JRReynolds6181
Two Pair
I thought we hated Modiano as a general rule.
I'm not familiar with the Modiano / vendor story on here, I won't lie. Likewise, I must be the only person on here that doesn't like the faces and fonts on Desjgn... Haven't heard a bad word about their performance, however.Being as objective as possible, I actually found the Modiano Acetate cards really slick when I first broke them out. They shuffled a little better and pitched better as the session wore on, but the first couple of orbits sliding and misdealing were very common. Compared to, say, the latest desjgn cards and the Dal Negro Virgolone cards that have very grainy and rough texture, the stock on these cards were as smooth as a baby's bottom.
But still, fuck them for dicking over an awesome vendor here.
It's some nice light reading on a cold night where you have a half hour to burn. Poke around and use the search function and you'll come across it, I'm sure. I only don't bring it up directly because it's still a very sore subject.I'm not familiar with the Modiano / vendor story on here, I won't lie. Likewise, I must be the only person on here that doesn't like the faces and fonts on Desjgn... Haven't heard a bad word about their performance, however.
It's some nice light reading on a cold night where you have a half hour to burn. Poke around and use the search function and you'll come across it, I'm sure.
I wasn't a fan of their original non-standard pip layouts; in fact, it was a deal-breaker for me. But their later designs are much more palatable imo, and the performance is simply stellar.I didn't like the fonts initially, or I didn't think I did. I got some in hand and they've grown on me more every time I put them out. I can see how they're not for everyone, though.
we had several discussions about this topicBullet cards all the way. Got a lot of hate for it, most of the people seem to prefer less rigid cards.
If they are not available next best would be bicycle prestige for me.
The worst feeling cards IMHO are copag, they are way to soft.
Need to try the desjgn some day.
I'd definitely recommend desjgn to you, then -- Fournier, Prestige, Piatnik, and Bullet are my other favs, with Modiano, Kem, and Copag on my no-list (for various different reasons).Bullet cards all the way. Got a lot of hate for it, most of the people seem to prefer less rigid cards.
If they are not available next best would be bicycle prestige for me.
The worst feeling cards IMHO are copag, they are way to soft.
Need to try the desjgn some day.
As you are located in the US, you can order it here from @desjgn in his topic:Where can you even get Desjgn cards? I'd love to try a few decks. Looks like it's all resales through Etsy from random untrustworthy people.
Probably need another thread for this, but I wasn't aware that joining PCF meant that I had to banish Modiano from my life. I read the Desjgn thread and reviewed the Kickstarter info and it did indicate that a commercial transaction went afoul. Of course we only heard from one party, but nothing written here indicated that it was properly handled by Modiano. That being said, Modiano is over 150 years old and must have done some of their customers right over that time. They do, IMHO, offer many, artful, high-quality & cost-effective playing card options.I thought we hated Modiano as a general rule.
No one says you have to. However, some of us have made that decision based on what we feel was an obvious (and I'll try to be kind here) "bad" decision by Modiano to deny a problem even existed. In spite of the overwhelming evidence to the contrary.Probably need another thread for this, but I wasn't aware that joining PCF meant that I had to banish Modiano from my life.
Did you see the pictures in that topic? And, if you did, then how in Hades does this make any sense whatsoever?...I read the Desjgn thread and reviewed the Kickstarter info and it did indicate that a commercial transaction went afoul. Of course we only heard from one party, but nothing written here indicated that it was properly handled by Modiano.
That's just plain BS. Maybe I have a unique perspective. I worked in the printing business once, I ran large offset presses after high school. I understand perfectly how & why the issue that happened, happened. Normally, the press operator catches it before it even goes as far as Quality Control. But, once in a while the operator can miss it. Crap happens. It's not really that unusual. Vast majority of time you're over-running enough to make up for it anyway. If not, then you keep the press running a bit longer, no harm, no foul. Once in a great while it slips all the way through all the cracks to the customer. Not the 1st time in printing history it's happened.So I received news from my manufacturer that they did an in depth test on the sample decks that I shipped back. It did take a bit longer than expected as they are in the middle of a big production run currently. I flagged the lighter hue and darker hue cards so that they could see clearly the issues that were present and apparent especially in the red decks, but also the blue. They had a special team to look them over, but said they could not see the anomalies presented to them.
Depends, would Paulson do something that stupid?What if a PCF site vendor had an issue with a Paulson commercial transaction? Are we all compelled to participate in a group Paulson chip melt?!
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Please re-what I posted, I'm in agreement that it was improperly handled, from what I read.Of course we only heard from one party, but nothing written here indicated that it was properly handled by Modiano.
We should all proceed as consumers as we see fit, but there is considerable pressure on forum members to hate on Modiano. The event happened a year before I became a member and it is all effectively one-sided hearsay regarding a business (i.e., for profit) transaction. Unless it becomes a forum rule, I'm not going to hate on Modiano. However, I would use extreme caution if I were to enter into custom order agreement with Modiano - requiring that the majority of the payment be made after inspection or it'd be a no go.
What more do you really need than to know they completely denied there was even a problem?... and it is all effectively one-sided hearsay
Hey, with Fiat now in the decision-making pipeline, I wouldn't consider that out of the realm of possibility.The equivalent would be for Jeep to annul warranty if the car is taken off-road.
I do like the Platinums though, excellent cards. A bit thinner feel than the Desjgns. If o had to pick one for the rest of my life, I’d have to side on Desjgn. They’re just unique and I like the stock and the 4 color. 1 and 1a
They are also very durableI’ll say, though, the best shuffling deck is definitely the platinums. Just above the desjgns and light years ahead of copags etc
None but I would like to get some.Any experience in getting desjgn cards to a reasonable price in the eu?