Pro tip: don't use abbreviations. PC and CC mean nothing to the casual Elements player. Permanent control and creature control, however, do hold meaning.
note: CCYB IS better that RoL/ Hope (not the other way around)
Quote from: jmizzle7 on September 07, 2010, 08:26:00 amPro tip: don't use abbreviations. PC and CC mean nothing to the casual Elements player. Permanent control and creature control, however, do hold meaning.yeah, but it is easy for them to figure out what they mean, and if they cant, then they can just ask.note: CCYB IS better that RoL/ Hope (not the other way around) but Rol /hope can work consistently with only 20% of it upped, while CCYB needs about 70-80% upped to work consistently.
Quote from: nerd1 on December 08, 2010, 10:45:32 pmQuote from: jmizzle7 on September 07, 2010, 08:26:00 amPro tip: don't use abbreviations. PC and CC mean nothing to the casual Elements player. Permanent control and creature control, however, do hold meaning.yeah, but it is easy for them to figure out what they mean, and if they cant, then they can just ask.note: CCYB IS better that RoL/ Hope (not the other way around) but Rol /hope can work consistently with only 20% of it upped, while CCYB needs about 70-80% upped to work consistently.Okay, then I'm going to go ahead and pose my newbie question: What does CCYB stand for?