Shadowverse

In general, you can go into any online game and check – statistically, about 20-40 percent of players will perform poorly, while the rest don't try as hard.

However, it's often these players who are most active in chats and other communication channels.

Another reason why I hate online games.

:/

and they drown in their low-priority matches with the same toxic players.

Whoa, hold on, Lock, that's not true, I'm not in low priority XD

In general, you can go into any online game and check – statistically, 20-40 percent of players will behave badly in some way.

The point is that there are still more of them than those who genuinely apologize for their victories. With such a simple approach, Koshu is more likely to be perceived as a toxic kid than as someone who empathizes with his opponent.

Today, I tweaked my cockroach deck again; here's how it looks: like this. I don't want to include goblins; I just don't like them. Spells costing 1 mana – no comment. "Snipe" is good for finishing off opponents or simply hitting the leader. I usually use "Guidance" to push back cockroaches around rounds 5-7 when I can't play a powerful combo or don't have enough space on the board. I use "Circle" cautiously, as there's a risk of filling my hand, but I always use it on round 1. I removed "Tentacles" because, in the rounds when you play the cockroach combo, they don't work well without enhancements; "Dance of Death" is better. "May" and "Kitten" – they seem okay. I don't want to include a goblin; "Lake Fairy" will fill my hand, unless I replace the fairy with a ward. "May" eliminates enemies well, and the "Kitten" passively gains double strength while you're playing the cockroach combo, and even if you don't finish off an enemy, you can eliminate a 2-2 follower, which I think is good. "Mischief" and "Justice" are types of ward removal; I also use "Mischief" to push back cockroaches. However, it's bad because it can return a cool follower with fanfare to the opponent instead of a useless card, so you should eliminate those whenever possible. The "Cockroach" is the foundation of the deck. Sometimes I use it to attack wards, but mostly out of desperation, because when my opponent plays a ward, it's 95% a loss. "Goblin Mage" simply supports the cockroaches. I'm not sure about the usefulness of "Elemental Lance"; it's a new addition, so let's see how it goes. "Ancient Elf" is always good; I'm saving up tokens for the third one. At the beginning, it's just an annoying ward, but if the game drags on, you can use it to push back cockroaches or something else. "Selvin Command" is also a good card if the game drags on; it works great with enhancements and has saved me a few times. "Princess" and "Finka" are must-haves. They provide 0-cost followers, remove wards, deal good damage, and support cockroaches. "Dance of Death" is expensive, but sometimes it saves the day with its 2 damage to the face. I removed "Artza" because it's too expensive and not very useful. However, I liked using it to reset the "Elf" instead of the cockroach. Once, on round 7, I played a combo: "Artza," two 0-cost fairies, a cockroach, then attacked with the cockroach, and played a 0-mana ward. But such a combo is rare, so "Artza" is out; a third "Finka" is better, as it's stronger, and I sometimes run out of cockroaches. Maybe "Winged" or "Woodkin Curse" would be good additions, but I'm not sure; it doesn't seem like I can remove anything to make room, and "Guidance" is already a good replacement for "Winged." Overall, it's very difficult to play; besides wards, you always have to calculate the damage. I messed up a few times because of this. Today, against an aggro deck, I played a card too early and delayed my victory by a round. And that's just one example; I often mess up and don't calculate everything correctly. Most often, I evolve the cockroach when the +2 damage isn't needed, but that's just half the problem.

I've gotten to the point where I start apologizing before finishing off my opponent.

I only apologized once, when my "cancer hand" was too strong, and I felt ashamed to defeat such a weak Knight with such an amazing setup.
But often, opponents would chicken out and leave on the first or second round, not even realizing that I had a terrible card in my hand. By the way, the same thing happens when I play Haven and bring out two birds and a tiger on the third round.

Here, the girls seem to accept apologies quite well.
In my case, people rarely leave the game, but I myself want to leave if I encounter Haven or a Sorceress, as the chances of winning are slim. And yes, the opponent might be even worse than you, with three Dashas in their company, or three Bahamuts and a bunch of units for a huge number of points, etc.

More gold for packs, I guess.

You can't buy the SFV leaders with rupies. You must use crystals.

Can't pay Capcom with rupees, alas.

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What kind of a weirdo would be willing to acquire this Capcom garbage in exchange for crystals?

Since we're already on this topic, they could have included characters from Resident Evil (and even Wesker as a creature or shadow), as it's also a Capcom franchise. It seems like they don't really care about the setting and atmosphere anyway.

I can just imagine Leon as a priest. :rolleyes:

Spoil Leon.
And what is RE? Also, there's some nonsense with crystals.

Ah, I see. Well, that's even worse, in my opinion.

I don't think such a mishmash of settings is necessary at all.