Posts from Shadowverse

Just for fun.
I tried to choose heroes that were more or less meta and didn't look too awful, but in some cases, the choices weren't very good, and in other cases, I just went with what I liked and made exceptions.

It's just a brief description. What idiot would explain each number in the rating verbally, in parentheses, using a separate term?

You will receive points shortly...

Although, I remember that some gaming journalists used to do it that way. May they rest in peace.

Well, generally, this is done in two cases:
1) If the scale has a fixed definition tied to a specific number of points.
2) To explain the reasons for such an assessment, like "it would have been this much if it weren't for this and that," or simply to clarify what (didn't) appeal.

If the scale has a fixed definition tied to a specific number of points.

It always seemed like complete nonsense. You already have the numbers, guys, why do I need your questionable adjectives?

Probably, this is for those people for whom the lowest score on a ten-point scale is a six.

About the following leaders:

I want Saber to wield my sword.

I want Rider to ride me so badly.

The best girl is lucky that she doesn't have any phallic weapons or a silly name.

This is because she is a master, not a servant.

And Siever told me that the best girl is Saber...

Did you know that in this case, which effect triggers first – Khavi's effect or the lich summon from the attendant? Here's a hint – the battle ended in that same round because I took 13 damage to the face from a tyrant.



... and I conceded the match. But if he had a removal spell in his hand... he still wouldn't have won, haha.

But Siever told me that the best girl is Saber...

You've got it wrong; it was "worst."

But the worst is Ilya...

Did you know?

I would say that first, a Lich is summoned, and then Khavy kills it and restores his health. In theory... Because I had a very similar situation in a game with Ney, and it was exactly like that, and it helped me win. Well, it's not a fact that it will be exactly the same... There was more likely some kind of spell with damage and subsequent summoning.
It's strange that it turned out differently for you.
Recently, on the arena, Tina dealt 5 damage to a crafted follower (without that, she wouldn't have killed it, and we would have had to trade units). At first, I thought it was a bug, but then I remembered that he used "Mirror"... To his detriment, hehe.
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>and conceded to the opponent
Oh, well, yes. That's what I thought.