Shadowverse

Ugh... I just don't understand neutral builds. There's no excitement in them. I tried playing them, trying to get into it. But no. It's boring. The neutral blood build was basically just bullying. The other neutral builds are dull; you just attack a weak enemy, and there aren't many options. I only got excited a couple of times with the dragon build because I didn't have a good collection for it, but eventually, I put together some decent aggro cards, I'm completing the daily quests with difficulty, and that's fine. I think sooner or later, I'll get around to the dragon build. Before, I could only manage the forest, but now I'm also slowly improving my shadow and blood decks. It's just a matter of time before I have good cards for all classes. I don't really like mid-range builds. Yes, they are good and stable, but they're too vanilla. They lack atmosphere, excitement, and enjoyment. It's neither aggro nor control, just somewhere in between. But the others... Aggro is amazing. It's a crazy rush. A race for survival. Holding your breath, you pounce on your opponent, turn after turn, fighting through all obstacles, not worrying about defense, and gnawing, gnawing, gnawing, winning by the fifth turn because if you don't, you lose. Overwhelm your opponent with units, pings, buffs, and spells, don't give them a chance to breathe or recover, build up your board to the point where they have no chance of clearing it, threaten from all sides, and gnaw, gnaw until their last breath. Fight through shields, bypass sophisticated defenses, recover after removals, don't waste time, your goal is your opponent's face. Sometimes, in a mirror match, it can be tough; study your advantages, minimize the threat on the board, but don't forget the main goal. While your opponent hasn't stabilized, you have every chance. Don't let them stabilize. Kill them quickly and painfully. Control is the opposite. You don't rush. Slowly and methodically, you brush off enemy units like annoying flies. You have plenty of time and plenty of resources. Your opponent won't go anywhere. They won't realize this right away. They will attack you fiercely, pushing your health to dangerous levels. Don't panic. They won't break through. They won't have enough resources. At first, they won't understand what happened, they will try to recover, restore pressure, break through your defenses, eat up your restored health. They will have the illusion that victory is near. But it's just an illusion. At some point, you will gain the upper hand. And then you will attack their face. Calmly, slowly, methodically. Step by step. Many don't make it to this stage and give you the victory when they realize they can't break through. But some are particularly stubborn, trying to break through until the very end, not realizing that they have no chance. The realization comes too late - when you unleash the unit you've been carefully preparing since the middle of the game, which finishes off your opponent with a quick, precise, and deadly blow. Combo... Combo is something else. It's a wild thrill and a lot of pleasure; the feeling of a well-executed combo is comparable to... Well, nothing, you have to try it! You don't pay attention to anything. If they don't kill you, that's fine. You don't care about the board, you don't care about your opponent's health, you don't care about your own health. Your efforts on the board are almost imperceptible - just enough to survive. The whole game takes place in your hand. And then comes the decisive turn. You have almost no health left. Your opponent is confident in their advantage, they have full health, and a lot of strong units on the board. They relax, realizing that you won't be able to pull it off and will die in the next round. But there won't be a next round for them. The threat comes suddenly, sharply, quickly, out of nowhere. Your opponent watches your mysterious manipulations - some strange spells, illogical moves... Some already suspect and are filled with horror - they know what will happen next. These manipulations send them only one message - "you are doomed." And then you play out the winning combo to the end.