This is for Le Mans, but also for prototype, sportscar, and touring racing in general. I would love to watch old DTM, BTCC, American Le Mans, etc. Event races like Super Touring at Macau would also be lovely. I know many are available on youtube, but I would like to be able to download them and watch like a movie. Thank you.
I've been trying to get the feel of my old Masterduel Labrynth deck, but in Goat format. It's obviously not as fast or as recursive as a modern deck, but it gives me the same satisfaction of resolving Big Welcome Labrynth to return a monster to hand, then activating Lovely Labrynth to destroy a card in hand or on field. Compulse and Book of Moon are played as battle traps, but also to dodge card effects and reset my monsters. Necrovalley helps to make sure I don't lose against the grindier decks with graveyard loops. All in all, it scratches the itch.
Keeping the extra deck slim at 3x Thousand-Eyes Restrict and 2x Ryu Senshi. More options exist as tech choices, but these 5 are enough for most needs.
I'm going to buy these two decks so that my partner and I can duel together. I've tried to make them as balanced against each other as I can and highly interactive. They're varied enough where we should see lots of bluffs and long chains. This is my third time posting these decks, but I do think they're complete now and ready for purchase.
The plan is to buy these so that my partner and I can play ygo at home. They don't have to be perfectly balanced either cause we'll swap decks after each round, just close enough. Thanks.
I haven't played ygo in forever, much less built a deck, but goats is the ideal place to return to, so here I am. This is modeled after a few different zombie decks with some Frankenstein changes to get a play style that suits me. Before I commit, do these ratios seem OK, or am I likely to brick a lot and have no fun? I'm not chasing power, just consistency right now.
Also, this is using a slightly later banlist (September 2005 OCG), so Graceful Charity and BLS are banned instead of limited.
On youtube, I watch IMSA, DTM, GTWC, VLN, etc. and I usually have my pick of a few races every weekend. For Le Mans last year, I watched onboard footage from one of the manufacturers. I feel more or less satisfied with the racing that I have, but WEC is a major series to miss, and I haven't been loving IMSA as much this year. Why do you pay to watch WEC when there is free racing? What makes it worth paying for?
The reason that I haven't joined so far is the price, but also that I only have a single monitor, so I can't put the onboards or telemetry in my second. Do you think it would still be worth it? Will I regret skipping another year of WEC?