How is everyone doing? I hope all is well for all of you guys with regards to your Vanguard experience. Some might still be getting used to the game and I hope that each and everyone of you enjoy every moment of your learning experience (don't mind the bitter losers and the douchebag players that any of you might have played against along the way). Because that's the best part about this game; you keep on learning new things and in the process, you become stronger and better.
Anyway, Nationals for the Worldwide Qualifiers have officially begun just two (2) weeks ago with Toronto starting things off. Beast Deities (Nova Grapplers) grabbed the first victory for the Nationals, an impressive victory to the clan being that the clan itself is underhanded and that no one ever pays attention to it and looks at it in a competitive perspective. A week later, kageros (DOtE) burned the whole nationals tournament in Atlanta, Georgia and proved to take their place in the upcoming Continentals for the World Championships, winning against adversaries such as Golds and Narukamis. And in less than just 3 days away, Nationals in my country will be happening very soon. Unfortunately I can't join because I live far from the venue of the tournament and the final exams for my study is fast approaching. I would've wanted to at least spectate at the event, but unfortunately I just couldn't.
Platina Ezel |
I really expect to see a lot of Gold Paladins and Narukami The Bloods, seeing that they're the only decks that are really capable - and have a high chance of - winning the tournament with so much ease and efficiency. But with what Nova Grapplers did at Toronto, well it has become a bit of a question as to what clan will represent the Philippines for Worlds knowing that any deck can really win despite that particular deck's popularity. Novas were pretty much neglected then, but unexpectedly won as a "rouge"deck.
So what's the point of all of this? Well, I would strongly suggest that each one should really be motivated to watch and experience these tournaments. This is where high level gameplay is best exhibited and showcased;where the best among the bests come to gather and share their talent of playing the game and their philosophy with regards to playing a particular and the clan itself that they're running with for the Championships. I would even suggest that for a beginner, it is more advisable to watch and pay attention carefully to how these cardfighters play and demonstrate their skills of the game, that in so doing you learn new tips and tricks that is not just about harnessing your deck, but also learning the ways in approaching other clans and knowing what is their Achilles heel. Just like in real life, this game is just based in knowledge. If you know much, then it isn't really that much of a bother or an uncertainty when you play; it's really about learning. And that's the ultimate gift that this game can ever give anyone who plays it.
-kamiprince39-
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