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Ikr, cliff was the MVP that game. On the first round I was on 3 destiny, I get a massive cliff against a smash def card that completely saved me.

I was innate fire, I think you're seeing the water card I drew at 9 cultivation. Innate fire seems like the worst one for this type of build, but if I was innate water I could've used great waves. I honestly underestimated the qi generation from the overcoming interactions, and even in the build I did great waves was probably way better than dive.

Actually now that I think about it, a great waves on the first play even if water is not activated will still chase, and then on the second play it will gain value because water will be activated after playing dive, so that could be good even if you are not innate water.

@@TrellsYT Yeah, I mistaken the water card you drawn as activation. But I felt like fire card to iron bone could be a workable build? I really think this new fusion card should allow you to activate the next card you played, otherwise it's too limited and luck-dependent, especially considering the amount of ultimate world formation you need to draw (Nangongsheng only needs one to get super strong!)

@@TrellsYT True, I see many players play combined world as the first card even without activating earth

btw these yemingmings aren't so good at playing. I'm ranked top 30 for yemingmings and there are a ton of ways to counter this dust build.

I learned that after the post of this video! And do you mean you would stop gaining physique to counter the dust?

@@TrellsYT Not really, since even for normal characters dust gains significant amount of defense. What I usually do is stack up a high amount inner injury and use two of the card which you absorb your opponent's health (I didn't play the game in English so I don't know the name of it). So the first four card are the chasing cards (max leveled chasing card in Duan Xuan gives you perfect chase for three cards, meaning you have more room to play other useful ones) and continuous cards (that gives you inner injury), the 5th and 6th card, depending on how your bamboo build is going (more aggressive or defensive, for example using the plant master card in 2nd phase so half of your decrease health can be compensated with your defense, I would play two of the absorb cards (if the build is aggressive) or two of the cars that apply all negative effect from me (if the build is more defensive). With these health absorbing cards I can usually survive to the second loop and play the 5th and 6th cards again (with two continuous cards you loop faster), which basically kills the opponent with more than 15 inner injuries so that when he revives he got instant killed again.😎

Still it quite depends on the quality of the deck for both players, I would say it's a 50/50 game, probably Nangongshensheng has slight advantages because max leveled chasing cards aren't so easy to find for Yemingming, but that could be compensated with higher level health absorbing cards etc.

@@TrellsYT While it's true that for Yemingmings we usually only gain our physique to 66, unlike other characters in Duan Xuan.

I play ranked every day and don't have to spend a penny. This video exaggerates the mechanic and underplays the accessibility.

@GestaltKirin I have read your other comment. So does every game pay for the next one alone, less, or more? Do you have to take a break every time you lose or only if you are on a streak? Would it be feasible that you can continue to play ranked with a 50% win ratio, i.e., when the ranking system is working and matching you against players of your level? Thank you for communicating this video may be misleading.

@mrbtiger4838 Also, thanks for seeing my other comment before replying :). I know it's not exactly a big comment section, but my expectations for online interactions aren't very high these days

The math on how many chests you get per ranked match (assuming 50 %wr after mmr settles) is kind of complicated because you take ramping damage per loss, I might attempt it eventually, and if I do I'll post to this comment again. From my experience, and I'm not half bad at the game (I've been top 5%-1% in many similar games) I am absolutely losing gems on average per ranked queue. Something I didn't know about because it's not really stated anywhere and this video was made on day 1, is that you seem to get a free ranked game per day, so there's that to factor in as well. Edit: Another thing I forgot to mention, I appear to be getting half as many chests as it shows I should, and I do not know if this is a bug or if they changed how ranked works and forgot to change the graphic. The graphic says you should get 2 for 4 wins, and 4 for 7 wins, but I am only getting 1 for 4 wins and 2 for 7 wins. Meaning I would need to hit at least 7 wins to break even, and even then some chests have less than 50 gems (current average gems per chest is unknown).

Ah guess my reply was deleted. Oh well

Ikr, it is so strong with Polar Citta Dharma and when you need Astral Flys for chase.

Haha just noticed that, pretty brutal. Astral move extend goes hard to allow me to last that long.

Yeah, a lot of the mechanics are poorly explained. It is definitely the type of game that is hard to get into, but if you have any questions let me know.

Yeah everything seems to be stronger because of mirror this season, I wonder if they will tone down power levels next season or continue to ramp them.

Yeah, the filler fights are a usually a good litmus test for if these types of games are going to waste your time or not, and I definitely got the impression this one would waste your time. The game looks like it has some really cool ideas though. One of the reasons Slay the Spire is so good is there is impactful decisions straight from the floor 1 round 1 combat, and it never feels like the deck is playing itself. I loved Dicey Dungeons as well, and own Cobalt Core but haven't got around to it yet. Haven't heard of Yomi 2 but it looks really unique, I'll have to do a little more research into it.

​@@TrellsYT Hmm, I had the complete opposite experience with Slay the Spire: I stopped playing specifically because I didn't feel like a single decision is impactful until floor 1 boss - and not too many afterwards either. That said, not really my type of game - too many numbers and multipliers for my taste. I'm not even sure what genre Yomi 2 exactly is since I've never tried it but that's exactly why I want to try it :'D

@@buttonasas Its on my wishlist, if it goes on a good sale ill make a video about it. The only other game I know of that tried to blend fighting game and cards is BattleCON: Online which is free but idk if that community is still active.

Thanks man, more to come!

Thanks man, been watching your videos for a while!

Haha, hopefully its better than Joker 2.

Thanks, I think people are harsh on mono fire, it is actually pretty strong when it gets going. It just has absolutely no defense, healing, weakened or anything like that.

yes and with mirror you also get access to the meteor combined card which does work

Oh ok, I didn't know Mystery Seed could do that, new to plant master. And yeah its cool to be flexible, I actually matched with the second highest rated Nangong Sheng (he was playing a different character to be in my mmr range) and I added him and he said the same thing, he plays plant master vs tankier lobbies.

Interesting, haven't had that happen to me yet, but yeah that would ruin the entire thing.

Hmm user does not exist

So basically, there is a certain number of each card in the pool, I forget exactly how much I think it's around 10-15 and it might vary based on what phase the card is. Once that card is drawn, it is gone forever. So it doesn't get shuffled in or go to the bottom of the pool, its actually just gone, just like drawing through a gigantic deck of cards where you throw away the cards you absorb. Its hypothetically possible to run out of cards to draw, but it never happens because games end too quickly. Theres been special game modes in the past where it could happen and you exchanged into some weird special card that did nothing iirc. Edit: When I said throw away the cards you absorb, it also throws away the cards you roll just to be clear, its just that once you draw it you cant draw it again. Edit 2: Sorry for the multiple edits lol, I just was doing some research for my own curiosity and found how it works exactly, here is a link to it, theres only 8 copies of each card actually and 6 of incarnation phase cards steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3060876689#:~:text=Each%20player%20has%20their%20own%20pool.%20There%20are,Talent%20Elixir%2C%20Great%20Bodybuilding%20Elixir%2C%20and%20Enlightenment%20Elixir.%29

@@TrellsYT whoahhhhh... I kept expecting an exchanged card to roll back more often but it's the complete opposite - it even deletes 2 other copies as well? Sounds very controllable...

@@buttonasas Yes I didn't know that either, very strange design, I wonder what their reasoning was.

Yeah that blacksmith build is very high roll dependent but one of the strongest builds when it gets going

Awesome, glad you enjoyed it

I just re-tested it and it still seemed to work. I went to practice tool, turned off cooldowns, bought a bunch of spirit items and bullet armor (to be at the same hp for when I test it with spirit armor) and 3'd the wall 5 times as fast as possible. then i sold bullet armor and bought spirit armor, got back to full hp, and 3'd the wall 5 times again. I ended with 689 hp with spirit armor but 490 with bullet armor. If spirit armor didnt reduce damage taken than i should be even lower because spirit armor comes with 6 spirit power which should make me take 21 extra damage from 5 3's.

thats deep frfr

Okay that's interesting. I thought she was the strongest cloud sword character right now so a buff to her surprises me.

That's funny, I didn't even know you took damage from those XD

Thats awesome, it's a great game that deserves more recognition. And yeah, Abrams definitely interests me because I like those hard to kill raid boss type characters, I'll look up the build. I was also winging that melee build but after thinking about it, idk if you have seen the movement deadlock videos, but you can cancel heavy melee with Fleetfoot for some fancy movement tech, so I would want to get good at that tech and then add it in over Soulshredder Bullets. And I think you're right about return fire, I initially had it in but then removed it after the nerfs, but I think it is still strong enough post-nerf to put back in but idk what I want to remove for it. As far as cc I usually just facetank it in my 2 on McGinnis lol. But thanks for noticing that I put a lot of thought into builds; I know I'm not the most mechanically gifted player, but I like to think I'm good at recognizing strong builds and characters, like noticing McGinnis and Lady Geist were broken when everyone thought they were bad, my next prediction is everyone is going to realize how broken Mystic Slow is. Fleetfoot melee tech if you're curious | ua-cam.com/video/KzSXSIpAFU8/v-deo.html

@@TrellsYT holy shit that is advanced, thank you for the link

Thanks homie

It's a fun one for sure. Results may vary I definitely high rolled XD

@@TrellsYT its not unlike other hep builds where u need to hit the big heaven hex as well as the gold jobs

Il definitely give it a try. ive tried something similar with siphon bullets, tesla, etc but I didnt realize that ricochet would proc the effects as well.

Glad it helped! You have to put the card in play, and then take it out back to your hand, and then put it back in play and it will switch to the other version.

Wow great analysis. Yeah, you might be right, but I do find it hard to believe that they were able to be that greedy and get away with it. I really wish I had viewed their board or faced them even once and it could clear up this theory because it is really the only feasible answer.

Yeah u right. Too used to McGinnis' insane tier 3 camp clear sped.

The way I like to check the meta is by looking at the leaderboards for the characters and seeing where the top ten players of each character are at. You can find it underneath the character select when you're readying for a match. Cat girl seems to be below average rn but fine, actually better than Nangong Sheng atm.

Yeah Duan Xuan is strong and has been since the sect was added. Cloud sword is always relatively around or above average.

I'll definitely have to try getting further. It is a unique concept, and I could see glimpses of combo potential. In a sea of deckbuilding roguelikes, I definitely enjoy when devs have unique twists like this.

Thanks for the feedback, it didn't look like that as I was playing, I think I found a fix.

Thanks! Yeah, I didn't see it at first either, it's a weird build for sure because the relic doesn't count as an element itself.

Consider it done! ua-cam.com/video/Dvfd6ri_7Hc/v-deo.html

Thanks for the feedback, I've been conflicted on this since I started doing game spotlights. I don't want to spoil the story for people and I also don't want the video going on too long. I also want to make it as far into the game in that 30-40 minute window as I can in order to show as much of the game as possible in such a short window. I'll definitely consider showing cutscenes in the future, maybe I'll let the videos go a little longer too.