Hello once again I am back, and here to write again. Hope you have been having a wonderful time in my absence on this site, but I’M BACK so now I’ll write again. In the time I spent AFK, I went to a remote shack in Northern Siberia and learned the art of writing from several English bloggers, (not really, but I am better and will be posting more than just snippets from scripts and video updates).

 

Although I am currently writing to you now, I am not typing from home, (or home row, for that matter). I’m on another computer, because the reason I have not been typing is because thanks to a GENIUS laptop choice, (hint hint) it crashed and I lost everything I have ever worked on, or cared about, in my entire life. I lost not only the tools to create but the inspiration as well. I will not be able to continue this until someone mans up for their mistakes and does a truly kind thing for someone who hasn’t exactly been the happiest lately, (hint hint). They did try to do the right thing, but I fear the same thing will happen again with the replacement. I don’t want to be gone for another six months. But I may have to if the replacement, (and Toshiba, you make such good laptops) repeats itself. I wish you the best, and I hope the person who I’m referencing reads this.

I’m afraid to say, that the video above, most likely happened several times around the world. Most people who played Six Sams “dropped their deck at the first sight of one of their key cards getting hit on the banlist”. Reference to Star Wars 4. It’s sad to see so many duelists thinking this. Now, I never liked Six Samurais, but I feel the need to say you shouldn’t ditch the archetype just because the main card got hit. And probably the best search card, also. It happened to Blackwings. I play them. And I intend to win tomorrows tournament. To see a similar article, click here.