How good are Pokémon players at *actually* predicting the meta?
I'm trying a little survey project where I gather anonymous meta predictions for Indy. It only takes 2-5 mins to fill out, and as thanks, you'll get a copy of the predicted meta for your own tournament prep.👇
@Th3ValeOfficial@itsjustnickm As a player who just played Crustle Zoroark at Milwaukee. No in fact you are not. It's about how fun you make it when your opponent can't win.
Dear @LimitlessTCG , having Zoroark Crustle included with Pure Zoroark decks is a misjudgement because the decks play very differently. There are other Zoroark / Random Thing in their own variants but not Crustle. Small thing I know but it would be nice to have that separate. 😁
Pokémon is the only company truly playing the long game.
Make every other company increasingly look like shit and watch players convert en masse.
Any game company settling for minimum viable product (from events to prizing to product) should be terrified right now.
@Zhalosty@MaximeSolemn Buying packs is a gamble, the cost barrier to entry in the OP is referring to buying singles for your decks. Like if you want the world's winning list it's like $50. If you want every meta deck all at once it's like $150