I think Eugene player missed out on SB5 first G3 turn. He needed bodies to rest going forward for Eugene skill and he had to commit cards from hand for the following turn. Eugene SB5 will usually give 1-2 useful units, so commiting useful cards to the board to rest to replace them with random bodies is worse than calling random bodies early to rest next turn, then replace with useful cards like Tensha Stead. Also, Eugene has no late game value, so I think the deck at needs to be a bit more aggressive with the 15k attackers
I watched at every draw & drive check after that turn the result would be I (zorga player) would top deck an order in my last turn so I could alchemagic and win even more so then I did in the video. So in the end it didn't really effect the outcome of the fight
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I think Eugene player missed out on SB5 first G3 turn. He needed bodies to rest going forward for Eugene skill and he had to commit cards from hand for the following turn. Eugene SB5 will usually give 1-2 useful units, so commiting useful cards to the board to rest to replace them with random bodies is worse than calling random bodies early to rest next turn, then replace with useful cards like Tensha Stead. Also, Eugene has no late game value, so I think the deck at needs to be a bit more aggressive with the 15k attackers
I feel like that lack of soul charging changed the outcome a lot more than you think it did. I might be wrong.
I watched at every draw & drive check after that turn the result would be I (zorga player) would top deck an order in my last turn so I could alchemagic and win even more so then I did in the video. So in the end it didn't really effect the outcome of the fight
Its back!
Welp that was a thing lol