So setting goals helps me and motivates me building reasonable decks, going to tournaments and being competitive in the games. One important thing is that these goals must be (realistically) achievable. Winning a tournament is a reasonable goal, winning the Last Chance Qualifier, Day 1 and Day 2 tournament in a Continental Championship is not.
Some of the goals I set myself in the past included the following:
- getting a game win in a (local) league game.
- getting a game win in a tournament.
- reaching a final in a tournament.
- qualifying for the continental championship (I failed to do this for four consecutive years (2004-2008))
- winning a tournament.
- winning the local league.
- winning a major tournament (national championship or qualifier) -- this is a tough one
- making it to the VtES Hall of Fame (one tournament only missing here)
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Hi Ralf!
My motivation was this:
1. Make it to the Hall of Fame (done)
2. Try win every game
3. Achieve this without bleed bounce and with combat (sort of done)
Since I've reached my goal my motivation has no totally changed:
1. Explore the depth of v:tes
2. Have fun and enjoy the game
3. Built decks I would have never built before
4. Help new players as much as possible
Regards,
Martin
Good luck!
Cutie
Best of luck to getting your goals Extrala.
Mine are:
- Build up my local group
- Keep on building decks that are outside my comfort zone
- Qualify for the Continentals
- Establish regular (but maybe not frequent) tournament games at my FLGS... (Maybe Sanctioned, maybe not).
My goals for this year
1. Make it to the Hall of Fame
2. Create at least 2 new decks that are tournament worthy
3. Expand the playgroup in Stockholm
4. Create a more competitive environment in Stockholm
5. Win the EC! ;)
/Ivan
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