Anson Low 01'

CFVG 2022-2026 🥇X3🥈X5 🥉X5 8️⃣ X11

[Anson Low 01' @anson_707]

My friend : How's your room like?
Me : nothing much 🙂

[Anson Low 01' @anson_707]

@Ayrtanium @AresCFV @taunt_d Not you man, im referring to Kenzio 😭😂

[Anson Low 01' @anson_707]

@AresCFV @Ayrtanium @taunt_d U could pass the down Varga highrare to me and you focus on Bavs 😉

[Anson Low 01' @anson_707]

My obsession towards Varga is 🗣️

@AresCFV when is your turn 😛

[Anson Low 01' @anson_707]

@AresCFV Kill them before they kill you 🤪

[Anson Low 01' @anson_707]

Funnily enough people say I’m a real madman for calling/discarding/soulcharge PG and then the anime show me this… me coping harder now 🗣️

[Anson Low 01' @anson_707]

@JoshuaLeeyy Even more solid reason to do cause thats how VG in anime taught us back then

[Anson Low 01' @anson_707]

@R3D3Xk @shiroganeCFV Best target literally if u discard T1 for ride

[Anson Low 01' @anson_707]

@thederickdao @AresCFV should pass the SEC Varga down to me instead

[joão🍂 @r0maniaxpascal]

amo esse vídeo do elenco de the boys trocando de personagens. o karl virando o homelander e o antony virando o butcher

[InfinityCryy @infinitycryy]

No self-respect, no sportsmanship and egoist all over the place nowadays.

Winning an event/posting childish things doesn't make you popular. It makes you immature.

Grow up.

[Rose @SakurAnn123]

As someone who played in SG the majority (11 years) of her life, I always had to brace myself but still find myself in such situations.

In fact, a lot of the misogyny happens offline and in smaller ways than people think. (1/?)

[Anson Low 01' @anson_707]

As a person who also knows the NR player, I’m sorry to say but that attitude of yours shit talking about other players in Twitter is really a bad sportsmanship.

By doing so, you embarrassed people from your own country. And since everyone is talking about it now makes it worse.

[Anson Low 01' @anson_707]

Honestly speaking from experience when I was playing against loop decks in BCS Indonesia last year

In my top 8 against a friend of mine @KF_Galiny , some of my friends told me I could try to play for time-out and determine damages cause it’s a Magnolia loop (1/?)

[Kai @WCC @TransGraham]

In tournament settings (including Cardfight!! Vanguard), you generally can’t pressure or manipulate your opponent to concede—judges take that seriously. But you can make polite, sportsmanlike requests or statements that acknowledge the situation when time is called.

Here are some examples of clearly bad / coercive things people might say (the kind that could get you warned or penalised) in a Malaysian context, so you know what not to do:

🚫 Blatantly Coercive / Pressuring
“Just concede lah, you already cannot win.”
“Come on, don’t waste time—give me the win.”
“You know you’re losing, just scoop.”
👉 Direct pressure + dismissing opponent = big no.

🚫 Guilt-Tripping
“I need this win to top, can you just concede?”
“If you don’t concede, both of us lose standings.”
“Help me out lah, I really need this.”
👉 Makes it about you and tries to guilt them.

🚫 Social Pressure / Awkwardness
“Everyone knows this game is over already.”
“Don’t drag it out, be fair.”
(Looking around) “You agree right? This is over.”
👉 Pulling in others = very bad sportsmanship.

🚫 False Authority / Misleading
“Judge will say I win anyway, so just concede.”
“This position is technically a win already.”
“By rules I should get this.”
👉 Misrepresenting rules = can get you penalised quickly.

🚫 Passive-Aggressive
“Up to you… but it’s kind of obvious who wins.”
“We can play it out… if you really want to.”
“I mean, I wouldn’t continue from your position.”
👉 Still pressure, just dressed up.

On the flipside, here are some polite, non-coercive, ways to discuss with your opponent:

Polite / Acceptable Malaysian-style phrasing
🤝 Casual & Chill
“Eh time already ah… good game. See how you feel lah.”
“Looks like going to time already… tough one.”
📊 Slightly Analytical but friendly
“From here I got lethal line next turn already… unless something crazy happens lah. You want to continue?”
“I think I got enough resources to finish next turn… up to you how you want to proceed.”

As a bonus, here are some ways to discuss with your opponent using language from LinkedIn:

🤝 Thought Leadership Approach
“As we approach the end of the round, I think we’re both aligned that the current board state strongly favours my position. Happy to proceed, but open to your thoughts on next steps.”

📊 Data-Driven Framing
“Based on the current game metrics, I believe the outcome trajectory is relatively clear. Let me know if you’d prefer to play it out or explore a more efficient resolution.”

🚀 Outcome-Focused Language
“With time now called, I’m confident in the direction this game is heading. Would you be comfortable conceding, or shall we continue execution?”

🤔 Collaborative Tone
“I think we’re reaching a natural conclusion point here. From your perspective, does it make sense to continue, or would you consider conceding?”

📈 Strategic Alignment Energy
“Given where things currently stand, I believe the win condition is effectively secured on my side. Let me know how you’d like to proceed.”

🧠 Executive Summary Style
“High-level summary: lethal next turn, minimal counterplay available. Happy to validate through gameplay, or we can close this out now—your call.”

💼 Peak LinkedIn Influencer Mode
“This game has been a great example of sustained value generation and board presence optimisation. As we hit time, I believe we’re at an inflection point where a concession could accelerate a mutually efficient outcome.”

🔥 Bonus (Extra cringe, maximum engagement)
“Key takeaway here: positioning matters. At this stage, I’ve established a winning line. Open to continuing the process, but equally happy to align on an early conclusion if that adds value.”
End of the day ah — you can explain your position, you can hint the game already decided, but cannot force anything one.

How you say it, how far you push it… all up to you lah.

Win is one thing.
But how people see you after the game… that one also counts.

[Anson Low 01' @anson_707]

And most importantly I believe in, what goes around comes around. You choose to DL someone because you don’t want them to win, sure. But remember, karma will eventually come and hunt you back. (4/?)

[Anson Low 01' @anson_707]

That’s right champ, crazy how the NR player had the audacity to make a post and expect people to side with him after what he said 🤡

[Kenzio Rafael | Ares @ WCC @AresCFV]

THREE of my WORLDS game went to time. On and off stream. Two of them knew they had no outs, so they gave me the win before time. I gave my last round opp the win. ALL WITHOUT ASKING

It's not hard to be nice. AND EVEN if you're nice, it's their RIGHT to give you the win or not.

[Tenks @Rotenks2]

I'd say the one being bitter is the one calling their opponent bitter for refusing to concede and taking the double loss once time is called. No player owes their opponent a concede because "They couldn't win" or whatever reason is used, the game is still in play and it is on both players for not finishing it within time.
You knew the time rules when you chose to play this deck, so you should know the risk of a double loss is likely.
There is nothing I'm more proud of then seeing players cop the double loss on the chin when it happens.

[Anson Low 01' @anson_707]

Actually goated

[Shirogane @ That luquier guy @shiroganeCFV]

Shout-outs to m bbygurl who got 4th on season 1 @firedaus98
(He's shy uwu, so I'm making the post for him, and he borrowed my deck xd)
WGP Malaysia Season 1
Match-ups in the replies.
Yes, he almost won all his die rolls.

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