Reddit Reply - Building Out vs. Events

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[@heroicskeleton1566]

I'm not happy until I've covered the whole table with upgrades.

[@SCNRockabilly]

Epic reply:
"All the books are the same, just letters..." 😂😅😂

[@mjdblue7]

Oof, unsleeved cards too on that stair case drop! Nightmare!!

[@maxihrman8467]

I’m right in the middle in this debate. I’d love to get an avengers mansion in play, but 80% of the time it doesn’t happen

[@MadBags]

yea, it's one of those cards that if you don't pull early it doesn't get played. Still would like to keep it in my deck however just in case. He has a point on some cards i may have x3 of in my deck that i don't play I probably should swap out

[@brettmcniven1662]

I am with the person on reddit, I love building out a bunch of supports and upgrades, especially ones that buff my allies. My decks usually only have 2-3 events that aren't in the heroes 15 starting cards.

[@NotTheSweat]

Great topic. Reminds me of the old Netrunner days, running Criminal or “Big-Rig” Kate. I love to have a big board state to interact with, so I’ll always be the latter.

[@Mr.Bassman]

I like a good mix of both, build-up the first 1-3 turns depending on draw and then really roll through the funded events to finish things off

[@EvanSnowWolf]

It took me waaaay too long to pick up the sarcasm on the "everything is the same response".

[@jeffthompson1530]

Love the discussion, this is exactly what I was thinking about just the other day when organizing my spare cards and realizing I had a hundred thousand event cards and no upgrades or support cards left over.

[@D20Woodworking]

It's so fascinating how people lean into one or the other!

[@heroicskeleton1566]

Ok I just can't get over how they used Rogue as their example of a non event/ build out hero. Sure, there's a lot of ways to play her, but I almost always am very much focused on playing her fantastic events. If not her regular ones to stun, confuse, get toughs etc, I'm looking to recur events with superhuman adaptation

[@Dreadnote-pf7of]

Yeah, I really couldn't understand why Rogue. She has like two or something upgrades and her main gimmic is grabbing powerful events with SA.
Maybe it was their "go-to" event hero, like "ok, maybe she is an event-heavy, but she has some build up"... But still kinda weird.
And yeah, again seeing her there is weird while I playing Quicksilver with like 20+ upgrades :D now THAT I call build-up

[@PwrAstral]

I'd assume people watch the precon videos more, because they don't have the cards to build the other decks most people are playing. I have sinister motives, next evo, Phoenix, gambit, and the green goblin pack and I still feel like I can't build most decks, so I really like watching precon vids because I know I'll have the cards in the deck, as long as I have the pack the hero came in.

[@tadaka2394]

Its all ways fun to find your reddit post on a youtube vid :)

[@Bumbum_Inspector]

Yup I just played Black Widow and Star Lord and everythong about both games was the exact same, except Star Lord gave me extra bad cards so I set him and his hero cards on fire.

[@jaycolins2430]

"Oh my sweet summer child" 😂
Also: hopefully the listeners recognize sarcasm.

[@D20Woodworking]

Lol tried to be over the top with it lol

[@medievalmaxe]

Im the boring answer. Slap in the middle. I love to build up in a way to boost or take advantage of my events. But I am a perfect defense kind of guy.

[@D20Woodworking]

Boring answers tend to usually be the right answer haha