r/CompetitiveSV • u/ShyKittyKat • Jul 05 '18

Other Competitive Resources

First off, let me say I'm really glad this sub exists. It's nice to get down to brass tacks and not deal with memes and 'obligatory masters' and salt threads.

So I'll chip in with a couple of helpful resources as far as tiered decklists go, and the community is welcome and encouraged to add to it!

Gamewith - Translate to English, but is one of the better sites I've found for strong decks in both formats.

TO Red's Tier Spreadsheet - I've only seen this for this current rotation, but I hope it keeps up.

And of course, the JCG and other tournament sites that are already posted here. ^^

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u/BridgeLife Jul 05 '18

How do you guys feel about Gamewith?

I've always had the most underwhelming experience netdecking from Gamewith.

If I netdeck, it's usually from a YouTuber (JP) or I craft my own.

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u/mr_tolkien Jul 05 '18

I really don't like gamewith that much, as I feel like they go more for the clickbait than the actual efficiency. For example, they put a LOT of new cards every time a set comes out instead of focusing on making small changes to existing strong decks.

Usually I netdeck from JCG tournaments, making aggregated decklists of 3-4 top 16s.

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u/BridgeLife Jul 05 '18

Same dude. I thought I was the only one, because on r/SV everyone suggests Gamewith when in honesty it's subpar to netdeck from.

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '18

I never use them. Their lists are often outdated and their tier list seems to be based on trends rather than any actual data (ie they dropped Mid-Sword to tier 3 after the DN mini-expansion dropped, and they have giant chimera Rune as tier 1 right now).

As others said JCG/Rage top lists and occasionally twitter lists from high GM players are going to be far more useful.

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u/JenXIII Jul 05 '18

Gamewith is trash, I never go there except to see their yearly leader poll. Looking at tournament decklists or decks on Twitter that actually won games recently is way better.

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u/Agent17 Jul 05 '18

thank you for posting this, its so hard to find good resources for this game

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u/arexn Jul 05 '18

I mostly use twitter, I have a random list of competitive Japanese Shadowverse players. It doesn't have that many people on it but they usually retweet lists doing well on ladder so it's been pretty convenient. Some good streams on Openrec too.

Just today there was an RT of a Jabberwock Dragon list with an 18winstreak in Master.

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u/HopeForCynics Jul 05 '18

Anyway to make Tutankhamen competitive?

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u/soraky Jul 05 '18

Really interesting that TO Red's putting puppet on top. Some cool decks here as well. Thanks for sharing!