Have you set the dpad setting to not have inbetween presses , so only up down left right are pressed and not some combination ? That and feeling for the indents helped me in DS 2 . <| sep |> I love the show but it is getting pretty tired and contrived . I think it is getting harder for the writers to come up with good ideas <| sep |> Back for the triple dip on karma <| sep |> everyone who feels they have a stake in the future of this country . Theres your problem , most of the country outside London do not feel they have stake in the future . <| sep |> Maybe , but the post doesn ' t say that anything was damaged . <| sep |> It ' s good to know that if you don ' t want to pay up , you can ' t compete . This is true for a lot of hobbiessportsactivities that have competitive opportunities . If you want to be a better soccer player you need good cleats . No one is saying you can ' t play soccer in a pair of old sneakers but if you want to play competitively on a team , you will eventually need to buy better gear . What happened to a good mix of skill and luck determining the outcome , rather than how much money one can sink in some cardboard ? Good cards have ALWAYS cost more than bad cards due to supply and demand . This old pricelist from Scrye magazine in 1994 proves that even when we had a very narrow list of cards to work with , people still found the best ones quickly and utilized them to increase their chances of winning . The only difference is that instead of Lord of the Pit costing $ 15 , now it ' s Archangel Avacyn . Competitive Magic has also come a long way since the early days . Back in 9395 the Internet was still in its infancy and information got around very slowly . So if no one in your local community ever got wind of an actual good deck , it was easy to brew whatever you want and do reasonably well . This didnt necessarily mean that your deck was actually good in the grand scheme of things , it meant that you figured out what worked against your local meta . When the internet started to become more popular and widely used , it was a lot easier to share information about good strategies and decks . Nowadays you have thousands of people playing , testing and brewing decks 247 and they upload what they learned to the internet for anyone to look at and pick up where they left off . If anything you should be upset at the internet .