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To play through Evenly you usually side-deck answers or make your board accordingly. For example, holding the Destruction Sword trap until after they Evenly you still puts up the lock.

@@asmophet bet thanks

I hope this is a troll LMAO

Most of the bans (from what I know) were given out based on whether you lagged inside Crom or not, especially during your 1st weekly run. So if you streamed Mabinogi and ran Crom you were likely banned due to high CPU usage, lagging out your game, and possibly causing the reset whether intentional or not. This would also happen if you had multiple games running at the same time, have a low-end PC, etc. If the game ran off of GPU instead of CPU (which will happen after the Unreal update) most of these bans wouldn't have happened. Nexon is just incredibly stupid.

The issue is the bans were based solely on whether or not you lagged in Crom Bas. Because Mabinogi is CPU-based, if you streamed the game and went inside Crom you were likely banned whether you knew of the bug or not. It's also been a bug for 3 years- at which point it's no longer a bug and more a feature of the game. The dev team didn't even think to fix it until recently.

I also learned that the bans were solely tick-based, so if you lagged in Crom you were hit which explains why all of my vtuber friends who play were banned as well. They streamed while doing Crom. Nexon really does suck.

138 players in addition to the 60 or so players from a previous ban wave

I've played a few nexon games and sadly nexon is the reason the games die, it doesn't seem like they've changed

Thank you! I really appreciate that :)

same

Arven fixes so many problems with the deck. Little bit of experimentation goes such a long way!

😂😂 you are based

Arezu must search Pokemon without a "rule box," so you can't search Tinkaton ex with it! Jacq has more utility since it can search Tinkaton ex and the Dudunsparces. Hyper Aroma & Evo Disc serve as turn 1 and turn 2 1-card combos through Arven so you can get your board set up early!

@@asmophet ohhhhhh now i got, i started testing 1 less great ball (since it does come up but not enough to justify 2) and 1 fan rotom to help putting the dunsparce on turn 1, so far doing some great results, loving the deck and the big damage but man Ione and Xerosic's Machinations are a big annoyance

@@MsPoiko There is actually a Milotic card that prevents your opponent from affecting you with Supporters!

@@asmophet Yeah but Milotic with Dew Guard was rotated out unfortunately

@@MsPoiko Oh dang, it was Set E? Unfortunate ):

- Dachsbun ex has some utility for HP upkeep and control! - Grand Tree has incredible applications for evolving straight to Tinkaton, but might fall flat for consistency where Hyper Aroma shines. - Lacey has applications for late game hand fixing (for example, getting Iono'd). I hope this helped! Most of the cards are personal preference and may help versus certain strategies, so just keep in mind what you may be playing against.

I'm very glad you enjoyed it, thank you so much :)

I actually tried the 70hp Dunsparces but they create a small issue of getting locked by Boss' Orders if the opponent can control your hand. I'd opt for the Manaphy but I think Jirachi is better at my particular locals because there aren't any Regidraco/Dragapult

⁠Thank you so much for this! Tinkaton is my absolute favorite Pokémon from generation 9 (next to screaming tail). I just got into playing competitive Pokemon and was looking for a deck featuring Tinkaton. I love your explanation!

@@robingomez2628 I'm glad you enjoyed it! I'll probably be updating the list in the next month as well as uploading a Gardevoir profile too.

Not super important, but the synergy is there!

"And The Band Played On," "There Can Be Only One," "Rivalry of Warlords," and "Grave of the Super Ancient Organism" are all nice choices!

@@asmophet Thank you!

Hey! Welcome back to the game & I hope you're having fun :) As far as the Dimension Shifter thing, I can't recall saying Ash didn't work under Shifter- it should! But handtraps that would send themselves to the GY as cost (identified by the text before " ; ") cannot activate under Shifter (example: Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit). If you can timestamp where I said Ash doesn't work under Shifter in the video I'll see what context there was & provide some more info if you want!

I did! You are talking about Snake Eye Ash I think, it just automatically heard Ash and thought "Ash Blossom"!

@@willajer Oh yeah that makes sense LOL I was just as confused and worried I flubbed something. Thank you for watching!!

BALDY? I have a full head of hair!

Ofc! I thought it was important because the moment I logged into a family plan my buddies & I share I noticed they were gone. A travesty, since the comments were always great to read 😞

Nothing is wrong with a game's mechanics being slow and/or old. I didn't mean this in a derogatory way; more from a business perspective. Quest and gameplay design that worked in 2010 doesn't work now because the market has changed. New World & Lost Ark are perfect examples of this because they have experienced player fall-off. According to Steam Charts, Lost Ark peaked at 1,300,00 players, with 22,000 concurrent players. This is not bad, but it's important data to look at because from a business perspective they could not keep more than 2% of their peak playerbase. New World peaked at 913,000 players, with 6,000 concurrent players. That in itself should show the overall health of the game and that players cannot retain interest either due to business practices, game mechanics, or some other issue. Games with healthy playerbases that experience minimal fall-off, such as Final Fantasy XIV (95,000 Peak, 72,000 Concurrent), are healthy because of multiple factors that many new MMORPGs simply don't provide. Even with this information, like I said in the video, take this opinion piece with a grain of salt! The game is only in its 2nd Alpha test so it's (hopefully) bound to improve for the future. I gave my thoughts on what I think should be improved for it to become a less tedious and more interactive game. For my final thoughts: Many people in-game during the Alpha test expressed many complaints, including about HP Regen and combat. Though you may like running back and forth to a town to heal for 5-10 minutes after every skirmish, most people do not. Thank you for the comment!

@@asmophet If You mean by saying market brain dead players with tik tok attention span of 5 seconds i agree with You. But You admit that todays MMOs all are same easy stupid and die fast. If You check how looks vanilla wow in 2004 or first albion alpha You will see the difference. Even players that play albion from the first alpha untill today and try Corepunk said that Corepunk is great game and its much better then albion in his alpha stage. The prombles with MMOs today is that there is no other type then those You mention (lost ark, NW etc.) Coprepunk is different game You play it differently and You need to learn Yourself how to play it. (like it was in early 2000 games). Also its very looong distacne game max lvl which is 40 will be done for months for casual playing player which is GOOD feature. in terms of HP regen i play alpha 1 in december 2023 alpha 2 in may 27 and now and each test they make regen much easyer to get and still players cannot figure it out so there is no problem with regen but with the players. Same thing is with questing were You NEED TO READ quest or hear it in speaker to make it. No marking just READING thats the only difference. As a example for this test my close friend stop playing after he achieve LVL 2. Two days ago i play with him in party from the begining and i show him how to play which i learn from previous tests he said this was very easy nice and fast expirience that he like. So again problem is with players not the game.

@@_Pojedzony_ The "TikTok brain" argument is plainly theoretical so I don't like to entertain that argument. Especially because, at the end of the day, the market is decided by the majority. So if the majority say they don't like the pacing of a game then it's disrespectful to wave away their opinions as simply "brainrot." Oh, and I said that new MMOs that launch in the current market die because they don't experiment or innovate, not that they are too easy or stupid. One of the biggest problems MMOs face would be pricing and business model: paid-for, subscription, or free to play. Many free-to-play MMOs experience financial instability and quality tends to fall off quickly after launch because poor business decisions will immediately reflect through microtransaction purchases. As far as the quests, I disagree. The quests provide poor direction for the player and quest navigation is near non-existent. My hope for full release is that they provide better direction for these quests and navigation. For example, rather than Zikk telling the player to simply "go north until you see my house," they could describe the appearance of the house as well. They could also provide XY coordinates to the quest tracker or an AoE marker to the map for points of interest. This would not make the game "too easy." It's a basic feature every MMO should have on launch. I'm happy you and your friend were having fun with the game! I was having fun as well, and I have hopes for it on launch. The players in-game didn't seem to be very impressed though, and if that's the sentiment that carries with the game to launch then the game may not last long. I'll definitely be revisiting CorePunk to see how it continues to do for years to come.

@@asmophet I agree that the market is decided by the majority but this is the case were Corepunk is supose to be a game for old school minority which has money and can easly pay 500$ supporter pack to Corepunk for start (im 38yo). The second point You mention show that current market and majority of players which are young and has different mind set resign from the games very fast. Were old school players can play 1 good game for 20 years and pay for it. So in terms of business model if Corepunk will took old school type players woldwide with money for long term the business part will be fine. Thats what im trying to point that we dont have this type of game to play we have expensive games for 2 weeks of gameplay...Thats why i hope Corepunk will stay like it is. Challanging and difficult and for many many years of playing. If they add features that current MMOs has it will ruin the game because old school players will not play it and current market players young ppl with tik tok attencion span will leave it after 2 weeks. For targeting my type of players is better from business point of view.