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Deck Compilations / Re: A not-so-normal Vampire EM deck.
« on: December 11, 2010, 09:40:19 pm »
One big thing you have to worry about is CC. You have 6 creatures and NOT a 30 card deck.
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This ^This works basically like SNova.SNova is a good example. It is a quanta generator and thus truly costing quanta would be silly (see quanta engine instead). Having the "2
It does actually "Cost" Quanta, but requires you to get a certain amount of quanta in the game before you can start using them.
With enough cost, you could think of it as an advanced card that you can only play late game." requirement does play a good role in this case.
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/SNovas per deck. (Or even less because usually you can just wait for more Entropy quanta so you don't have to reserve
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I would be very cautions when designing "free" cards. They caused a terribly broken set in MTG. (We can do better than WotC though)
I don't like changes in general, so it may be a while before I get used to all these new cards and stuff, but this t500 idea sounds interesting. I would actually like this to be AI4 though, and have t50 moved up to AI5, with something like health increase to 150, and keep track of wins/losses there too, so that people would have more motivation to put up decks that will actually win games instead of just handing out rares.Increase health to 150? Thats a bad idea for decks that already have something to gain for winning. Remember based on how well the deck dose it will gain or lose rank, ect.... So now it will be a top 500 with everyone building good decks, so why in gods green earth would you raise thier health to 150 when they are already building fantastic decks.