I'd look into the different formats, they all boil down to the rules for deck building. Standard is kinda lagging right now, but all that stuff is legal in Pioneer and I really like Pioneer. There's also Commander, a format developed by the community.
If you wind up buying packs, set boosters have better stuff than draft boosters.
Also don't get into Modern unless you're willing to pay upwards of $1000 for a deck.
It's definitely got a bigger budget now. The actual courses look much nicer. The studio segments are all on a green screen, though, and that doesn't look as good. Also Takeshi himself isn't really in it.
Honestly the superior option is neither. Just power through in ignorance. I watched the new Takeshi's Castle like that and now I can't go back.
Understandable, have a nice day.
Oh I was just joining in asking what the set was like. Though I'd probably put them closer to the Goth/Deathrock side.
What about old Birthday Party material?
Drugs are great and everyone should do them at least 30 times
One time I woke up first and heard my buddy talk in their sleep. I can't remember all of it, but I remember they definitely said "If Batman's still in the basement, I'm fucked."
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Ugh, they all just need to get out of the cave more. Eat some off berries and vocalize around the fire with the boys.
Nah, the problem is that kids these days don't want to learn essential skills like hunting and foraging and vibing. All they want to do is watch those paintings on the wall that seem to move when we build the fire in just the right way. Back in my day, we used to go out and watch the deer migrate for real.
It's a good format. Decks can get a touch pricey, but you only need one copy each of the real game changers rather than the 2-4 you'd have in other decks.
Oh also, 60 cards is the minimum deck size in most formats. You can put more cards in a deck, but the more cards you have, the less likely you are to draw the cards you want.