it's harder for beginner than before

[levodopa]

I join this game for a while .
I think is harder than before,especially level 3.
the difficulty between level 2 and level 3 is very huge.
so,it's not easy for beginner to modify and change their deck


In my commend,it would have a level between level 2 and level 3.
and this level would show the  features for each elements.

 

[kitty45]

O.k but 3 to top50 is a change too. Also would you call this level 2.5 or what?

[SniperElit]

Well i feel its a big step to lvl3. But ugh... we cant just make a lvl 2.5 sadly.

[pikachufan2164]

There's still plenty of effective unupped, no rare decks for Level 3 out there -- you just have to do a forum search for them:

Turns to Win Study (http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,17903.0.html) -- we test decks for efficiency and reliability against Level 3 opponents
Deckbuilding 101 (http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,1190.0.html) -- classic decks that still work

You also need to let go of the notion that you must keep all your cards. Selling your existing cards to get new cards you need is perfectly acceptable, and is encouraged when you're building your first deck. Don't be afraid to sell cards you don't use.

Making your deck exactly 30 cards will also increase the stability of its draws.

Bottom line: The AI opponents are not as difficult as you think -- your deck might just be ineffective and dragging you down.

[Daxx]

I would prefer to mix the old AI3 decks back in, for reasons I posted back when the decks were changed. In fact, I think I may go bring that thread back.

[levodopa]

There's still plenty of effective unupped, no rare decks for Level 3 out there -- you just have to do a forum search for them:

Turns to Win Study (http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,17903.0.html) -- we test decks for efficiency and reliability against Level 3 opponents
Deckbuilding 101 (http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,1190.0.html) -- classic decks that still work

You also need to let go of the notion that you must keep all your cards. Selling your existing cards to get new cards you need is perfectly acceptable, and is encouraged when you're building your first deck. Don't be afraid to sell cards you don't use.

Making your deck exactly 30 cards will also increase the stability of its draws.

Bottom line: The AI opponents are not as difficult as you think -- your deck might just be ineffective and dragging you down.

thanks your information.but it's not friendly for beginner.
 I agree the daxx commend,maybe it's a option for AI3.