so i have been working on a new test system, almost want want to make 2 decks so the student picks one and the testers gets the other one.

Deck size:
Originality
Knowledge of Rulings:
Skill with deck
Quickness of the deck:
Kindness
Side deck:
Win Ratio (Student-tester):


Miss point place. Taking too long on turns. Getting in a fight with the tester over deck there using, using an ftk/otk deck.

Points can be giving also. Your tester using Ftk/otk deck, or tier deck, your tester




I didn't do the points cause I thought you guys could do that, but really.... i'm tared of duels people egging them, and i make a bad play not cause i mean to....but because i over thought it out

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dont leave posts like that

Well, i make bad plays and break the rules on purpose, I thought that was part of our job in testing one's knowledge of rulings >.> and while kindness may be an attribute that is desirable, I don't think one should be judged on it in a test, seeing as it has no bearing on actual skill. but if they are too unsavory they will eventually be complained about and inevitably banned.

Instead of kindness, confidence should be put in place. It's much more of a valued skill than anything. Meaning, if you're scared or nervous to death, you'll probably lose your cool and the duel as well. If you ever duel a person that has a higher skill, it's always good to have some backbone, and I see that a lot - the fact that some people just lose their calm when dueling someone who is noted to be better.

Yeah, but dont go confusing confidence for kindess in tests, I know some VERY confident people who can be a bit of a jerk sometimes, like Dr. House for instance.

True. So any sort of compromise? Likewise, you could include general skill of dueling, including knowing when to veiler, how to bluff or false commit to the board, maxx c and when it's appropriate. I don't know if this is truly an appropriate grading, but it's a suggestion.

all of the examples you his fall under ruling knowledge, except bluffing, but other than that we already got that stuff covered

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