I'm sure the effect only happens once.
Quote from: 7wavemaster on December 24, 2010, 10:42:05 pmI'm sure the effect only happens once.Oh alright then.
Upgraded one is obviously UP compared to the unupped one.Reasonable card.Seems balanced or at least in a +/- 1 quanta range.This assume that the Suppression effect is a static effect instead of a repeatable effect.
Quote from: OldTrees on December 27, 2010, 02:49:07 amUpgraded one is obviously UP compared to the unupped one.Reasonable card.Seems balanced or at least in a +/- 1 quanta range.This assume that the Suppression effect is a static effect instead of a repeatable effect.It is indeed a static efect, but would you mind explaining, why you think the upgraded version is up?
Quote from: Cynxos on December 28, 2010, 05:07:29 amQuote from: OldTrees on December 27, 2010, 02:49:07 amUpgraded one is obviously UP compared to the unupped one.Reasonable card.Seems balanced or at least in a +/- 1 quanta range.This assume that the Suppression effect is a static effect instead of a repeatable effect.It is indeed a static efect, but would you mind explaining, why you think the upgraded version is up?I misread the unupped.They are both UP.An equivalent effect is only worth the imposed uneveness that can be imposed. (ie almost none. Definitely not 3 quanta worth)The upgraded effect is a skill that I would rate at 3 quanta worth on average. It currently costs 4-5 quanta.