Hey guys, I've been trying to find a good control of a card to the top or bottom and here are the ones that I think I like the best..
Svengali Control
Orbit Control
Mirror Force
AP Spread Control
Miller Cascade Control
T.O.P.
If you can help me, can you list the order of preference for you based on the controls above that you know/use or just list your favorite.
For instance... 1) ____ 2) ____ 3)____
I also would like to know if any of these are really difficult because I don't want to buy something that I can't do even after practicing. I know it's handy to know a bunch of controls for each performance/circumstance, but I rather build my way up to that point rather than get a bunch at once. Most of the controls listed above are from DanandDave's site and the Mirror Force is located at Ellusionist by Patrick Kun, if you need to view the forces. So if you guys can help me out then great, if not that's fine.. I already saw the other post titled "Best Control" and would like to single out what you guys answered as upon watching the trailers for these, they all look astonishing. Thanks!
Svengali Control
Orbit Control
Mirror Force
AP Spread Control
Miller Cascade Control
T.O.P.
If you can help me, can you list the order of preference for you based on the controls above that you know/use or just list your favorite.
For instance... 1) ____ 2) ____ 3)____
I also would like to know if any of these are really difficult because I don't want to buy something that I can't do even after practicing. I know it's handy to know a bunch of controls for each performance/circumstance, but I rather build my way up to that point rather than get a bunch at once. Most of the controls listed above are from DanandDave's site and the Mirror Force is located at Ellusionist by Patrick Kun, if you need to view the forces. So if you guys can help me out then great, if not that's fine.. I already saw the other post titled "Best Control" and would like to single out what you guys answered as upon watching the trailers for these, they all look astonishing. Thanks!