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Strip Poker.
First TCG was cards created from the movie set Acceleracers. Then Pokemon and yugioh and Magic.
uhmmm.......Yugioh when i was a kid........with those pirated cards they were selling at convenience stores because the show was getting real popular with Kids, and the owner's of those stores were wanting quick cash (sometimes they also altered/edited the effects into broken effects that would have kids swooning over the cards they sold and buying more cards)....
i also used to love the "Pegasus rules"( as in using the rules of duelist kingdom in the anime) and hated the "pulled-out of his snobby ass kaiba rules" because they were way too advantageous to the player that could summon a tribute monster the sooner, and well as a kid i thought it was really wrong to be sacrificing monsters to achieve selfish goals, they had feelings.
Yu-Gi-Oh
Magic: The Gathering. I started with a preconstructed red/white deck. Good memories! :)
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Card Design ChampionMy first cards were Pokemon, but the first CCG that I actually played (or rather, played according to the rules) was MTG.
#gNOmeferatu
Pokemon TCG was the first for me, but people I knew mostly just collected, if you had a Charizard you became king of the school. Nobody actually had any idea how to play it though, haha.
Yugioh was the first that I started to play seriously, used to go to local tournaments, good times. Back when everybody ran 3x Pot of Greed and card effects were much simpler. Now they try and fit so much text into one card, I think I'm going to need a magnifying glass...
Etherlords.
Gorge you hatred, embrace your rage.
Hearthstone.
Yu-Gi-Oh! as well, like many others...
I collected pokemon cards but never actually learned how to play, hearthstone is the first I actually played
MTG, but only played casually.
Thinking back I recall playing mostly cheap, quick easy decks that killed your opponents fast, and I found that hilarious. My god, I was the PW player.
Yu-Gi-Oh. Very interesting.
Spellfire.... good times... oh boy... Im old.
2. The Dr. Boom comment is hilarious. You can actually trade with other people to get cards easier instead of paying money. Dr. Boom would cost $30 at most in a card shop. Think I'm kidding? The most Raigeki has ever really gone for in a store is about $30.
3. You can't nerf a cardboard card. The closest you can get without banning is changing the ruling on card interactions, that's it.
4. "Nothing from the newest set will ever be banned" that's like expecting Blizzard to change a recently released card within a week. If something looks like it could be a problem for the game, they can step in and change the ruling on a card or ban cards in advance.
5. You can normally only play one minion at a time unless there are special summons. That's not just a cost, that's a restriction, one that we don't have with Hearthstone. Yes, there is no summoning sickness (except for the very first turn of the game) however you have to clear your opponent's monsters first. Everything has Charge AND Taunt.
Come visit my Card Emporium. Strange things, you will find inside...
Come take the test, if you're daring. Feel free to show me your results in a message.
pokermon was my first game, my second card game was poker
probably Go Fish Kappa
i played Magic back around revised/4th ed/ice age
"Sometimes you eat the bear, and sometimes the bear turns into a cat and eats you." - Anonymous Druid