#PATREON STRUGGLE SESSION TV#

No-one expects KB to win the event (and unlikely to even win a game!), there is zero pressure on me, I can truly relax and enjoy both the games and social experience of Masters, which I landed on as being my primary goal of the event. Ultimately, the single biggest reason – say 50% – for taking Kruleboyz was to destress myself on expectations. However, with the seeded draw and some knowledge of my potential path through the event, I noticed I was stressing out a bit too much about it all, trying to figure out a list that would work for my ‘run’. coming into Masters I did initially cycle through all my ‘power faction’ choices, exploring options for a realistic path to the gold. We all play this game for multiple reasons – social, to win, hobby etc, and making conscious decision about your goals for an event is a sign of emerging wisdom.Īnywho…. In your great wisdom, the Plastic Craic blog has advised the world multiple times to be conscious about why you are going to any event*.

So what drove you to bring Kruleboyz to the event? Was it a flex, or an anti-meta pick? And so, yes, my goal here ( more below) was to squeeze out a 1W-3L run with the Swampies into this field, and I’m delighted to have exceeded that target. Firstly, its just an honor to get to Masters and especially this season which was extended due to Covid disruptions, which made the cut-off for Top 16 insanely difficult, easily the most difficult Masters to get an invite to in our history and every player there was absolutely top tier.Īnd look, yes, our beloved Swamp Orruk Cool Boyz are not exactly a classic power-faction, their rules mean they really struggle in the meta. Yeah, Masters is an insanely strong field, nothing but top table type games. Where does this rank among your achievements? If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit : Australian Masters Committee You and Your Army S’pose it looks OK…Ĭongrats on your two big wins…every victory at Masters is a hard-fought “Table 1, Round 5” matchup, so to win one with Kruleboyz is an achievement. We'll be doing a wrestling episode this Wednesday at 7PM EST!Check out our new merch here: This is a public episode.

#PATREON STRUGGLE SESSION TV#

On today's Struggle Session Leslie is joined by veteran TV critic Aaron Barnhart to talk about how TV has changed in the world of streaming, his new book The Primetimer Guide to Streaming TV, and some hidden gems to check out during your summer binge-watches.You can read more about Aaron's book here: We also listen to a brand new track by Ganser called People Watching: Pre-Order the EP 'Nothing You Do Matters' here: us a voicemail about your favorite streaming shows at to CULTURE on the Callin app and at 1900CULTURE.COM. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit /subscribe * Brickhouse Brown On Allegations Against Pat Patterson: Tell us what you think of the show with a voicemail at to CULTURE on the Callin app and at HTTP://1900CULTURE.COMCheck out our new merch here: This is a public episode.

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Heads up, the latter half of this episode is as dark as it gets.Intro: Vince McMahon and Murray Hodgson on Donahue - March 16, 1992: References:* WWE Board Probes Secret $3 Million Hush Pact by CEO Vince McMahon, Sources Say * John Cena on WWE Owning His Name: * She Was WWE’s First Female Referee. On today’s Struggle Session Jack and Leslie are joined by Matt Binder of DOOMED, Scam Economy, and Majority Report to discuss the life and crimes of the former WWE CEO Vince McMahon.

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