Hello in the BURN preview Daniel does a very visual change the first change I think. I was wondering is this CHANGE and only done in the preview or is it taught in the book?
Cheers,
JDEN
Cheers,
JDEN
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BURN | Change
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could someone tell me what the big deal is about change? Im not sure i understand why it is so talked about.
Well, obviously 'Change' is by the ellusive Daniel Madison, and is the most visual change out there and rellies on no cover for it to happen.
Daniel doesn't really teach any color changes in this PDF, you will either need to 'supply' your own or settle for the 'changes' in there. Also Jden, if you pondering over wether to buy this or not, do it, buy BURN. You will not be unhappy with it.
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In all honesty, the Moving Pips gimmick is really the most visual change there is. No cover, no odd movements. But, if CHANGE lives up to the hype it has gotten... Well Madison would have to be Satan for it to truly live up to the hype... but if it does... This'll be groundbreaking.
By the way, has anyone else noticed that, though quite different, the ClipShift looks almost just as good as change?
i have seen it and i thought it looked great but is it just me or can you see how its gimmicked. i mean you can see what looks like a crease down the middle of the card that it gets changed into.
There's lots of speculation around that, you can see it, but he's also said some things are there to deliberately deceive and mislead, so yeah. R3man has also come out straight and said it was not a blink card so it's not that sort of gimmick.
well if thats the case then who cares? if you can achieve the same effect with a different method then just use that. If your trying to impress laymen, they would be just as impressed with a snap change or shapeshifter.
I agree with part of this comment.
I strongly believe that if you're going to build one move up as being the second coming, it should have more to offer than being 'more visual'. It should be as or more practical than exisitng methods, It should have as few angle issues as possible, and it should be impromptu. It should be a move, not a gimmick, to accentuate the last comment.
My thinking on this is due in part to my belief that one good colour change is no more impressive to the lay than another good change. The EGO change is just as good as the Erdnase change, is just as good as a TP change, is just as good as... You get the idea.
Of course, different moves are better in certain contexts, but ultimately it's swings and roundabouts, when it comes to marketing the move to Magic enthusiasts.
However, to say that thing about using a different method if it achieved the same effect, it doesn'treally work that way, for me at least. If change is a move that genuinely looks that clean, I'm in. On the other hand, I wouldn't use a Blink gimmick, simply because It's not a colour change, it's a gimmick. Although I do use gimmicks (I'm the anti-purist in fact, haha), I wouldn't substitute what could be achieved by hard earned sleight of hand chops with a flipper card. Again, another issue for another thread, but my opinion is that a gimmick should be used in conjunction with SoH, not as a replacement!
So, ultimately, to clarify, if it's a move, I'm on board, if it's a gimmick, not my thing. I'm NOT however, casting ill opinion on other peoples use of either method though, I know gimmick cards such as the blink, et al, work for some people. Plus I like Daniel. And I like BURN!
CL
Who cares, not me, I wasn't offering any actual opinion, just stating what has happened.