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BURN

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Why do people get mad at stall decks when the objective is to save your life points.

Shouldn't all decks be ready to meet any situation?
 
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Some people get fusterated when they are unable to attack, and dont understand what you are trying to do. I have no idea how an Attacking Offensive FC does because I have never seen one, I have only seen the Defensive type. Some decks do not work unless they are defensive. Playing Defensive doesnt make you any less of a duelist. Somtimes playing stall is more difficult than having an offensive deck.
 
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Most of the Stall Decks I've contructed for the Meta in my area usually hold back my opponent for nearly the entire 40 minutes. Works great as long as I get an attack or direct damage somewhere along the line, but it HIGHLY frustrates the duelist I face since most of them are unable to deal with a "slow game".
 
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I used to get pretty annoyed with stall-esque decks. But now, I kinda like them. In a tournament, I actually just sit back and relax for a while as I wait for my opponent to slip up and create an opening for me to exploit :) Alas, as Bigred stated, a lot of duelists have trouble maintaining the stall that well.
 
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bjswp56 said:
I used to get pretty annoyed with stall-esque decks. But now, I kinda like them. In a tournament, I actually just sit back and relax for a while as I wait for my opponent to slip up and create an opening for me to exploit :) Alas, as Bigred stated, a lot of duelists have trouble maintaining the stall that well.
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I don't know about you but as for me when I'm playing a stall deck....I WANT my opponent to become flustered and annoyed! Go riiiight ahead and get all hot and bothered....it just takes away from their concentration and focusing on a long term game plan to overcome the very thing that is frustrating them.
 
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I have one allot matches in just one match because it took the who time to trying to beet my stall card.


Because of my deck they made the finals a timed event. All this did was help me not hurt me.

I have learned from building a stall deck on how to build a deck that is a beat down to beat a stall deck.
 
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BURN said:
I have learned from building a stall deck on how to build a deck that is a beat down to beat a stall deck.
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Exactly!

I play fiends. I love fiends. I've spent the last week testing the Exodia deck I built for my daughter. Talk about frustrating *myself*! All I wanted to do was ATTACK! ATTACK! ARGH! I could've written a novel in the time it took to play rounds.

But when she took the deck to play against me, I knew exactly how to knock it flying :) I didn't do it, 'cause she's only 8, but at least I know what is going on and why now.

Now to build another type of stall deck and learn how they work, so I can beat that one, too.

Roan
 
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John Danker said:
I don't know about you but as for me when I'm playing a stall deck....I WANT my opponent to become flustered and annoyed! Go riiiight ahead and get all hot and bothered....it just takes away from their concentration and focusing on a long term game plan to overcome the very thing that is frustrating them.
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The biggest compliment I can get, and its happened many times is, "Man, your deck gave me a serious headache!!!!"

That is enough to tell me that I really made them work to either beat me, or get beat....
 
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