I really like the part about test/building ur decks with friends u trust. A couple of guys go to the local card shop and test in the weekend when we can. We call it the dojo. Learn so much I those session's. The deck building part even more so me and a good mate have spent hours on what we thought was a meme deck and now I play that deck at every event and always do good(dolphin pk). Great interview keep it up
Thank you bro! Glad to hear you have a good circle and it’s hard when you’re playing a different deck or using a strategy that hasn’t been used before you have to gamble on yourself being right (based on testing etc) I’ve experienced similar things in the past even when I first played my 60 card pk list back in November 2021, most people clowned me at the start but once I started winning they switched up.
I wouldnt minded if this interview had 40 minutes, really good one. I can remember when Kristoffer faced one very good swiss player at YCS Utrecht 2018 in round 8, the match was a blast. One important thing about improvemment its the fact that in some cases its really difficult to pass to the Next lvl when u are from smalls comunnity countries like my case (Spain). The testing groups of high competitive stakes are kinda weirds and that testing groups are one of the keys.
Thank you bro! Maybe I’ll have longer interviews in future! I can relate to how hard it is to grow as a player when you are from small communities, you just have to keep grinding and eventually connect with players from other countries or other cities and build your network. 🙏
I really like the part about test/building ur decks with friends u trust. A couple of guys go to the local card shop and test in the weekend when we can. We call it the dojo. Learn so much I those session's. The deck building part even more so me and a good mate have spent hours on what we thought was a meme deck and now I play that deck at every event and always do good(dolphin pk). Great interview keep it up
Thank you bro! Glad to hear you have a good circle and it’s hard when you’re playing a different deck or using a strategy that hasn’t been used before you have to gamble on yourself being right (based on testing etc) I’ve experienced similar things in the past even when I first played my 60 card pk list back in November 2021, most people clowned me at the start but once I started winning they switched up.
Kris is great
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Nice stuff, was the all-black intentional for both of you? Emo game strong!
Nah it wasn’t intentional 😂 it reflects the darkness in my soul 💀😂 something in the way oooo ooo….
@@jysharif Hahaha!! I am the shadows...
I wouldnt minded if this interview had 40 minutes, really good one. I can remember when Kristoffer faced one very good swiss player at YCS Utrecht 2018 in round 8, the match was a blast.
One important thing about improvemment its the fact that in some cases its really difficult to pass to the Next lvl when u are from smalls comunnity countries like my case (Spain). The testing groups of high competitive stakes are kinda weirds and that testing groups are one of the keys.
Thank you bro! Maybe I’ll have longer interviews in future! I can relate to how hard it is to grow as a player when you are from small communities, you just have to keep grinding and eventually connect with players from other countries or other cities and build your network. 🙏