Wyand 5
Manuel 0
I'm sad. I've won, but I'm sad. It is sad to win like this. I mean... I've built decks for hours, tried to anticipate Manuel's decks, moves.
I absolutely understand his frustration. Imagine that you are playing a farty nymph deck. Played out first nymph, made a little gas the next turn,
then BOOM skull shield! Chances? 10%. Once I had a Golden Dragon who met the same fate and I was also infuriated, however it was only a game
against the AI. Played out the 2nd nymph, next turn pfft, next turn BOOM skull shield! Chances? 10%. Both dying the same way in quick succession?
Chances? I leave you to find correct equation, but it is less than 5% that's for sure. In the following turns we both drew pillars so I won by a slight margin.
(EDIT. There was a 0,81% chance for this outcome. Chance for Blue Nymph to survive skull shield in a single turn: 90%; chance for dying: 10%. Altogether: 0,9*0,1*0,9*0,1*100=0,81%.)I used this deck:
2nd game. I trusted my DBH deck, Manuel expected something different since he played a creature/voodoo poisoner deck. Manuel left halfway the game seeing
that my rhinos are running through his bone wall, plus aflatoxing them will exacerbate the situation. He should have stayed since I won only by one turn.
I'm sure he would react better than the AI.
Spoiler for Hidden:
A picture about my win against the AI.
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What I wanted to convey with my first paragraph that one should fight, even in such aggravating situations. In the previous round my 1st game was also
very frustrating, lost in a really-really narrow game. I was angry as well, but the chance of giving up never crossed my mind. There is a difference
between 0-5 and 0-5. (Btw I lost only 1-4.
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Manuel, I don't judge you, nor do I lecture you, these are only my thoughts. My neighbors can tell that I can act in a hotheaded way as well. :-)