Regarding the DM community is scattered worldwide and some communities made it possible (like the finnish DM community) to establish a good player base, i asked myself: "How can I or others convince other people to start with DM?"
For me it's hard to convince people to start with DM (espicially TCG), since the prices for old cards are super high and japanese prints can be quite confusing for a beginner. The fact that the game was discontinued many years ago doesn't make it easier to find new players. And there is the problem itself: A low irl playerbase that is difficult to reach and only accesible through forums like Reborn.
What are your ideas for make advertising for new DM Duelist? Or didn't you care about it at all?
Simply starting some 'Learn the basic' duels and offer to build a starter steck for a "fair" price? Any idea? Let them feel the "passion"?
In the end this can experienced as quite frustrating as it/was for me here in germany?
How was it in Finnland? or in Poland f.e.?
I'm curious.
For me it's hard to convince people to start with DM (espicially TCG), since the prices for old cards are super high and japanese prints can be quite confusing for a beginner. The fact that the game was discontinued many years ago doesn't make it easier to find new players. And there is the problem itself: A low irl playerbase that is difficult to reach and only accesible through forums like Reborn.
What are your ideas for make advertising for new DM Duelist? Or didn't you care about it at all?
Simply starting some 'Learn the basic' duels and offer to build a starter steck for a "fair" price? Any idea? Let them feel the "passion"?
In the end this can experienced as quite frustrating as it/was for me here in germany?
How was it in Finnland? or in Poland f.e.?
I'm curious.