That very last turn against the trapper was such a rollercoaster of emotions. You figured out that you could win the round by pulling a tooth (amazing play by the way) but then Mapo's own caution caused him to lose . Not because the pronghorn moved but instead because he attacked it with his cautionary bullfrog activating the tail split special and causing the pronghorn to step in front of the great white before he attacked. Mapo I'm in literal tears you were so close! You'll get em' next time! I believe in you!
That Trapper fight though, "misclicking" into the best possible play, feeling defeated, figuring out the lethal angle, then getting too cautious and blocking it with the Wriggling Tail triggering from the Bullfrog... More twists than a Shyamalan movie. Loving this series
That was a roller-coaster at the end. Oh no! Uses all but one pelt. Oh Yes, At least he has the great white. Oh no! misclicked a card. Oh Yes, it was the best possible card to choose. Oh no! still need a point of damage to win. Oh Yes, still has the pliers for the one point. EZ win Oh no! being too cautious made you attack the pronghorn with the skink ability which blocks the great white. Dies. LMAO
I understand his frustration about the game not asking "are you sure?" more often, but learning from your mistakes is a cornerstone of the roguelike genre, which this game undoubtedly is, so imo it's appropriate.
Exactly. And Mapo is a full-grown adult. Games shouldn't baby everyone just because some people make the same exact careless mistake over and over again. Like learn to have the utmost basic level of self-control.
1:10:25 When you put down that bullfrog and I realized what would happen I for real yelped "NO!" in despair, and startled the person next to me on the couch. This game really allows you to snag defeat from the jaws of victory lol Don't worry, we all made that kind of mistake playing this.
I’m starting to think maybe Mapo hasn’t noticed the point counter on the scale. Just watching the hand where the moose buck got the win and seemed that Mapo wasn’t sure what the outcome would be.
Mapo not having a bigger reaction to the Trapper/Trader mask switch was a bit disappointing. I was so shocked and impressed when I saw it for the first time!
You can never truly experience a game the way you did the first time, but the next best thing is joining someone else on their first playthrough. I’m thoroughly enjoying watching you discover this great game!
Ohh boy, you defeated yourself against the Trapper. What a rollercoaster match. Very exciting and stressful at the same time! You had him until you wavered at the very last move
"Remind yourself that overconfidence is a slow, and insidious, killer..." That last turn against the trapper is typically what makes this game so punishing. You had the correct move figured out, but messed it up by trying to secure the win. Don't worry though, there will be more occasions for silly combos with all the different behaviors some cards (and totems) have. You will feel overwhelmed and make mistakes till the end, just like anyone. As you might have noticed as well, your opponent doesn't quite play by the rules... Don't play fair, break the guy! Go silly! You've made insane progress so far, in roughly 3 hours I wasn't able to go nearly as far as you did...
If you want to make sure you're not clicking on anything accidentally: The mouse cursor changes into a hand when you click on something that isn't just to advance the dialogue. But yeah, picking the adder there with the trapper was actually the best possible play.
Says that things aren't explained to his face, misses that the DM explains to his face that the fire will improve a card's health... twice. You're doing fine, just wish you'd pay more attention at times like that lol
I know a lot of the comments can be quite frustrating in these playthroughs, but having watched a lot of people play Inscryption...you're doing great. Everyone is going to miss things or make mistakes when they're still getting the hang of the game. Also, even when you seem frustrated, it's obvious that you're enjoying yourself and not letting it get to you too much...which is really refreshing. And finally Spoilers (for viewers, not Mapo...as I'm a Patron): You honestly get through this first part quicker than a lot of the people I've watched.
Nice progress ! There's a lesson to learn at the end tho : you had a good plan of using the pincers to get 1 free damage, + 4 from the great white, that would have been a win. But by wanted to overdo it on a complex board, you triggered the tail card and made yourself lose. Lesson is, try and calculate what will happen by looking at all the sigils, and stick to the plan :)
I know how it works, just sometimes too many rules in a new game I get confused, and I slip up. Part of my brain is applying the flying rules from MTG at times.
@@Mapocolops ;) hehe yeah it gets a bit overwhelming specially if you played other games. It also doesnt help when cards can have extra abilities that you can easily miss (such as that deer at the end having the skink tail ability that killed you)
2:25 I actually winced when you passed on a 3-blood card. Since I'm watching the playlist after the fact, I did not forget the triple-blooded squirrels. EDIT: I personally would have chosen the card you "misclicked" at the end there. I may also have missed that that one card had the "tail", though. Pity you were overly cautious, but I'm sure you'll learn as you go along. I know I'd watched full LPs before finally purchasing this game (because of the official Mod and not because of the story).
I know some people are criticizing pretty hard but I just want to say as someone who is really damn good at this game but took quite a while to get there, I’m happy to watch the improvement.
hey Mapo, you're doing better and better, impressive stuff! That being said, I have some strategic advice, coming from hundreds hours of playing deckbuilders and thousands in ccgs. I put them below in case you'd consider these spoilers, but I'm not talking about any specific combos, just general ideas on how to approach such games - contrary to their name, in deckbuilders you are typically looking to REMOVE as many cards from your deck as possible. Any opportunity to thin out your deck is good, except from the very beginning. Conversly, if your deck is already looking pretty solid, you should be avoiding adding more cards to it that could ruin your combos - in card games that have board (like ccgs), making your cards NOT interact with a board is, generally, a bad idea. In some very specific cases such builds can work, but you will usually have much stronger options - to round up the genre blend of Inscryption, in rogulikes in general you typically want to look to create something very broken. Dont judge cards and upgrades based on their general quality, but rather a potential for absurdly broken combos. You were actually kinda close in your early run with immortal squirrels, just a bit short on the execution :)
In my opinion not paying attention and choosing wrong IS a part of this game I dont think reloading should be acceptable for something like 'oh guys I didnt really look at what I was doing so I can reload' the campers said Health and there was a heart symbol I dont think it was confusion more like just auto piloting which should be punished IMO.
Thanks to Mapo's experience with this game im now tempted to install it again and try to beat it after i droped it. And just in case... The reason why i dropped it it's not because i thought it was bad but becuase i just didn't want to strategize so hard in every single match just to not die.
You're getting there! This was an amazing run, absolutely good job. Next one is the kicker and you'll be able to finish, I'm sure. Don't beat yourself up too much about losing!
The last trapper fight I watched was from these other UA-camrs who hadn't figured out that the pelts could be used defensively, and they had a bunch of low level cards thst kept getting killed. So they ended going into the second phase with five pelts. It's a fantastically executed twist, and it turns the game on its head (pun intended), always to fantastic results. This fight was exhilarating
This game gets REALLY interesting as you progress. I decided to check it out myself since it's on sale for like $12 on Steam right now. I played for like 12 hours and...yeah. Interesting. Can't really say anything because spoilers obviously, but it's very interesting and weird and a little confusing, lol.
I should note, the one on the other side of the table doesn’t tell you the full story when it comes to some cards. The one mirror exception is the Ouroboros, death will strengthen it. FOREVER.
This is fun to watch you learn! This is the only deckbuilder that I actually like, so I'm glad you're playing and enjoying it. Also got to my favorite theme, the Trapper theme is something else, so sick.
That was such a tragic way to lose the Trapper/Trader fight, if he hadn't done anything and just pulled the tooth he would have won. I didn't even notice that sigil
@Mapocolops - Based on you loving this game I hope your patrons have recommend 'There is No Game' to you to - a great little indie game that starts off with simple challenges, but broadens out into something bigger.
spiky moleman and death touch moleman at myco if it gets hit, it clears a spot, and it can move to new attackers, so it can clear multiple spots on your enemies turn
Don't worry about all the comments pointing out every single mistake you makje. This game really rewards taking things slow. I watched youtubers with more card game experience rash throught this game and miss on so much stuff.
aaah.. so unlucky.. :D i didnt noticed the tail either :D im like oh he missclicked the win ?? :D and then oh noo :// great episode btw^^ enjoyed it alot :)
Watching this is still bad for my heart, but I can't stop now 😂 To be fair he was improving a lot actually, and it is quite enjoyable to watch 👍 I just hope he realized what his mistakes were, I don't think he kept reading comments...
i feel like part of the appeal is that you are also fighting the "unfair" game that lures you into missclicks and so on overall its a learning experience and the game has some heavy inevitability with stuff like ouroborous and the deathcards slowly making your cardpool more and more op
Well, you live and learn, as they say. Or you die and learn, but you know what I mean. Small suggestion regarding your misclicks: if I recall correctly, you can advance the dialogs by pressing the space bar. Doing this should avoid clicking on a card by mistake.
It hurt me incredibly watching mapo ignore his ouroboros, which with the setup he had was the PERFECT card for the trapper boss. especially with his squirrel totem.
Sad part is that at the end of this video Mapocolops doesn't know he had a clear win and what he did to mess it up. Picking the viper was the right choice because it cleared space for shark attack. Placing the bullfrog "just in case" lost him the game.
Making your Tank card a 1 heart card probably not the best idea. Should have made more unkillable he had 6 hp 6 and you said naw my 2/1 is a better tank lol. You focusing to much on what the abilities give you your not seeing the practicality of the abilities with the cards your using
I know getting all the rules straight and then figuring out how to use them to get OP cards/strategies (like you did in this video) takes time... But I'm still taking psychic damage any time you make a good play and then reload to make a worse choice. 😭
Don't underestimate the Oroboros. It's BY FAR the best card in the game. Everytime it dies, whether through combat or by you sacrificing it, it gains 1 power and 1 health. You can build it up to win any game in 1 turn (but it takes a while) also if your character dies, the Oroboros keeps the same stats as before. Unkillable is probably the best sigil to look out for - you can put it on something with zero cost (like a Geck) and it's basically a free squirrel that you can keep reusing and it does damage too. You can take it to the campfire to increase its damage too. Also if you find a ringworm GET IT. Unless its between that and the Oroboros of course. You can feed it to the survivors at the campfire to make them sick, allowing you to keep increasing your creatures with no risk and multiple times at once. Another good sigil is the tri-strike where it attacks the card opposing it but also the spaces adjacent to that as well. Works great with Oroboros or Flying Urayuli build.
@@Palek83 I agree there is a difference between giving tips and helping to explain some card abilities but telling him things about cards that DONT SAY IT THEMSELVES pretty sure that's the most spoilery one can get especially in a game where finding hidden card abilities is literally part of the game.
This is the most spoiler-filled paragraph I have yet seen. Do you understand that some people prefer to play games without being guided through them? If not, I can explain in more detail. I understand you're only trying to help, but Mapocolops is an adventurer and does not want the help, he would rather explore it all himself.
@@peterpeladon firstly I'm not the poster of the spoiler lol. Secondly I dont think it matters at this point he is way past it now still a spoiler but not a worry anymore
Hey its all good man, live and learn! its part of the experience of the game! it always seems like bullshit, but the game is designed so that you will win eventually, given enough time.
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That very last turn against the trapper was such a rollercoaster of emotions. You figured out that you could win the round by pulling a tooth (amazing play by the way) but then Mapo's own caution caused him to lose . Not because the pronghorn moved but instead because he attacked it with his cautionary bullfrog activating the tail split special and causing the pronghorn to step in front of the great white before he attacked. Mapo I'm in literal tears you were so close! You'll get em' next time! I believe in you!
Well, I should have probably watched the whole video before going down to the comments.
That Trapper fight though, "misclicking" into the best possible play, feeling defeated, figuring out the lethal angle, then getting too cautious and blocking it with the Wriggling Tail triggering from the Bullfrog... More twists than a Shyamalan movie. Loving this series
That was a roller-coaster at the end.
Oh no! Uses all but one pelt.
Oh Yes, At least he has the great white.
Oh no! misclicked a card.
Oh Yes, it was the best possible card to choose.
Oh no! still need a point of damage to win.
Oh Yes, still has the pliers for the one point. EZ win
Oh no! being too cautious made you attack the pronghorn with the skink ability which blocks the great white.
Dies. LMAO
Typical. :D
I understand his frustration about the game not asking "are you sure?" more often, but learning from your mistakes is a cornerstone of the roguelike genre, which this game undoubtedly is, so imo it's appropriate.
It's both a Roguelike and a story game that has death baked in as a mechanic, definitely not a big loss on this one.
Exactly. And Mapo is a full-grown adult. Games shouldn't baby everyone just because some people make the same exact careless mistake over and over again. Like learn to have the utmost basic level of self-control.
"Oh no, the angler is gonna take my 0 dmg squirrel, better give him a skink so he can attack me" 😂
"I'd like to thank my squirrel..."
There, he is getting it. There is nothing stronger than resource cheating
1:10:25 When you put down that bullfrog and I realized what would happen I for real yelped "NO!" in despair, and startled the person next to me on the couch. This game really allows you to snag defeat from the jaws of victory lol Don't worry, we all made that kind of mistake playing this.
I’m starting to think maybe Mapo hasn’t noticed the point counter on the scale. Just watching the hand where the moose buck got the win and seemed that Mapo wasn’t sure what the outcome would be.
I didn't notice that until like the end of my playthrough either
@@channelremoved32 agreed! it makes the game way harder if you’re never sure what the score is
This. I just realised with the moose buck that he hasn't noticed the counter. He must notice at some point, surely, hopefully.
@@iitu2 he did near the end of this episode.
this!
Mapo not having a bigger reaction to the Trapper/Trader mask switch was a bit disappointing. I was so shocked and impressed when I saw it for the first time!
"I've been given pelts... so I can throw the pelts down as a defensive measure" oof ow ouch my soul
You can never truly experience a game the way you did the first time, but the next best thing is joining someone else on their first playthrough. I’m thoroughly enjoying watching you discover this great game!
damn how one misplaced bullfrog ruined a perfect victory 😭😭
Ohh boy, you defeated yourself against the Trapper. What a rollercoaster match. Very exciting and stressful at the same time! You had him until you wavered at the very last move
"Remind yourself that overconfidence is a slow, and insidious, killer..."
That last turn against the trapper is typically what makes this game so punishing. You had the correct move figured out, but messed it up by trying to secure the win. Don't worry though, there will be more occasions for silly combos with all the different behaviors some cards (and totems) have. You will feel overwhelmed and make mistakes till the end, just like anyone. As you might have noticed as well, your opponent doesn't quite play by the rules... Don't play fair, break the guy! Go silly! You've made insane progress so far, in roughly 3 hours I wasn't able to go nearly as far as you did...
If you want to make sure you're not clicking on anything accidentally:
The mouse cursor changes into a hand when you click on something that isn't just to advance the dialogue.
But yeah, picking the adder there with the trapper was actually the best possible play.
Look, Mapo, you're just not playing the game right.
...
You need to believe in the Heart of the Cards!
HEART OF THE CAAAAAARDS!
Says that things aren't explained to his face, misses that the DM explains to his face that the fire will improve a card's health... twice.
You're doing fine, just wish you'd pay more attention at times like that lol
I'm aware, sometimes I struggle to retain information while trying to put together an episode and I look silly as a result, trying my best :)
I know a lot of the comments can be quite frustrating in these playthroughs, but having watched a lot of people play Inscryption...you're doing great. Everyone is going to miss things or make mistakes when they're still getting the hang of the game. Also, even when you seem frustrated, it's obvious that you're enjoying yourself and not letting it get to you too much...which is really refreshing. And finally Spoilers (for viewers, not Mapo...as I'm a Patron):
You honestly get through this first part quicker than a lot of the people I've watched.
Nice progress ! There's a lesson to learn at the end tho : you had a good plan of using the pincers to get 1 free damage, + 4 from the great white, that would have been a win. But by wanted to overdo it on a complex board, you triggered the tail card and made yourself lose. Lesson is, try and calculate what will happen by looking at all the sigils, and stick to the plan :)
The music and style of this game are incredible.
i do hope he eventually figures out how flying works by the end of the playthrough :P
I know how it works, just sometimes too many rules in a new game I get confused, and I slip up. Part of my brain is applying the flying rules from MTG at times.
@@Mapocolops ;) hehe yeah it gets a bit overwhelming specially if you played other games. It also doesnt help when cards can have extra abilities that you can easily miss (such as that deer at the end having the skink tail ability that killed you)
I just love how you change the intro for every game, it really makes each playthrough stand out from each other!
23:28 Love the commitment to the 'losing an eye' - kind of hoe Mapo gets an eye-patch for future espiodes to use in these situations.
2:25 I actually winced when you passed on a 3-blood card. Since I'm watching the playlist after the fact, I did not forget the triple-blooded squirrels.
EDIT: I personally would have chosen the card you "misclicked" at the end there.
I may also have missed that that one card had the "tail", though. Pity you were overly cautious, but I'm sure you'll learn as you go along. I know I'd watched full LPs before finally purchasing this game (because of the official Mod and not because of the story).
Don't worry about the voices for characters, you're just going to drive yourself nuts the deeper you get into this game.
I know some people are criticizing pretty hard but I just want to say as someone who is really damn good at this game but took quite a while to get there, I’m happy to watch the improvement.
hey Mapo, you're doing better and better, impressive stuff! That being said, I have some strategic advice, coming from hundreds hours of playing deckbuilders and thousands in ccgs. I put them below in case you'd consider these spoilers, but I'm not talking about any specific combos, just general ideas on how to approach such games
- contrary to their name, in deckbuilders you are typically looking to REMOVE as many cards from your deck as possible. Any opportunity to thin out your deck is good, except from the very beginning. Conversly, if your deck is already looking pretty solid, you should be avoiding adding more cards to it that could ruin your combos
- in card games that have board (like ccgs), making your cards NOT interact with a board is, generally, a bad idea. In some very specific cases such builds can work, but you will usually have much stronger options
- to round up the genre blend of Inscryption, in rogulikes in general you typically want to look to create something very broken. Dont judge cards and upgrades based on their general quality, but rather a potential for absurdly broken combos. You were actually kinda close in your early run with immortal squirrels, just a bit short on the execution :)
In my opinion not paying attention and choosing wrong IS a part of this game I dont think reloading should be acceptable for something like 'oh guys I didnt really look at what I was doing so I can reload' the campers said Health and there was a heart symbol I dont think it was confusion more like just auto piloting which should be punished IMO.
I agree, but he's not used to this kind of game. He's doing very well overall
God this ending was HEART BREAKING, but god it’s great to watch you play it, you don’t even know what you’re in for mapo hahah
Thanks to Mapo's experience with this game im now tempted to install it again and try to beat it after i droped it.
And just in case... The reason why i dropped it it's not because i thought it was bad but becuase i just didn't want to strategize so hard in every single match just to not die.
You're getting there! This was an amazing run, absolutely good job. Next one is the kicker and you'll be able to finish, I'm sure. Don't beat yourself up too much about losing!
With regards to the voices, you are haming it up and I LOVE it! You just keep getting better and better as a youtuber streamer!
The last trapper fight I watched was from these other UA-camrs who hadn't figured out that the pelts could be used defensively, and they had a bunch of low level cards thst kept getting killed. So they ended going into the second phase with five pelts.
It's a fantastically executed twist, and it turns the game on its head (pun intended), always to fantastic results. This fight was exhilarating
This game gets REALLY interesting as you progress. I decided to check it out myself since it's on sale for like $12 on Steam right now. I played for like 12 hours and...yeah. Interesting. Can't really say anything because spoilers obviously, but it's very interesting and weird and a little confusing, lol.
I should note, the one on the other side of the table doesn’t tell you the full story when it comes to some cards. The one mirror exception is the Ouroboros, death will strengthen it. FOREVER.
Giving the oroborus plus 1 attack made me scream, you always give it to the divers
"Skwirrow" gets stuck in my head as an OCD mantra every time I watch an episode of this.
I think the magic eye has a time limit... I was in full-blown panic as you went on a long monologue. Fortunately it worked out okay.
If you haven't played Hades, that's another game that turns death into a story progression mechanic. Highly recommended.
This is fun to watch you learn! This is the only deckbuilder that I actually like, so I'm glad you're playing and enjoying it. Also got to my favorite theme, the Trapper theme is something else, so sick.
That was such a tragic way to lose the Trapper/Trader fight, if he hadn't done anything and just pulled the tooth he would have won. I didn't even notice that sigil
If only he knew the addler was not a missclick... The problem was his missplay afterwards. 😅
You misclicked into the best possible play. Maybe even the only winnable one. Haven't checked, but pretty epic either way!
You cant sacrifice cards with a dotted border
They also have a symbol in the bottom left.
@Mapocolops - Based on you loving this game I hope your patrons have recommend 'There is No Game' to you to - a great little indie game that starts off with simple challenges, but broadens out into something bigger.
Really enjoying this playthrough!
Someone needs to make mod where EVERY action makes game ask "Are you sure?"
spiky moleman and death touch moleman at myco
if it gets hit, it clears a spot, and it can move to new attackers, so it can clear multiple spots on your enemies turn
The stoat seems to be turning into a Playdate console.
Don't worry about all the comments pointing out every single mistake you makje. This game really rewards taking things slow. I watched youtubers with more card game experience rash throught this game and miss on so much stuff.
I have never seen so much "yes no yes no yes no" energy
aaah.. so unlucky.. :D i didnt noticed the tail either :D im like oh he missclicked the win ?? :D and then oh noo :// great episode btw^^ enjoyed it alot :)
Porcupine doing amazing work 😁
If only this ended in the wetlands
Hey, you're playing really well :D and playing a lot of attention. Mistakes are part of it ;)
It has taken you a while to realise that you can count the teeth on the scales to see how close you are to winning.
Always sucks when you're so close and die.
22 seconds... Cant watch in university, but happy i noticed so fast
Watching this is still bad for my heart, but I can't stop now 😂 To be fair he was improving a lot actually, and it is quite enjoyable to watch 👍 I just hope he realized what his mistakes were, I don't think he kept reading comments...
Amazing ending
I see the mycologist has made their way over from your Metro LPs 😂
the UA-cam states this video has been uploaded MINUTES ago
How are you here six days ago?
@@silentassassin47 Patreon, probably?
@@silentassassin47 membership
@@lucasriddle3431 i see
but how does that works ?? i though the videos are sooner on patreon not youtube :D
i feel like part of the appeal is that you are also fighting the "unfair" game that lures you into missclicks and so on
overall its a learning experience and the game has some heavy inevitability with stuff like ouroborous and the deathcards slowly making your cardpool more and more op
"can we just remove cards?" Oh, buddy :D
4:00 Games are about making mistakes and learning. I'd take sometime and think about a better condition than that.
I ended up with unkillable squirrels around this point. 😂
Thanks for this :) .
Ima get this game
there is a filter near the top of the screen when in dialogue
That was tragic.
You could've won that match if you didnt put a card against the elk that moved at the end
The more misplay, the more character development for Mapo, I guess? :D
Well, you live and learn, as they say. Or you die and learn, but you know what I mean.
Small suggestion regarding your misclicks: if I recall correctly, you can advance the dialogs by pressing the space bar. Doing this should avoid clicking on a card by mistake.
1:10:00 man that hurt to watch XD, if only he ended the turn.
you accidently chose the best chard in the trapper fight. sad you flunked it
It hurt me incredibly watching mapo ignore his ouroboros, which with the setup he had was the PERFECT card for the trapper boss. especially with his squirrel totem.
But how would he know that? All he knows is that this card comes back.
@@maksphoto78 "death makes it stronger forever" against the bear traps that insta-KO your cards, which he discovered almost right off the bat.
Sad part is that at the end of this video Mapocolops doesn't know he had a clear win and what he did to mess it up. Picking the viper was the right choice because it cleared space for shark attack. Placing the bullfrog "just in case" lost him the game.
Making your Tank card a 1 heart card probably not the best idea. Should have made more unkillable he had 6 hp 6 and you said naw my 2/1 is a better tank lol. You focusing to much on what the abilities give you your not seeing the practicality of the abilities with the cards your using
I know getting all the rules straight and then figuring out how to use them to get OP cards/strategies (like you did in this video) takes time... But I'm still taking psychic damage any time you make a good play and then reload to make a worse choice. 😭
The stoat card is objectively a bad card
Why?
Total misplay.
It's a 1-3 card that costs 1. That's in no way objectively bad. In Kaycee's mod, the stoat is 1-2.
Total Misplay.
Don't underestimate the Oroboros. It's BY FAR the best card in the game. Everytime it dies, whether through combat or by you sacrificing it, it gains 1 power and 1 health. You can build it up to win any game in 1 turn (but it takes a while) also if your character dies, the Oroboros keeps the same stats as before. Unkillable is probably the best sigil to look out for - you can put it on something with zero cost (like a Geck) and it's basically a free squirrel that you can keep reusing and it does damage too. You can take it to the campfire to increase its damage too. Also if you find a ringworm GET IT. Unless its between that and the Oroboros of course. You can feed it to the survivors at the campfire to make them sick, allowing you to keep increasing your creatures with no risk and multiple times at once. Another good sigil is the tri-strike where it attacks the card opposing it but also the spaces adjacent to that as well. Works great with Oroboros or Flying Urayuli build.
Looks like a lot of spoilers in one comment. Not nice.
@@Palek83 I agree there is a difference between giving tips and helping to explain some card abilities but telling him things about cards that DONT SAY IT THEMSELVES pretty sure that's the most spoilery one can get especially in a game where finding hidden card abilities is literally part of the game.
Geesh, don't spoil things for him. Backseat gaming is bad, mkay?
This is the most spoiler-filled paragraph I have yet seen. Do you understand that some people prefer to play games without being guided through them? If not, I can explain in more detail.
I understand you're only trying to help, but Mapocolops is an adventurer and does not want the help, he would rather explore it all himself.
You should try offering a ring worm up to the fire. You never know what might happen with those starved survivors...
Since this is meant to be a blind let’s play, he’d probably appreciate it if you deleted your comment.
@@resonant_logic7542 I agree literally card discovery and their interactions with other things is a MAIN part of the game
Gonna just state I'm against the spoiler, just read my comment and if you just read that is sounds like I. On Rodney's side which I'm not lol.
@@Morphinbeast Please can this comment be deleted?
@@peterpeladon firstly I'm not the poster of the spoiler lol. Secondly I dont think it matters at this point he is way past it now still a spoiler but not a worry anymore
Please no funny voices.
Would you prefer the same monotone voice for every different character and no personality?
Love this playthrough, so entertaining!
Hey its all good man, live and learn! its part of the experience of the game! it always seems like bullshit, but the game is designed so that you will win eventually, given enough time.