We used to play with four prizes instead of six because of time constraint, so that kind of gameplay was encouraged by the rules. My cousin had a deck with four Bills, four Bill's Teleporters, four Erikas, four Oaks, four Elms, anything she could get her hands on to draw more cards. She'd literally have a hand with half her deck in it, random bullshit go go. People had to run stall decks just to defeat her by making her draw her entire deck.

It was so fun finding brand new ways to break the meta.

It's the Energy Removals in Pokemon TCG. It takes one turn to add one energy card, but your deck can hold 4 no-cost energy removal cards which you can play as many times as humanly possible, as well as 4 double discard that cost one of your own energy cards.

The entire meta was completely defined by ways to counter them, but it's the Pokemon cards that suffered the most, because the only playable cards were stuff with either 1 energy cost attacks or cards that can charge up energy faster than you can discard them.

Mr. President, I...

It's all beyond ridiculous, since the power of Base Set is in its broken trainer cards.

Just put "safety first" in the search bar, bro.

Always find funny to see the damage and health inflation they had to do in order for the Gen 3+ cards to be viable against older sets.

exactly

Flowers are just plant vaginas, why would that be spooky to you?

I half expected him to drop the ebonics the moment he got whited out.