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MTG article, but still:
http://www.wizards.com/magic/magazine/article.aspx?x=mtgcom/daily/mr11b
Taking some artistic liberties here:
>Timmy is the "power gamer." Timmy likes to win big. He doesn’t want to eke out a last minute victory. Timmy wants to smash his opponents. He likes his [pokemon] to be impressive, and he enjoys playing big creatures and big [moves].
>Johnny is the creative gamer to whom [Pokemon] is a form of self-expression. Johnny likes to win, but he wants to win with style. It’s very important to Johnny that he win on his own terms. As such, it’s important to Johnny that he’s using his own [Pokemon]. Playing [Pokemon] is an opportunity for Johnny to show off his creativity.
>Spike is the competitive player. Spike plays to win. Spike enjoys winning. To accomplish this, Spike will play whatever the best [Pokemon] is. Spike will copy [builds] off the Internet. To Spike, the thrill of [Pokemon] is the adrenaline rush of competition. Spike enjoys the stimulation of outplaying the opponent and the glory of victory.
So what are you, a Timmy, a Johnny, or a Spike?
http://www.wizards.com/magic/magazine/article.aspx?x=mtgcom/daily/mr11b
Taking some artistic liberties here:
>Timmy is the "power gamer." Timmy likes to win big. He doesn’t want to eke out a last minute victory. Timmy wants to smash his opponents. He likes his [pokemon] to be impressive, and he enjoys playing big creatures and big [moves].
>Johnny is the creative gamer to whom [Pokemon] is a form of self-expression. Johnny likes to win, but he wants to win with style. It’s very important to Johnny that he win on his own terms. As such, it’s important to Johnny that he’s using his own [Pokemon]. Playing [Pokemon] is an opportunity for Johnny to show off his creativity.
>Spike is the competitive player. Spike plays to win. Spike enjoys winning. To accomplish this, Spike will play whatever the best [Pokemon] is. Spike will copy [builds] off the Internet. To Spike, the thrill of [Pokemon] is the adrenaline rush of competition. Spike enjoys the stimulation of outplaying the opponent and the glory of victory.
So what are you, a Timmy, a Johnny, or a Spike?
