Comments on: 100%: Oct Installment pt.4 – Sad Time Super Surprise

By: eXXa

eXXa — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 11:45:11 +0000

Make sure to come back, once you get your money right ;P

By: Travis R. Chance

Travis R. Chance — Sun, 31 Oct 2010 03:25:58 +0000

This is not a ruse. Chris kool threatened to delete my account bc I entrusted him with man rubies and I was FORCED to sell what I had!

By: Zimbardo

Zimbardo — Fri, 29 Oct 2010 20:19:09 +0000

“The rest of you, quit smoking crack and tighten up those pile decks.”

This quote proves that it’s Travis, and not some impostor who kidnapped him, stole his account, and sold it.

By: Travis R. Chance

Travis R. Chance — Fri, 29 Oct 2010 15:37:59 +0000

Admittedly, I have quit before. My second and third forays back into the game were at times in my life when not much else was going on. I have a sincere love for the game, but it’s simply time to move on. I’m 32 – not going to be getting on the PT any time soon – and I have very, very little time now that I have gone back to school and landed a real job. Simultaneously, I had some outstanding debts (I love the dog tracks and collecting small globes), so I was able to knock these out in one fell swoop. Truthfully. I was only playing a few times a month, and not to much enjoyment, moreso to help out the site with continued content. Long story short, this wagoner is moving onward, and, hopefully, upward. I have no doubt that this is the bitter end of my stint as an adult child. I enjoyed it while it lasted, though it proved to be a burden as much as a reprieve. I hope my articles, videos, and musings not only made you chortle but also shed some light on the formats I was covering (namely my beloved 100CS). I trust that Kool, my mentor and student, will carry the fire, joined in dungeon-crawl-like fashion by my beloved Zimbardo. The rest of you, quit smoking crack and tighten up those pile decks. This format has no hope of a continued existence if people continue to play the junk drawer style decks, regardless of their performance. To wit: doesn’t matter how many retards you file into the arena; a retard will still end up the victor.

Much love! And, keep it sticky!

By: Martin

Martin — Fri, 29 Oct 2010 14:15:12 +0000

Here is another person that will miss the videos. I would hold on to your cards like the people above me are saying too. From what i understand you played alot. Maybe you’re just overplayed and need a rest. Why the need to do the extremely drastic: selling all your cards and pretty much destroying the option to come back to the 100cs singleton scene in an easy way.

By: el_fake

el_fake — Fri, 29 Oct 2010 13:13:05 +0000

Dont sell the cards Travis, leave they in a digital box, can pass the time and perhaps one time you relog again, is a lose for me particularly, i dont lose a opponent, i lose a friend and a master, Good Luck in your new aventure.

By: jonp

jonp — Fri, 29 Oct 2010 06:51:42 +0000

I’ve considered selling my cards a few times. I have a pretty substantial collection from playing Classic/Legacy, so it’s fairly valuable. The problem is, there are so many cards in your collection that you went out and spent time to find. Random foils and other special edition cards that you lose a lot of cash on when selling off in bulk. Plus the time to assemble all that stuff again is a pain when you come back…

Everyone comes back to this game at some point. I’ve quit and come back 3 times now. Twice I had a paper collection and sold it for cheap on the quick. The 3rd time I kept the MTGO collection and just let it sit. When I came back I was so happy I had the cards.

Unless you REALLY absolutely have to have the money, I’d hold on to the cards. They’re probably going to spike a little up when MED4 comes out.