• tmyakal@infosec.pub
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    24 days ago

    Oh, yeah. My playgroup all gave up on buying official products years ago for that reason. Now we just buy cardstock and toner.

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      24 days ago

      How long do your homebrew cards last? It’s hard enough to make good cards at home that I think CardsAgainst Humanity has them publically available since it’s still cheaper for them to print than you would spend for a small batch.

      And how do you keep your decks from being overpowered?

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        24 days ago

        It’s tough to comment on how long they last, because it’s going to depend on how often you play. So I started proxying 4 years ago and haven’t had any problems yet, but I also sleeve them as though they were genuine, and only play maybe one game a week.

        As for avoiding overpowered decks, I’ve been playing with the same group of guys for nearly 25 years. We’ve worked out where we like to be, and self-balance for fun. It helps that I’m a total Johnny, so I can whiff a game completely and still have fun as long as I “did the thing.”