Post by ninjafoot on May 28, 2007 19:01:40 GMT -5
Hey everyone, I'm new to the board. I've been playing Raw Deal for a few months so I'm still a bit of a noob.
Anyway, I'm working on a Chris Benoit First to Tap Out Match deck. Obviously it's mostly submission heavy, with a few And the Crowd Roars and Commissioner Rules cards to make sure my submissions are successful.
One of my main problems with deck construction is figuring out how much of my deck should be comprised of F:0 maneuvers and reversals. I know there's no set rule to figure it out but it seems that when I play, getting fortitude is hit or miss. Either I get alot of moves off and I'll end up with a good amount of fortitude within one or two turns or I can't get a move off to save my life and end up with no more than 2 fortitude for the entire game.
I've been looking at the decks that all the tournament winners use and it boggled my mind to see that almost everyone uses A Revolution of the Mind instead of Escape Move and Step Aside. Whenever I made a deck, it just seemed like a given that you would put in 3 Escape Moves, 3 Step Asides and than either 3 Reach for the Ropes or Break the Holds. If your opponent's deck has a variety of move types, it would seem to me that once you used up two or three of your Revolutions, you would be in trouble.
Any help and advice would be greatly appreciated.
Anyway, I'm working on a Chris Benoit First to Tap Out Match deck. Obviously it's mostly submission heavy, with a few And the Crowd Roars and Commissioner Rules cards to make sure my submissions are successful.
One of my main problems with deck construction is figuring out how much of my deck should be comprised of F:0 maneuvers and reversals. I know there's no set rule to figure it out but it seems that when I play, getting fortitude is hit or miss. Either I get alot of moves off and I'll end up with a good amount of fortitude within one or two turns or I can't get a move off to save my life and end up with no more than 2 fortitude for the entire game.
I've been looking at the decks that all the tournament winners use and it boggled my mind to see that almost everyone uses A Revolution of the Mind instead of Escape Move and Step Aside. Whenever I made a deck, it just seemed like a given that you would put in 3 Escape Moves, 3 Step Asides and than either 3 Reach for the Ropes or Break the Holds. If your opponent's deck has a variety of move types, it would seem to me that once you used up two or three of your Revolutions, you would be in trouble.
Any help and advice would be greatly appreciated.
which cannot be removed by Restricted Use in This Area. Unless your opponent is packing Revolution hybrid Cores, BASH reversals, or is a Legend or a Superstar with a Mid-match reversal at 0F, you don't even need Fans Love to make your moves hit. That seems like a lot of qualifiers, but you'd be surprised how many decks don't fit into that schema.
