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[Zerker]

But, seriously.. I hope you're not going to buy each and every card in the bazaar.

But... seriously... I did that :p  I have 6 of all the unupped bazaar cards.  I don't remember how long it took, but once I decided to focus on it it, it didn't take long at all, though I would've had most of the useful ones already by then.

Hmm.. yeah. It all depends on your preferences and how you want to manage your shiny . I prefer to buy/upgrade cards whenever I need them because with the way I play this game, I feel that's the best way to to do it. But if you're a hardcore grinder who wants to complete your card collection as fast as possible (for the purpose of.. idk.. bragging rights?), by all means go ahead.

is that including pillars and pendulums?

Yes, 4 pillars and 4 pends from each element; which is not quite logical for it be called "complete". You can calculate how many you want by subtracting 1,464 from the 50,640 and add 366 x how many pillars/pends you want for your collection. 1,464 is the total cost of all pillars/pends x 4.

For example; if I want to have 12 pillars/pends, I would need 50,640 - 1,464 + (366 x 12) = 53,568

thank you that you did the math for me exactly what i needed

new question what are good deck uses for death and darkness nymph and light nymph except something with hope with air nymph it isnt difficult to get an idea ^^

[makapse]

when exactly does the vampire ability activate?before he attacks ,or after he attacks
i am asking for both,when the vamp is yours and when the vamp is a opponents AMed one.
ie,whom will he damage first and whom will he heal first?

[Jenkar]

when exactly does the vampire ability activate?before he attacks ,or after he attacks
i am asking for both,when the vamp is yours and when the vamp is a opponents AMed one.
ie,whom will he damage first and whom will he heal first?

As of current version : attack first. Vampire ability after, IF the game isn't won already.

[furballdn]

When you give rep what does the "I disagree" thing for?

[willng3]

When you give rep what does the "I disagree" thing for?

Interesting.

Curious, I went and chose a random person with less than 30 posts who hasn't logged on in over a year to see what would happen if I tried to give them negative +rep.  I got the message "You are not allowed to give negative reputation to this user!"

Similarly, when the old karma system was around there was also a negative karma feature which people abused a bit too much which forced the feature to be disabled.  I'm led to believe that this same concept has been applied here:  It's mainly to discourage people from trolling.

[Rutarete]

When you give rep what does the "I disagree" thing for?

Interesting.

Curious, I went and chose a random person with less than 30 posts who hasn't logged on in over a year to see what would happen if I tried to give them negative +rep.  I got the message "You are not allowed to give negative reputation to this user!"

Did the person have any rep to lose? Can rep go below 0? Could Karma?

[willng3]

When you give rep what does the "I disagree" thing for?

Interesting.

Curious, I went and chose a random person with less than 30 posts who hasn't logged on in over a year to see what would happen if I tried to give them negative +rep.  I got the message "You are not allowed to give negative reputation to this user!"

Did the person have any rep to lose? Can rep go below 0? Could Karma?

Everyone begins with 100 reputation power and subtracting my 43 rep wouldn't cause anything to go below zero.  Karma was able to go negative at one point, but reputation is not.

[furballdn]

When you give rep what does the "I disagree" thing for?

Interesting.

Curious, I went and chose a random person with less than 30 posts who hasn't logged on in over a year to see what would happen if I tried to give them negative +rep.  I got the message "You are not allowed to give negative reputation to this user!"

Similarly, when the old karma system was around there was also a negative karma feature which people abused a bit too much which forced the feature to be disabled.  I'm led to believe that this same concept has been applied here:  It's mainly to discourage people from trolling.

Huh. Very useful info. You can "downvote" posts as well as "upvoting" them.

[bmd]

Is there any reason not to upgrade a nymph, if you have no upgraded nymphs of that element? I'm thinking like maybe for upgrade-restricted play, and if the upgrade is not that much of an improvement. I just got an nymph btw

[Xenocidius]

Huh. Very useful info. You can "downvote" posts as well as "upvoting" them.

Uh. No you can't.

Is there any reason not to upgrade a nymph, if you have no upgraded nymphs of that element? I'm thinking like maybe for upgrade-restricted play, and if the upgrade is not that much of an improvement. I just got an nymph btw

The main reason not to upgrade nymphs is so that you can use them in non-upgraded-restricted PvP like in tournaments or Beginner's League. People generally avoid upgrading them for that reason.

[suxerz]

I'm not sure if this question is "simple" enough to be in this thread, but here it goes.

Shortly after arena was introduced, zanz added a "guilt system (http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,27523.msg383811#msg383811)" to make arena less annoying especially when coupled with the double draw/deck ability. So, my questions related to this are:

Does this system exist outside of arena? (e.g. AI3, FG, etc) I

also noticed that right after the guilt system is "activated", AI won't play anything even if it had the necessary quanta to do so; which sometimes forcing them to discard a card. Is this a fact or am I just seeing things? :|[/list]

[Jocko]

I'm not sure if this question is "simple" enough to be in this thread, but here it goes.

Shortly after arena was introduced, zanz added a "guilt system (http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,27523.msg383811#msg383811)" to make arena less annoying especially when coupled with the double draw/deck ability. So, my questions related to this are:

Does this system exist outside of arena? (e.g. AI3, FG, etc) I

also noticed that right after the guilt system is "activated", AI won't play anything even if it had the necessary quanta to do so; which sometimes forcing them to discard a card. Is this a fact or am I just seeing things? :|
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Yes and yes.