played Pokemon at one point or another. If you haven't you probably don't have a soul.
I consider myself lucky to have been in college when Pokemon came out. When I was in Jr high/high school, I wasted my money on M:TG, but from what I know of Pokemon, that's an even bigger waste of money. I was past card games in college,thankfully.
I mean, who really needs to "collect em all?" It's the frigging company with its frigging ad campaign out to make you squander your life savings. If there's anything I've learned from games such as "M:TG," it's that if you want to just play the game, you get a ream of resume paper, do some work with photoshop, and make fake M:TG (or pokemon or whatever) cards, and play using those. No, "it's not the same," but you save like 2,000 dollars.
Quantact Wrote:I consider myself lucky to have been in college when Pokemon came out. When I was in Jr high/high school, I wasted my money on M:TG, but from what I know of Pokemon, that's an even bigger waste of money. I was past card games in college,thankfully.
I mean, who really needs to "collect em all?" It's the frigging company with its frigging ad campaign out to make you squander your life savings. If there's anything I've learned from games such as "M:TG," it's that if you want to just play the game, you get a ream of resume paper, do some work with photoshop, and make fake M:TG (or pokemon or whatever) cards, and play using those. No, "it's not the same," but you save like 2,000 dollars.
Quantact Wrote:I consider myself lucky to have been in college when Pokemon came out. When I was in Jr high/high school, I wasted my money on M:TG, but from what I know of Pokemon, that's an even bigger waste of money. I was past card games in college,thankfully.
I mean, who really needs to "collect em all?" It's the frigging company with its frigging ad campaign out to make you squander your life savings. If there's anything I've learned from games such as "M:TG," it's that if you want to just play the game, you get a ream of resume paper, do some work with photoshop, and make fake M:TG (or pokemon or whatever) cards, and play using those. No, "it's not the same," but you save like 2,000 dollars.
I spent about 60 dollars on Red and Silver and maybe 20-30 dollars on packs of cards. I was in middle school. Oh man what a waste of money I could have invested all of that and I'd be a rich man now.
2009-09-18, 01:30 PM (This post was last modified: 2009-09-18, 01:41 PM by Derimed.)
Quote:I consider myself lucky to have been in college when Pokemon came out. When I was in Jr high/high school, I wasted my money on M:TG, but from what I know of Pokemon, that's an even bigger waste of money. I was past card games in college,thankfully.
I mean, who really needs to "collect em all?" It's the frigging company with its frigging ad campaign out to make you squander your life savings. If there's anything I've learned from games such as "M:TG," it's that if you want to just play the game, you get a ream of resume paper, do some work with photoshop, and make fake M:TG (or pokemon or whatever) cards, and play using those. No, "it's not the same," but you save like 2,000 dollars.
Baklava Wrote:cards =/= games
TRY THE F'UCK AGAIN, TROLL
Kindly explain how and where in the above post I am trolling.
OMG somebody doesn love pokemon, they must be a troll.
Dusk Wrote:I spent about 60 dollars on Red and Silver and maybe 20-30 dollars on packs of cards. I was in middle school. Oh man what a waste of money I could have invested all of that and I'd be a rich man now.
I was talking about those people that buy teh best cards, buy all the cards, buy MULTIPLE copies of the best cards, and buy all the paraphenalia and games, etc. That'll probably run you more than 60 dollars. Look up Alpha or Beta Black Lotus from M:TG on eBay. You'll get what I am talking about right there and then, even though M:TG is pretty much the card game version of Maple Story at this point (big spenders win everything) and everybody with sense has gotten out of the game.
Quantact Wrote:I consider myself lucky to have been in college when Pokemon came out. When I was in Jr high/high school, I wasted my money on M:TG, but from what I know of Pokemon, that's an even bigger waste of money. I was past card games in college,thankfully.
I mean, who really needs to "collect em all?" It's the frigging company with its frigging ad campaign out to make you squander your life savings. If there's anything I've learned from games such as "M:TG," it's that if you want to just play the game, you get a ream of resume paper, do some work with photoshop, and make fake M:TG (or pokemon or whatever) cards, and play using those. No, "it's not the same," but you save like 2,000 dollars.
I'm not even going to get into how much money I've blown on Pokemon cards and other related things. It would probably put NX whores to shame. At least I still have everything and didn't sell it off when I "grew up" like some of my other friends.
Opeth Wrote:I'm not even going to get into how much money I've blown on Pokemon cards and other related things. It would probably put NX whores to shame. At least I still have everything and didn't sell it off when I "grew up" like some of my other friends.
I am in the process of selling some of my godly M:TG cards, but that's because most of them have $hitty art, and I will literally never play the game again. I'd rather have 500 dollars than 7 pieces of cardboard gathering dust in my drawer.
Quantact Wrote:Kindly explain how and where in the above post I am trolling.
OMG somebody doesn love pokemon, they must be a troll.
I was talking about those people that buy teh best cards, buy all the cards, buy MULTIPLE copies of the best cards, and buy all the paraphenalia and games, etc. That'll probably run you more than 60 dollars. Look up Alpha or Beta Black Lotus from M:TG on eBay. You'll get what I am talking about right there and then, even though M:TG is pretty much the card game version of Maple Story at this point (big spenders win everything) and everybody with sense has gotten out of the game.