Azid wrote:Backed, i like this deck series a lot, don't forget the purpose of these decks . These are still one of the best looking decks for Cardistry/XCM imo (btw. best deck for fanning DotY 2017 & 3rd place cardistry/flourishing Doty 2018). So much better than the decks Anyone Worldwide, Dealersgrip, Fontaines or many other cardists are releasing. When it comes to fanning there is much more thought in this design then in most other cardistry decks maybe even more than in the Virtuoso decks that many love here.
I don't have anything against De'vo, Handlordz, etc. and I don't have anything against the Cardistry Ninjas decks (except that they stole the design from the 1st annual UC deck tuck case hehe) for what they are. But as you stated, I have not forgotten the purpose of these decks but to me all these recolors are unnecessary for a cardistry deck. I also don't like the recolors in all those other series you mentioned either so it's not like I'm being a hypocrite. Different strokes for different folks I suppose but the reason for my negative comment is that I don't know why another color variation was necessary AND I bet this isn't the last one.
Azid wrote:Btw... lately almost everything on this forum is called crap, s#!t.... and so on that's not from comming from those highly praised designes we all know here... i'm getting tired of this trend

I agree but I actually look at that as a good thing and you should too. 15 years ago there were
MANY less custom decks in the market and the bar was
waaaaay lower. Being a card collector (or an appropriately appointed "united cardist") I am very happy to see more and more custom decks get created each day. With the influx of addition custom decks comes the influx of good AND bad custom decks. The more decks that are produced (or try to be produced), the more bad decks that are produced.
So while it may seem like there is more negativity on this forum than year ago (and there is), I think it's just due to the fact that there are more decks to criticize nowadays. Which I think is a good thing since it sets a higher standard for deck artists and creates more options for deck collectors. At the end of the day we vote with our wallets. You just have to ignore the noise until you see something you like. That's what I do anyway.