Video ideas

[Kaleo42]

In the interest of getting Rogue T3ch videos up more often I am thinking of doing weekly 5min segments on various topics. In order to take this idea seriously I need enough ideas that I wont run out of material a few videos in. What would you like some extra explaination on?

Videos thus far have been tests of our equipment and content, we how to greatly upgrade both very soon. http://www.youtube.com/user/RogueT3ch

Ill keep an updated list-
Current list of suggestions:
Rogue deck ideas
Rules talk
Staple talk (budget and not)
Combo talk
Color: combinations and their staples
Color: strategies and ideas
Prices: explanation of value
Prices: speculation
Team Winning Deck techs
Combat talk (meta specific)
Major Archetype discussion
Playing at a semi-high level (we are not pro yet)
Sideboarding 101
Mirror match discussion
Stack
Priority
Rogue Deckbuilding tips
Card pooling
Archetype spotlights
In depth parts of a turn

[Hunteroffire9]

Can I have a link to your channel?

[Birdbrain]

On ways to make kooky decks that can win an are fun. General Rules, advanced rules (for making kooky decks that can win). Than various examples of kooky decks that meet this criteria. And maybe some staples and how to see combo cards? Then maybe two wacky decks that aren't nessecarily made to win, but just to be really goofy facing off against each other for some hilariously wacky moments

[EvACiDe]

A section on card combos would be cool. Along with different deck techs for different guilds such as izzet, golgari, boros, etc. even bant, naya, grixis. I think that'd be pretty awesome. Along with staple cards for each of them.

[Birdbrain]

Don't forget staples on a budget...some of those staples are expensive

[Kaleo42]

updated first post

[Vampyvyrus]

How about card values for the newer sets. What they are currently at. Why they are priced that high or low. Whether they will increase and decrease over the years and why.

[Hunteroffire9]

I subscribed and you should make a deck tech on your deck you won gameday with.

[DirtyMustachio]

Popular ins and outs of the meta combat.

Spotlight on aggro

Spotlight on control

High level common interactions in meta battles

How to properly sideboard

What to do in a mirror match

[Silent1236]

The stack and Priority!  Ok, I understand that you've got rules already on there, but these two seem to really trip people (especially newer players) up. I mean, like an hour long description video lol. Or not that long. Whatever

Just thought that they should be their own little thing.

[Birdbrain]

updated first post

i meant general rules for building wacky decks that can win

[Quisequise]

I think it would be if you guys played a game, but then go in and discuss the game. You know like what you were thinking, why you made that decision, what other decision could you have made, things like that.

[Kaleo42]

I think it would be if you guys played a game, but then go in and discuss the game. You know like what you were thinking, why you made that decision, what other decision could you have made, things like that.

We have done this once but our schedules have not lined up well since then. It takes a lot of time to get that done.

[EvACiDe]

Maybe also a general idea of how to pick out cards for a draft? That'd be cool. Like seeing how much mana they cost in relation to their abilities, if its worth it or not.

[Quisequise]

I think it would be if you guys played a game, but then go in and discuss the game. You know like what you were thinking, why you made that decision, what other decision could you have made, things like that.

We have done this once but our schedules have not lined up well since then. It takes a lot of time to get that done.

Yeah, I didn't think of scheduling.

Also, do you guys share a card pool? This might go with deck building, but if you do share a pool maybe you could discuss the decision on who gets what cards. Who plays what and if it switches week to week.  Idk that's just something interesting to me.