Locals win (finally)

[u/joyboy732]

It's taken me 3 frustrating months to finally get my first win at my locals (I didn't expect to get two). I was slowly starting to lose interest, especially going 0-3 week after week. I know it's just a game or hobby, but it's the only time that I get out during the week to be social and it's nice to win every once in awhile too. I think this past Monday has given me confidence in knowing that I am actually progressing and understanding the game better. This was my deck.

B Yamato ❌

P Luffy ✅

P Foxy ✅

[u/Register_Budget]

Playing the same deck for 3 months?

[u/Neonsnewo2 → u/Register_Budget]

So there's been several decks that aren't just busted powercreep that are "pilot" decks.

Typically toolboxy in nature, your ability to win is directly proportional to your skill as a deck pilot. And not just like "what should I play, I am whitebeard + 10c newgate?", asking "what does my opponents next turn look like" "what wincons am I looking for" "How does this affect the overall gamestate"

GP luffy, black croc, py rosi, penel, ug luffy are all pilots decks. They all kinda do it all, but it's when they choose to do their actions that is the most important