Okay, big, big news. I ran 200 test games on the version above, which has been dubbed "USEMosis" for simplicity's sake. I will compare the stats of both decks side by side with each other, so that everyone can see the difference clearly. *USEM=Green, USEMosis=Orange
Games: 200 | Avg. TTW: 7.223 | Avg. sec/game: 62.135 | Avg. Score/Min: 28.44290657 | Wins: 193 | Losses: 7 | Ems: 148 | Win %: 96.5 | EM%: 77% |
Games: 200 | Avg ttw: 7.157 | Avg. sec/game: 61.335 | Avg. Score/Min: 29.01442896 | Wins: 197 | Losses: 3 | Ems: 145 | Win %: 98.5 | EM%: 74% |
More importantly...
USEM Score/Hour: 1707
USEMosis Score/Hour: 1741
Time required to obtain 1k score:
USEM: 35.1 minutes
USEMosis: 34.5 minutes.
USEM Electrum/Hour (without spins): 1921
USEMosis Electrum/Hour (without spins): 1954
Time required to upgrade 1 card:
USEM: 46.9 minutes
USEMosis: 46.1 minutes
Now then...
After test running the "improved" variation of USEM, I have one thing to add. Even though I managed to provide stats which support the fact that USEMosis makes more score/electrum per hour over the original USEM, I would still suggest using the older variation
unless you are extremely experienced with AI3 grinding. In order to obtain these stats I had to make decisions with practically lightning fast speed; such choices are NOT made when dealing with a deck which does not run Mitosis. Because you have to think (yes, think) when playing Mitosis, the mindless grinding aspect is essentially removed from the equation completely, which means you could potentially take much more time considering your next move and this as a result would cause the score/min value to decrease as a result. Plus, the fact that the values are already super, super close to each other means that with enough luck USEM could actually overtake USEMosis yet again (The first 50 games I did with USEMosis were actually lower in terms of TTW than USEM, and by the 150th game the difference between the two was 0.005TTW. Score/Min remained in USEMosis's favor the entire time, however).
I hope this was helpful to clear up the debate between USEM with Mitosis over the same old, same old. I'm 90% sure that the variation with 2 Mitosis is as efficient as any USEM variation running Mitosis will get. 3 in this deck requires too much quanta and reduces reliability by a greater factor, and 1 would make the difference negligible; this is as good as it gets...for now.