@@JamesTDG While I'm not above being a shill, I'll probably never go personally pinging other creators I dont already know. Seems like something I'd be bothered by myself. If I just leave it to enthusiastic fans, then at least the pings had to occur somewhat organically.
You can use the cards Improv (draw 3 cards that cost 0 or 1), Craftsmanship (6 interest, increase potion price by 3%) and any card that applies Shocked (customer buff: customer gains 25% less interest) to create an infinite turn that also leads to an INFINITE cost potion. By playing multiple cards that cause Shocked, you can actually stack Shocked so that the customer gains 100% less interest. This is allows you to play infinite Craftsmanships, which increase the potion's price but now give 0 interest so the transaction never ends. Improv can only draw cards, but only cards that were 0 or 1 BEFORE being discounted by Rhythm. Therefore, if you set up your deck correctly, you can play Craftsmanship --> Craftsmanship --> Improv infinitely. Using Improv allows you to keep 2+ cost cards in your deck, because if your hand is too big you can't play the cards that go off your screen. Now you can keep someone imprisoned for infinite time and take infinite money from them as well, passing the crippling generational debt onto your poor customer!
@@AnEnderNon i think you are wrong, the reason they were gaining only 50$ is probably bc the customer buffed themselves with a different buff that applies another 25% and they are additive. There are duplicates of certain buffs and debuffs that depend on who applied them (they are labeled as different thibgs and have different icons too, so if you went back to the video, youd be able to see it)
Question - could you then play Compromise, to permanently block the end of the sale, and then play an infinite amount of Craftmanships to become a millionaire legitimately?
Compromise just reduces the max interest level by one stage, so it actually reduces the number of craftsmanships you can play in a row because the customer leaves earlier. Trust me, that's what I wanted to get away with too.
If you still need the solution for this, it's apparently stacking the Shocked customer buff, makes it so you generate 0 interest. Then just keep stacking price increases to your hearts desire. May have been patched tho.
@@ArcNine9Angel I was under the impression that shocked only stacked duration, but i saw a video that implies this is bugged/not the case, so yeah - that does work.
Aside from the very obvious bug in this video, it's less that Xid's deck is *broken* per se, and more that haggling's definitely designed around patience being a very limited resource. Not only are cards that restore patience really rare, but Xid's deck has both the majority of these cards, as well as the most powerful versions of this effect. The same can be said of any of the decks wrt the areas they focus on, it's just that patience gain is way more valuable and rare than anything else.
@@Nevakanezah_ I'm using Chorus, followed by Improv, Scheme, and Pressure to pull out exactly the cards I need to get max interest. Okay, so I guess it isn't entirely on Xid's cards.
You can actually do this without exploiting a bug. Rhythm+Rhythm+Rattle 'Em Off alongside a bunch of card draw, and a few +patience cards will do the same thing. I particularly like doing it with Encore in my deck and enough rapid card draw to pull it out again fast, just in case I can't get off double-rhythm before the current turn.
infinite increase in profit with flattery? or just a flat 15% with more casts of it not stacking also is the max extra % of base cost 100% Or can 150 be reached
Is this really patched though? I finished the game two weeks ago (btw it is fantastic) and my build ended up being Rattle'em'off + draw whole deck t1. Once you have 19 cards out of 20 in hand, you can just spam Baptiste's +1 patience card at no cost and therefore gain infinite patience.
This specific exploit is definitely patched. They nerfed Sid's cards, and specifically prevented them from reducing cost below 0. As for whether you can still achieve the same effect in other ways... Maybe?
I mean, there is a way to get an infinite loop of 0-cost cards that increase potion by a flat 3% using an extremely similar deck, so he doesn't need to use this bug, but I think this is funny anyways.
“Please potion seller lady I’ll give you all my money just let me see my family.”
I am your family now.
@@Nevakanezah_ this sounded so wrong if the customer was male
Do that at a tournament, you'll keep the jury, the opponent and the audience in a bind forever
This is how slowbro eternal stall strats died for our sins
The bargaining auto ends if ur potion is worth 1 g more than ur foes
Za warudo.
I've seen a video with person winning a competition with potion that is 10 times cheaper than their opponent's due to finding an infinite combo.
@@meeptron5000 So don't let it get that high until the very end when you use the finisher.
Aliensrock would fucking love this
No way he keeps playing long enough to even realize the potential
You can try sending it to him if you want, but i dont plan to
@@Nevakanezah_ well once they add tags completely to the platform, you could @ him
@@JamesTDG While I'm not above being a shill, I'll probably never go personally pinging other creators I dont already know. Seems like something I'd be bothered by myself.
If I just leave it to enthusiastic fans, then at least the pings had to occur somewhat organically.
Don't send it yet, there's npc spoilers here tbh
You can use the cards Improv (draw 3 cards that cost 0 or 1), Craftsmanship (6 interest, increase potion price by 3%) and any card that applies Shocked (customer buff: customer gains 25% less interest) to create an infinite turn that also leads to an INFINITE cost potion.
By playing multiple cards that cause Shocked, you can actually stack Shocked so that the customer gains 100% less interest. This is allows you to play infinite Craftsmanships, which increase the potion's price but now give 0 interest so the transaction never ends. Improv can only draw cards, but only cards that were 0 or 1 BEFORE being discounted by Rhythm. Therefore, if you set up your deck correctly, you can play Craftsmanship --> Craftsmanship --> Improv infinitely. Using Improv allows you to keep 2+ cost cards in your deck, because if your hand is too big you can't play the cards that go off your screen.
Now you can keep someone imprisoned for infinite time and take infinite money from them as well, passing the crippling generational debt onto your poor customer!
Iirc, shocked only stacks duration, not intensity.
@@Nevakanezah_ pretty sure i saw in someones video that shocked turned into 50% not sure if it goes up to 100% though
@@AnEnderNon i think you are wrong, the reason they were gaining only 50$ is probably bc the customer buffed themselves with a different buff that applies another 25% and they are additive. There are duplicates of certain buffs and debuffs that depend on who applied them (they are labeled as different thibgs and have different icons too, so if you went back to the video, youd be able to see it)
@@austinhudson774 ok true
Question - could you then play Compromise, to permanently block the end of the sale, and then play an infinite amount of Craftmanships to become a millionaire legitimately?
Compromise just reduces the max interest level by one stage, so it actually reduces the number of craftsmanships you can play in a row because the customer leaves earlier. Trust me, that's what I wanted to get away with too.
If you still need the solution for this, it's apparently stacking the Shocked customer buff, makes it so you generate 0 interest. Then just keep stacking price increases to your hearts desire.
May have been patched tho.
@@ArcNine9Angel I was under the impression that shocked only stacked duration, but i saw a video that implies this is bugged/not the case, so yeah - that does work.
New strat for the otters I see 🤔
How dare you use this devilish strategy to lead me into a addicting spiral of learning root
I'm like the Redwall version of MK-ULTRA
A man has been imprisoned for the economy in Potionomics, start the new rescue helecopter!
I realized that Xid's card are the most broken ones in the game.
I see most people use her cards in their deck.
Aside from the very obvious bug in this video, it's less that Xid's deck is *broken* per se, and more that haggling's definitely designed around patience being a very limited resource. Not only are cards that restore patience really rare, but Xid's deck has both the majority of these cards, as well as the most powerful versions of this effect.
The same can be said of any of the decks wrt the areas they focus on, it's just that patience gain is way more valuable and rare than anything else.
@@Nevakanezah_ I'm using Chorus, followed by Improv, Scheme, and Pressure to pull out exactly the cards I need to get max interest.
Okay, so I guess it isn't entirely on Xid's cards.
Yep, all characters aren't equal... Xid and Saffron are clearly on top. Regulated Breathing and Serenity of Mind are just ridiculous.
@@lhumanoideerrantdesinterne8598 rBreathing is proof positive that Luna's deck is severely underpowered
@@lhumanoideerrantdesinterne8598 Regulated Breathing is basically casting Regen, except it lasts forever.
I see this totally balanced, Just a "Witch" getting insane amoung of cash to avoid the IRS permanently for the very soon future.
That thumbnail is hilarious
I like to think my thumbnails are better than my videos
Only 1.1K subs? This video is great I see you succeeding soon
My core demographic is currently players of one specific board game
You can actually do this without exploiting a bug. Rhythm+Rhythm+Rattle 'Em Off alongside a bunch of card draw, and a few +patience cards will do the same thing. I particularly like doing it with Encore in my deck and enough rapid card draw to pull it out again fast, just in case I can't get off double-rhythm before the current turn.
The bug made it pretty free, rather than waiting for a copy of rattle to show up. Bug's long since been patched, though.
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The main reason I monetize these is so that YT makes less money off of my work.
based thumbnail title and video contents +2
Ima assume that this 2 month old video got patched but damnit ima try anyways! XD
infinite increase in profit with flattery? or just a flat 15% with more casts of it not stacking
also is the max extra % of base cost 100% Or can 150 be reached
Flattery only stacks duration, sadly. Ive gotten to ~166% off of craftsmanship/hustle, but you're always limited by the interest cap
Just leaving a comment for the algorithm 👍
Is this really patched though? I finished the game two weeks ago (btw it is fantastic) and my build ended up being Rattle'em'off + draw whole deck t1.
Once you have 19 cards out of 20 in hand, you can just spam Baptiste's +1 patience card at no cost and therefore gain infinite patience.
This specific exploit is definitely patched. They nerfed Sid's cards, and specifically prevented them from reducing cost below 0. As for whether you can still achieve the same effect in other ways... Maybe?
Good content
Talk about a "captive audience"
how do you not run out of cards?
The deck reshuffles every time you run out
naaaah i wanted to try this out but its already patched??
Can you get enough cash to pay the debt without winning the competition?
Yes, it's eminently possible. Though I'm told that even if you have the full million on-hand when failing the competition, you still get a Game Over.
....and it's patched out.
⏳-(-1)
Mehhhh. Of course bugs can break a game. I was hoping for something a bit more clever :/
I mean, there is a way to get an infinite loop of 0-cost cards that increase potion by a flat 3% using an extremely similar deck, so he doesn't need to use this bug, but I think this is funny anyways.
@@bobth6095 Yeah sorry; I was just expecting something different. Its just not for me :)
This is honestly the most reasonable negative comment ive had to date