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Had a successful pressure washing company, and now I'm looking to see what's next. What are some interesting areas to look at if, let's say, you had to start over.

I joined a newer TCG called Neuroscape a few months back and I've been blown away by the community passion projects. Everything from full deckbuilding sites, to custom engraved metal cards being sold, to much more.

Which other NEWER tcg games have people in the community building awesome things?

Remeber, the boys will be at GenCon this year doing what they do best: brining Neuroscape to the masses! Make sure to swing by and check out the Asmodee booth to see it.

Going to GenCon?

Let us know in the comments.

Hey All,

If you’re a big TCG player like myself, then let me introduce you to the very best in cyberpunk dystopia: Neuroscape.

My wife and I will be coming down from Canada just to see them at the Asmodee booth. If you love throwing down cards, running characters, or just have an interest in the setting, come play a few hands with us.

We have a very active Discord as well and a workshop for TTS so people can play digitally.

Hope to see everyone there!

Cheers!

Like the heading says.

Any card(s), any tcg.

In the current meta, what is your favorite combo to pop off (when it works).

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Mine: Metal Head + Spinal Splitter + Gearhead MF.

Make sure to comment.

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Life gets busy.

For context, I have two fantastic kids and an amazing wife. She's my best friend and very supportive about finding time to do what I love.

With that said, I recently in the last few months came into a new tcg that's really taking off. It was love at first shuffle and I genuinely enjoy the game (for those wondering, the game is called Neuroscape).

But finding time to play is a challenge all on its own. The only time I can possibly get on is around 10pm EST. Games last about 15-20 minutes but 2v2 games can go as long as 2 hours (those are Commander numbers, I tell you what).

How do other dads and people in general cut time out for games they love? Where donyou fit it in and how?

So I run an (almost) monthly trading card event in Canada. We've gotten pretty popular and are going on our 6th show. Attendance is around 800+ people and we cap at 30 to 31 tables (75% - 80% Pokémon). We always aim to have at least one vendor collect on behalf of a grading company (whether it's TAG, PSA, ect).

Lately, I've been getting more and more feedback about NOT having PSA represented at my shows. At first I didn't think much about it, then I looked more into what the company has been doing.

The cost per bulk card is now around 109$ (maybe more in CAD). The turnaround times have increased and the overall quality of the company has seemed to go down.

Now I'm hearing PSA has put a stop to certain tears.

As an organizer, should I just cut them out from our events? Or demographic is 15 and inder; do they even care?

What's the state of PSA in the community?

Thanks,

LocalTCGEvents (insta)

What are some things that I should keep in mind? What makes a great LGS employee?