for PS2:
star wars battlefront 2
any FF, well, if youre into that sorta thing
Prince of Persia 2
x-men legends 1 and 2

those are the games i feel are probably the best things to get.

wow, thats about the closest tourney from where i live, too bad there isnt a single frickin tourney place in IA!

i dunno, ive gotten so used to falco that it would be hard to just give him up.

i would love to see another character like fox or falco, personally.
and whats up with snake? do you really think hes going to be good?

i agree, extract is the main plan that oath itself uses against the mirror, so why wouldn't it work for fish? 
i wouldn't use cap, for reasons already explained.
and one more thing: how is genju doing for you? the reason i ask is because, well, frankly i have opted it for other cards such as flying men.

assuming youre not playing IT, with forces of your own, and duress. its not like you try to go off without protection you know.

yes, but when the combo player goes: timewalk, crazy setting up, yawgwin, timewalk, with something like necropotence out, they win anyways.

yeah, sadly enough, one of my best friends is a mexican monkey, well kinda...
but on a serious note, good job smmenen on your two top eights, and what did you get?

because the sequel to "snakes on a plane" is "Mongeese on a plane"

you know why? its because you are the god of magic. or allah, whatever your religion might be...

i think it all depends on the player playing either deck, and how much experience they have with it.

i, personally dont believe so. i think that gifts or some combo decks could abuse it more so than oath. in oath, you get to attack again. in combo you get to set up your win condition, then next turn win. in gifts, dc, timewalk, timewalk is imo, better than the oath timewalk.

since i have never posted a thread on tmd, i decided i would post this deck.  for a while i had to play budget oath, and it was not fun, but since my recent purchase of moxes and lotus, i have come upon this build of gifts oath:
1 black lotus
5 moxen
1 sol ring
1 mana vault
2 senseis top
4 oath
1 gaes blessing
1 akroma
1 razia/sotn
4 b storm
3 gifts
4 ftk
4 fow
4 leak
1 krosan reclamation
1 mystical tutor
1 rebuild
1 burning wish
1 demonic tutor
1 recoup
1 regrowth
1 yawgwin
2 island
3 flooded strand
4 orchard
2 polluted delta
1 trop island
2 underground sea
1 volcanic island
1 tolarian academy

sb
1 tinker
1 dc
1 trike
1 tendrils
1 balance
2 chill
2 choke
3 oxidize
2 annul

yeah, not very original, but hey.
i decided to put the dc/tinker in my sb, for some odd reason, perhaps to have the sensei's? balance is in the sb to ensure that i can clear the board if need be. some goblins have been running about in my meta, so i sb chills.  choke, oxidize and annul are against the random unpower manabelcher decks that i sometimes see.  the one trike is for the other random oath decks there, though, i might need to up the count to two.  i havent decided between either razia or sotn, because i hear strong arguments for both.  i feel that my mana base needs the most work, as i have spent the least amount of time one it. i have spent about 3 weeks on this build and decided to finally ask for people's help on these forums.

ps: my meta is mostly unpowered aggro, with the occasional landstill and muc.
and as always, help is very much appreciation.

thanks for the imput!

even though i havent read the article yet(i dont have a premium account), ive read many of your other works, and cant wait to read this one.
i do have one question though: how, exactly, would you play when your opponent drops a turn one trini?
ive played through it, and though sometimes difficult(opponent following up with moxes and smokestack(s)) ive managed to win some games.
and futhermore: what is some general advice for a newb at the deck?