[proper]

A friend recently got me into the card game Magic: The Gathering. So far I'm absolutely loving the game, but i was wondering if anyone else here plays. If you don't I recommend you give it a try, and if you do then, its a great game, isn't it?

[DerBonk]

It's a great game (at least it was, I stopped playing after Mirrodin came out), but way too expensive for a poor student like me I could never afford enough cards to be able to build good decks. But every now and then, I still get into it again and spend like 50€ on new cards and everything. It's like an old addiction kicking back in

[Master Higgins]

I played from Beta through...Ice Age, I believe. Old skool. Wish I still had all my old cards, could retire

We sell packs at the store, so I kinda keep up with what's going on, but I haven't tapped mana in...jesus, now that I'm looking at the dates...14 years. Holy crap, seems like just yesterday.

[Lombaszko]

I remember my friend had two very valuable Black Lotus cards that he bought over something called the internet. I was amazed one could do such a thing.

[Callan]

I'm trying to sell my collection after playing for ten years. I had fun playing at tournaments and PTQ's, but I need to pay for college.

[LiQuid]

I too played from 1st or 2nd edition until Mirage or so. The expansions were just getting too silly and I ran out of people to play with. I recently played a few games with a friend on Magic Workstation, which is a pretty rad program, but I didn't get super into it.

I'll more than likely be buying the XBLA version that's coming out soon cause I do have a bunch of internet buddies that are into it. Plus it seems like a more gimped/streamlined version of the game that doesn't require as much thought and effort into deck building, which is good for someone with a limited amount of time.

[laughingcao]

I used to love Magic. But I can't find the time money and energy to get back into it. Plus I don't know anyone that still plays.

Someone should make a new video game for Magic with Updates for the new cards. I would probably get back into it.

I currently use my old magic cards as book markers.

[proper]

Someone should make a new video game for Magic with Updates for the new cards. I would probably get back into it.

Well I think the closest thing to a Magic videogame that gets updated is Magic:The Gathering Online. Alot of people play that over the physical version, but I think it takes months to get the new cards up once they are released.

[Ironcladjei]

Played from Ice Age to the End of the Urzas' Block. Fun game indeed enjoyed countless hours of CCG fun. I just got back into it at the Lorwyn expansion. The new cards make the old cards look like trash, I could not believe it. Oh well things change. I am however really looking forward to the XBLA MTG game Duel of the Planeswalkers:

http://wizards.com/magic/digital/duelsoftheplaneswalkers.aspx?x=mtg/digital/dotp/whatis

I guess it is going to be pretty basic but I still cannot wait.

[Azazello]

I played for a while in junior high, lost interest, and then got back into it earlier this year. It started with a friend and I discovering that we'd both played it, starting back up again, and then convincing a few of our friends of how fun the game is. I still play every once and a while, but it's not a regular thing. Good game though.

[Jaebird]

I chose to quit MtG a year ago, after playing for about 2 and a half years. Got tired of spending an ass-ton of money and always lose =/

[HurricaneDean]

I played for about a month with my friend. Spent about 25 bucks on cards, he gave me a bunch of cards, then I lost interest.

Pokemon was more of my game. Still is, as soon as I get money for Platinum: Rising Rivals.

[James-Kond]

I played for about a month with my friend. Spent about 25 bucks on cards, he gave me a bunch of cards, then I lost interest.

Pokemon was more of my game. Still is, as soon as I get money for Platinum: Rising Rivals.

I almost forgot this is a geek centric forum, thank you for reminding me

[LiQuid]

What was that? I couldn't hear you over the sound of my flexing muscles, roaring Ferrari engine and moaning, bikini-model girlfriend.

This is coming out on XBLA this week (Wednesday I think?) I'll more than likely be playing it if anybody wants to get together and have a match.

[Sokkratez]

I played with a few friends, but when we were all reduced to buying single cards to counter each other's decks, we called it quits. But I did recently inherit a HUGE cache of MTG cards that another friend had sitting in his parents' basement.

[Grizzly Evans]

I stopped playing a few years ago. It was some fun shit, having a green brute deck, but I mainly stopped playing due to the place I went to play. The people there smelt like they rolled into a pile of shit and smashed garlic in their arm pits ahah.

[sgjackson]

Pokemon was more of my game. Still is, as soon as I get money for Platinum: Rising Rivals.

I went on a nostalgia kick recently and wondered what Pokemon cards are like now, and I was surprised to find the game seems pretty well designed. Focus is on the monsters instead of the support cards (as it should be in a Pokemon card game), sets get rotated out enough that it keeps things fresh, and few cards are powerful enough to warrant banning. I'd probably consider playing it again if I knew anyone who actually did, but as is I'm content not feeding a TCG addiction again.

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