Hm, looks like when I'm adding the intro screen it's messing with the audio. Will try to sort it out before the next video but I'm still learning video and audio editing as I go.
Would have loved to see a proper match against Han1. It felt like the Han Y player played a bit with his feet.(for reference i'm 14-3 against kylo Y with Han on Karabast plus some wins in locals). (It doesnt mean much tho) -the bouncing back falcon was rather odd considering the ressource defeated could have payed for it. I dont know the content of his hand but Bodhi wasnt the best follow up either. and TDR wasnt problematic has it doesnt establish much board afterward. And the cherry on top the very awkward cunning...
Good video, thanks for the video. I'm a fairly new player on Karabast and not very good. What would you consider in general a good win loss ratio in this game??
If you're new I'd focus on learning decks and getting a feel for the archetypes you enjoy instead of a W/L record. Understanding the back-and-forth play with the way Initiative works can take some getting used to and you may lose a lot at first TBH. After you've got some experience under your belt then it really depends. Some decks just have bad matchups into other builds which are popular in the meta so that will affect your ratios as well. I've got a very good W/L with Baugh's list into Qi'ra Green but hovered around 50% with it into Han2 Blue or Green. As the meta shifted over to more Han2 (he used to be much less common) then I made Sideboard adjustments which improved that matchup like Daring Raid. In a local meta with lots of them these could be maindecked. You want a deck that can have a pretty good chance into the most popular meta decks but, realistically, even pros in games like MtG have a 65-75% win rate so I'd aim for something similar with a list if you're looking to be competitive.
I considered putting it on Seventh Fleet at that point but I'm not sure it would have been the best option as they could have just run their Wing Leader into the buffed TIE/Ln. It would have added one more damage to the base but with Poe out and no good way to deal with him (ie. on attack he removes the upgrade and kills the Unit) I'm not sure it would have mattered either way.
I enjoy your videos, found your channel today. Just wish my right ear could enjoy as well
Hm, looks like when I'm adding the intro screen it's messing with the audio. Will try to sort it out before the next video but I'm still learning video and audio editing as I go.
Would have loved to see a proper match against Han1. It felt like the Han Y player played a bit with his feet.(for reference i'm 14-3 against kylo Y with Han on Karabast plus some wins in locals).
(It doesnt mean much tho)
-the bouncing back falcon was rather odd considering the ressource defeated could have payed for it.
I dont know the content of his hand but Bodhi wasnt the best follow up either. and TDR wasnt problematic has it doesnt establish much board afterward.
And the cherry on top the very awkward cunning...
Good video, thanks for the video.
I'm a fairly new player on Karabast and not very good.
What would you consider in general a good win loss ratio in this game??
If you're new I'd focus on learning decks and getting a feel for the archetypes you enjoy instead of a W/L record. Understanding the back-and-forth play with the way Initiative works can take some getting used to and you may lose a lot at first TBH.
After you've got some experience under your belt then it really depends. Some decks just have bad matchups into other builds which are popular in the meta so that will affect your ratios as well. I've got a very good W/L with Baugh's list into Qi'ra Green but hovered around 50% with it into Han2 Blue or Green. As the meta shifted over to more Han2 (he used to be much less common) then I made Sideboard adjustments which improved that matchup like Daring Raid. In a local meta with lots of them these could be maindecked.
You want a deck that can have a pretty good chance into the most popular meta decks but, realistically, even pros in games like MtG have a 65-75% win rate so I'd aim for something similar with a list if you're looking to be competitive.
Should you have played armed to the teeth first and then get the plus 2 on the other fighter? Game 1 19:40
I considered putting it on Seventh Fleet at that point but I'm not sure it would have been the best option as they could have just run their Wing Leader into the buffed TIE/Ln. It would have added one more damage to the base but with Poe out and no good way to deal with him (ie. on attack he removes the upgrade and kills the Unit) I'm not sure it would have mattered either way.