Woah, you were really quick casting that replay I sent in. Glad you liked it. I saw the Mustang drive-by and was like "this is something for cub" :D In the second game, I think red kind of panicked a bit? They had their opponent basically surrounded with Rhinos, Ignite Fangs were their problem, they had the option of teching Photon Coating on their Rhinos, but they never did...I think that would have helped a lot, or is my analysis off?
most people consider right the "primary" direction so in a scenario where they will favor one side over another most people favor right. that means when youre defending against what you expect to be aggro (speed spec crawler+mustang most likely gonna be aggro) and you decide to gamble on stuffing one side of the field right away you're statistically best off stuffing your left (their right).
Parasitic Ammo is dumb and should be removed from the game: both players have to pick it. You can't be in a situation where your opponent has Parasitic and you don't.
you can counter it though and force the opponent to defend that unit as the most precious item on their deck which can lead to one sided setups and allowing for tower rush on the other. Also the investment of 400creds is huge until round 5 and can lead to rapid defeat I would rather say leveled mustangs are a bit OP but that's another discussion 😂
@@Squee7e While that is all true. I do think that parasitic is a really annoying card. Yes it is very expensive. However, it is really frustrating to see a single vulcan or mustang tank an entire flank by themselves. There are questions of balance and there are questions of good game design. Parasitic may not be imbalanced, but I'd say it is not a good inclusion to the game.
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Woah, you were really quick casting that replay I sent in. Glad you liked it. I saw the Mustang drive-by and was like "this is something for cub" :D
In the second game, I think red kind of panicked a bit? They had their opponent basically surrounded with Rhinos, Ignite Fangs were their problem, they had the option of teching Photon Coating on their Rhinos, but they never did...I think that would have helped a lot, or is my analysis off?
Definitely that and not going for wraiths but mustangs instead
Game 2, Sippey should have clicked on photon coating for his rhinos. Not doing it was a blunder
I physically hurt watching all that ignite and explosion damage, yet photon coating never comes down.
most people consider right the "primary" direction so in a scenario where they will favor one side over another most people favor right.
that means when youre defending against what you expect to be aggro (speed spec crawler+mustang most likely gonna be aggro) and you decide to gamble on stuffing one side of the field right away you're statistically best off stuffing your left (their right).
Back? When did it go? Units only been in the game for few weeks.
They come and go... in the minds of the players 😉
Parasitic Ammo is dumb and should be removed from the game: both players have to pick it. You can't be in a situation where your opponent has Parasitic and you don't.
you can counter it though and force the opponent to defend that unit as the most precious item on their deck which can lead to one sided setups and allowing for tower rush on the other. Also the investment of 400creds is huge until round 5 and can lead to rapid defeat
I would rather say leveled mustangs are a bit OP but that's another discussion 😂
@@Squee7e While that is all true. I do think that parasitic is a really annoying card. Yes it is very expensive. However, it is really frustrating to see a single vulcan or mustang tank an entire flank by themselves. There are questions of balance and there are questions of good game design. Parasitic may not be imbalanced, but I'd say it is not a good inclusion to the game.
Back in the good old days, it only cost 200 credits.