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I thought Konami was rather demanding with its card game product, as in it keeps producing new sets with ever-more powerful cards before banning and unbanning various others erratically.

 

However, I now know I was wrong. Nintendo is far more ruthless for the Pokemon TCG. In addition to making more cards, for tournaments, you're only allowed to use cards from a certain age! At the moment, it's "Majestic Dawn" onwards. So, if your Deck was full of older cards, it's completely illegal! It's like Konami banning anything from before "Light of Destruction".

 

Scratch that. It's not like that, since Konami reprints cards. Nintendo reprints staples, but not the same monsters. So it'll be a Groudon, but with different abilities and strengths. Nintendo are vicious when it comes to hooking players...

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Hey folks.

 

Could I get some comments on this?

 

I plan on finding out how many Community Brawl Awards I can get.

 

...

 

My, it is rather lonely here, with nearly only the three of us, Max, Lexadin and myself commenting here, with a random encounter of a member.

 

Sure makes me miss Sweet Lightning and Necro Phoenix.

 

I'll have a look later.

 

I know...

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Well besides the upcoming re-Exam of Dutch, not much.

 

I failed the last one. -_- Dutch grammar remains 10x harder then the English one imo.

 

Really? I've always been convinced European languages are easier than English since they have a larger proportion of regular verbs while English is almost all irregular.

 

When I was learning Spanish, I was amazed by the fact that all the common irregular verbs in Spanish could be written on one side of A4. In English, the number of irregular verbs is incredible.

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Dutch is an exeption that conferms the rule (rought translation of a Dutch saying).

 

Well 1st of all, the OPD (Official Polite Dutch) is the one we learn at school and that hasn't changed in the couple of 100 years so we need to learn all kinds of frazes and saying which are not and I repeat not used this age.

 

2ndly we have a very complex ruling when talking about verbs for example: When reverring to the past we need learn for every single regular ferb we have(and as you said those are a lot) if we need to use a "d" at the end or a "t" at the end, however this does not aply to all regular verbs.

 

Then there is the use if doubble D's or T's in some words, however when you change the sentence using the the same word but then with another meaning (which we have a lot of aswell) then you only write 1 D or T.

 

Just a few examples of Dutch Grammar. Which I hate. Even German has better rulings.

 

And my Dutch teacher's unbeleavably strict. (Like if you have 60/80 questions right, youll get a 60/100 as test score!)

 

So the combination of those to led me to a 30/100 in the Dutch Exam.

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Dutch is an exeption that conferms the rule (rought translation of a Dutch saying).

 

Well 1st of all, the OPD (Official Polite Dutch) is the one we learn at school and that hasn't changed in the couple of 100 years so we need to learn all kinds of frazes and saying which are not and I repeat not used this age.

 

I didn't know that there was Formal and Informal Dutch. English doesn't have that. Mainly because English is the result of 20 or so languages being blended together and then being drizzled with words stolen from other languages. I mean, 'Zeitgeist' is an official English word, and our word 'Bazooka' is taken from your 'Bazuin', which I believe is a musical instrument...

 

 

2ndly we have a very complex ruling when talking about verbs for example: When reverring to the past we need learn for every single regular ferb we have(and as you said those are a lot) if we need to use a "d" at the end or a "t" at the end, however this does not aply to all regular verbs.

 

Then there is the use if doubble D's or T's in some words, however when you change the sentence using the the same word but then with another meaning (which we have a lot of aswell) then you only write 1 D or T.

 

Good grief. I can see why that could be a problem.

 

 

Just a few examples of Dutch Grammar. Which I hate. Even German has better rulings.

 

And my Dutch teacher's unbeleavably strict. (Like if you have 60/80 questions right, youll get a 60/100 as test score!)

 

So the combination of those to led me to a 30/100 in the Dutch Exam.

 

I never learnt German, only French and Spanish.

 

You get bad teachers and good teachers.

 

Well, good luck in your re-take anyway.

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I didn't know that there was Formal and Informal Dutch. English doesn't have that. Mainly because English is the result of 20 or so languages being blended together and then being drizzled with words stolen from other languages. I mean, 'Zeitgeist' is an official English word, and our word 'Bazooka' is taken from your 'Bazuin', which I believe is a musical instrument...

 

It's about 4 here, mainly German, French, English and a combination of native languages of formar colonies.

 

However as I told before the Dutch we learn at school is outdated.

 

Yeah, its a pretty unused instrument but it's Dutch.

 

I never learnt German, only French and Spanish.

 

You get bad teachers and good teachers.

 

Well, good luck in your re-take anyway.

 

Which are probebly better languages to learn looking at how many people speak it.

 

Yeah, luckely most of my other teachers are ok.

 

Thanks.

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