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The rock stun deck Billy made is very staple, almost too staple. I feel the version didn’t have enough control over the format. So just adding the macro changed the deck. What I mean by that is the deck played a lot better against chaos dragons, Hero’s, and also wind ups. Macro shuts down those decks and even up and coming decks like Mermails. When playing the macros, I had to take out 2 call of haunted, 1 monster reborn, 2 maxx c, 2 card trooper, 3 block golem. Most of the cards I cut are power cards, but I would put most of them in the side board. The first thing I had to take out was the maxx C’s I felt the cards are good, but effect Valier is 10x better in almost every match up. Next was block golem, with this card coming out everyone was talking about rock stun. If I was playing this I would put it in the side for sure. I found the card troopers not effective after I put in the macros, because you control the game right as macro will flip. Also by adding 2 snow man, 2 tragoedia , 2 Thunder king, 2 card car ds to the monster line up it adds more control. The 2 Snowman Eaters will give you more control against dragon, heroes, and agents. They are also easy side outs. Tragoedia is a game changer, not as good without maxx c but it can still get there with the card car ds. Its is not as good as gorz but u still have control. Also playing it in rock stun you will always have cards in hand since you have to reveal a rock monster . The card car ds are there for hand advantage, it will get you there faster, or give you the back rows you need to win the game. Now for the last monster, Thunder king. I feel if its not the best card of the format, its close. It can either be used as a control and or agro card. Don’t get me wrong Billy is a great deck builder, but I feel the macro version is also good. I I had the cards I would play them myself. The extra deck is also well put together even know you won’t use it a lot unless it’s for XYZ'ing. I feel this deck will have a big impact at some point in the future. So far I feel that the best deck hasn’t been claimed in this format. Wind ups are a top deck, but with everyone siding for them it makes game 2 and 3 a lot harder for the player. It’s a fact that you play more games with your side deck then without. If you think about it, game one it’s the main board. Then after game 1, during game 2 or 3 if you’re playing a competitive deck you are most likely to always to side. That’s why I just want to test with the side, but now it’s just time to wait and see what happens with the rest of the format.

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