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Quote from: Alex_Olijar on June 15, 2011, 04:06:22 AM

Quote from: Red on June 15, 2011, 03:35:27 AM

Smokey... The meta is better than that... TGT is better than di if played right... the rules are easy if you ask me.(finer points come into play far less than it seems0

Better than doesn't matter, the fact is the meta is largely disciples.

Heck, the best hero in the game isn't even purple.

It is white according to the march madness

The Hero brackets were undeniably determined by factors other than people voting for best hero. Also, a lot of people voted on best hero of all time, rather than best one this season (which is undoubtedly Thad).

Finally, someone agrees...

I'm rather glad I didn't face your deck.  It seemed terrifying.  If we ran 1 hour rounds, you probably would have won.

That's about what I have concluded from playing it. That's also why I don't play it anymore. Though, to fair, I will check it into Nationals, for when my Disciples deck loses .

I think it falls under the category of "maybe someone else will do it."  There are three types of people that are required for such a community driven thing: Core, Enthusiasts, and Consumers.  Core people work all hours to make it the best it can.  On the forums, Schaef and RayZen (our admins) are the core people.  Enthusiasts are inspired by the core people, and help around, doing what they can.  Our moderation team here would be at the enthusiast level.  They don't do as much/contribute as much as the core team, but they're much more plentiful, and essential to survival.  Finally, consumers.  They benefit the most from the effort, and will contribute, but not to the level of enthusiast.

We lack the top two levels, especially enthusiasts.  Without the extra effort given by enthusiasts, the core people give up, and move on to the next thing.

I'm trying hard to be an enthusiast!

With RC!, I'd say you're core.

  Awesome!

So, I'm trying to resurrect this and make the FB page relevant.  Maybe you guys can help me out now that it can do pics and vids and you can share stuff to it.

Photo albums would be nice, though in the interim, I can (and have) share the photobucket albums posted by others.

:edit: After a little fancy-pants editing last night, I have determined that there are select cases, particularly on company pages, were the timeline can be an appropriate format for a Facebook page.  Still not looking forward to doing this with my own page.