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I think another useful thing we could do with this that wouldn't require much more work would be to find what the efficiency index would be if we included autoskips.Yeah, that's definitely on the agenda after we get more data. Hopefully, 500 games is a realistic goal for removing those skips.
I think another useful thing we could do with this that wouldn't require much more work would be to find what the efficiency index would be if we included autoskips.Yeah, that's definitely on the agenda after we get more data. Hopefully, 500 games is a realistic goal for removing those skips.
So his list is every alchemy card in the game?Just from a 2 second glance... missing overdrive? Also, are these just limited to alchemy/shield/weapons on the grid? Or anything within those categories?overdrive is not an alchemy card. oni's list is correct
AntimatterJust from a 2 second glance... missing overdrive? Also, are these just limited to alchemy/shield/weapons on the grid? Or anything within those categories?
Aflatoxin
Black Hole
Basilisk Blood
Adrenaline
Rage Potion
Nymph Tears
Luciferine
Unstable Gas
Precognition
Liquid Shadow
Quintessence
I might as well mention this.Wow. When I told you this earlier in chat, I meant it.... "MVP"
I'll test Flay 'EM.
I might as well mention this.Wow. When I told you this earlier in chat, I meant it.... "MVP"
I'll test Flay 'EM.
Now that most of the battles have gone through, and the round is over, He're what I found with this event. It was a great way to kill some of the 'less useful' cards in the grid, it came at the right time, and it gave picking incentives over flat out grabbing the 'best' cards + relic slots. Very well made event.It seems to me that as someone running the event (gyro), there is less incentive to allow people to make huge relic gains like some of the previous rounds, but in order to encourage a productive flow and promote a fun grid, the incentive to target ninja cells needed to remain high. Well made event imo. Just my
The only sad thing I found was the lack of motivation to pick a grid entirely of ninja slots. I had one set up, and it came out to have some okay decks, but the +3 relics for all ninjas was underwhelming. The other events had picking a sub-optimal set of cards from the grid give a good advantage in relics (round 5 for best example). I could use my all ninja setup, and gain 12 relics (6 for 12 ninjas, 3 for ninja targets, 3 from all ninjas) or go with a better deck setup and gain the same amount. (what I choose to do in the end)
Perhaps, you could make the ninja picks amount to scale with relics won next time? Something like first four ninja picks are 1 relic per 2, next 4 are one relic each, last 4 are 2 relics each. That would give incentive to add more ninjas vs only relic slots. Most of the ninja slots were 'sub-optimal' and such a scaling would could make picking more interesting then the 'pick 4 ninjas, 3 to target' setups almost everyone used in the end.
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That may be true, seeing as you can only create decks with 6 copies of each card, whether it be upped or unupped. Be aware though, that there are several cards which function differently upped and unupped (pandemonium, mutation, fate egg, nova/supernova come to mind)Rule of Thumb Number One: Never sell upgraded cards unless you have more than six copies, and never sell unupgraded cards unless you have over 12 copies total (unupped and upped).So if I'm following this correctly, the main reason to keep 12 of each card (6 unupped and 6 upped) is in case of PVP Events and Tournaments? If so, then since I never play in those, I don't need 12 of each in total, just 6 of each card (unupped plus upped), right?
Suppose you’re accumulating wealth and you decide you’ll never play with Aether cards, so you sell them all. If down the road you enter a PvP Event or a Tournament which requires Aether cards, you’ve paying about a 40% markup over each card you sold. And the waste adds up quickly.
Why six and twelve? Because the most copies you can have in a deck are six and you can’t unupgrade cards, having over six upgraded copies is superfluous. At the same time having ten unupped Flying Weapons and two upped Animate Weapons available means you can upgrade an additional four if you need to and still hold six unupped copies. If you win an additional upgraded copy you can sell an unupped copy and still be positioned ideally.
I'm soooo confoooosed!
Thanks,
LSK Piano
