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I wouldn't even bother playing this mode if it weren't for the daily quests. I skipped it completely yesterday.
But I did manage to smile a couple of times: - I was so tired and playing carelessly that I completely forgot about the canyon, and the guy probably had his eyes pop out from such a blunder, or he just thought it was beneath him to beat someone so mentally challenged. - The guy saw that I had just put down the Hive with high power points. He plays a Defensive deck and pre-evolves))) I decided to give him a chance to think better and destroyed the first Defensive deck, starting with a Frenzied Drake. On the next turn, he puts down a second Defensive deck, tries to suicide a weak mob into my Drake, and spends his second evolution on pre-evolving it. The ending is somewhat predictable - it got destroyed by a spell costing 2 power points. I wonder how high this master player's IQ is? - I actually laughed out loud at this guy - he spends 6 power points, puts down a second Amulet on top of the first, and suicides a Wolf into my respawning monster in order to save one evolution :smile12: :smile12: :smile12:
I hope these guys are enjoying the meta-reshuffle and the mini-expansion and that they didn't waste 20,000 vials for nothing to craft new legendaries and craft nerfed Defensive decks for the second time. Because, according to some shady sources that are sucking up to the game developers for yen, these are now "tier-1 decks," and they can probably win the entire Grand Prix in one or two tries. I especially hope that this Wengo player is having a lot of fun, since 80% of his deck will be rotated out in three weeks, a very useful investment :smile20: I, by the way, am still using the same deck that I put together in the early days of DBNE, and with which I had win streaks of 5-10 games in Grandmaster ranked for two months straight, when all the internet experts thought it was garbage, and when Shadowlog's statistics showed that the class had a 40% win rate. I'm too lazy to craft new girls, and they don't seem to be that necessary anyway.
Happy Life
- I was so tired and playing carelessly that I completely forgot about the canyon, and the guy probably had his eyes pop out from such a blunder, or he just thought it was beneath him to beat someone so mentally challenged.
- The guy saw that I had just put down the Hive with high power points. He plays a Defensive deck and pre-evolves))) I decided to give him a chance to think better and destroyed the first Defensive deck, starting with a Frenzied Drake. On the next turn, he puts down a second Defensive deck, tries to suicide a weak mob into my Drake, and spends his second evolution on pre-evolving it. The ending is somewhat predictable - it got destroyed by a spell costing 2 power points. I wonder how high this master player's IQ is? 
- I actually laughed out loud at this guy - he spends 6 power points, puts down a second Amulet on top of the first, and suicides a Wolf into my respawning monster in order to save one evolution :smile12: :smile12: :smile12: 
