My wishlist - Need som advices!

[maribir]

I have 1500£, I have no job(i am a teenager), so i won't earn any money...

Then i need some guiding; Is it worth buying Blue Extreme V2, Green Extreme V2 and Bronze Extreme V2.
I already have the Blue Obsession (its at least ordered). should i go for V1 or V2 Green and Bronze?
Ofc i need training Aid too... but thats cheap..

I am gonna try the Blue Obsession first to see if I enjoy this kind of puzzle. If I do, should i go for V2 Collectors Set or just give a **** about money and buy the Collectors Set Nickle thing worth 649£ (ALOT, and it is even cheaper to buy them separately)

- Please give me some advices! I would really appreciate it.

Kind regards,
- maribir

[RichAE91]

Well im 21 just graduated from uni but in feb/march 2011 i purchased the the ce set and i pretty much spent every penny i could scrape together on that set but as you say it is cheaper to buy the 5 main series puzzles on their own as opposed to the ce set howver the ce set contains and additional puzzle the Titanium (of which 2 copies are provided and although initially with the Ti i was dissapointed, by the time i solved it i was very impressed and thoroughly enjoyed playing with it as it had utilised stuff that i felt was missing from the revomaze puzzles). when you look at it it works out that you are paying £160 for the additional Ti puzzles (which is only available as part of the ce set) but but not only do you get the 5 main series puzlles the Titanium, the obsession Titanium but you also get additional memorabilia such as images of each of the mazes, history of revomaze etc so all in all i do feel you get you money's worth out of the ce set (also i believe the series code puzzle is included in the set (which is to do with the certificates obtained in the v1 puzzles)), but since the series 1 revomaze competition is almost at a close (all posiitions have been filled except for the the ones relating to solving the gold (which are unlikely to be filled by anyone without revomaze experience) i would have to say that buying the ce set instead the individual puzzles is the best way to go, unless you are very impatient and unwilling to wait for the ce set to be officially released!


Of course this all predecates on you actually liking the revomaze puzzle and as such i would advise you to not make a decision either way until you have at least received and had the opportunity to play with the blue obsession.

But this is all just my opinion and im sure there will be a few who disagree with me but i have tried to remain anayltical/logical in what ive said!!

[maribir]

Thank you so much for your answer. I will keep everything you said in mind when i make my descicion. I will most likely have the blue obs assembled a few times before i move on, if i enjoy it

[MJShasko]

You can't go wrong with the Blue-Green-Bronze v2 set ... it'll get you in the game and they are lots of fun.

Silver / Gold / Red / Orange / Titanium etc all will always be available down the road from someone looking to sell. New puzzles will also become available that won't be as expensive as the legacy models.

I'd stick with the foundation pieces to get your skills up to speed. When you get those open, you can direct your spending efforts towards puzzle(s) that meet the challenge you want to persue ... as each puzzle provides unique experiences beyond the basics.

[maribir]

yeah, i might consider buying the v2 set than go for the ce later if i want to the v2 set is only 200£ that is quite cheap acctually althought, i like the design alot better on the v1 xD and buying gold and silver and titanium, might be waste, because of my low puzzling skills. Thank you for your advice!