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Proper playing etiquette?

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korrag4:
That certainly makes two of us

NextGenNick:
A few things I personally expect from an opponent and even from myself.

1. First of all, and to me, the most crucial is saying "good game" or something along the lines at the end of the game, it's something I always do whether I am glocked (grade locked) or had terrible hands, it doesn't matter if I like or dislike my opponent, it's good etiquette to say good game or well played etc. irregardless of whether you win or lose.

2. Knowing your cards - it doesn't matter whether you're new or experienced, we all misplay now and again (especially me with Great Nature) and it's annoying, highlighting it can be done nicely, don't go "Oy nub! you can't do that!", just say "you misplayed, it's done like this...", a great way to avoid this is just simply memorizing the cards in your deck, not all 50 but what cards you have for example:
G2:
4 Blaster Dark
4 Masquerade
2 10k Vanilla
Granted, worst examples of card effects but by remembering how each card is played and knowing you run at least one of each card, then learn there effects prevents this and prevents you getting abuse.

I'll probably update this with more info at a later date, it's 22:29, I'm unbelievably tired, on a plus note I broke my call centers record for most time on phones so at least I'm in a good mood.

it's probably not the best and most likely covered but I hope it helps.

Local D Bag,

Nick

Judgement-Inferno:
Patience is all u need. Wait for your opponent to guard finish before drive checking. Don't rush when your opponent is thinking.

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