The premise behind Tanya's theme is it raises the mathematical floor of her results. The average rolls of 3 dice picking 2 is going to tend higher than the average of two rolled dice. It gives an element of consistency with the potential to spike more often
It makes sense reading it and hearing how it’s SUPPOSE to work. My issue is that I’ve never found any benefit from it. And that’s all really on me, when I roll the dice I want to be able to use everything I can, and Tanya doesn’t do that for me. Though I will give her another chance, now that I have a better perspective on her mechanic.
@@homegamerdadAlso, her Zeo crystal symbol symbolizes balance. Her higher dice attacks are balanced out by the removal of dice (and the potential to remove blanks from your results), and her Critical Strike offsets that further by turning a double into a triple. It ensures that she’s neither underpowered nor overpowered.
I agree. You'd have a LOT of dice manipulation between the three of them, making for some powerful combos that deal out just the right amount of damage.
You mentioned the yellow ranger has a type c deck. What other type of decks are there and what makes each different? I just got back in to this game again after a long break and would love more of these kind of character braeakdowns, tips and tactics for this game
Glad you like the breakdowns! I’ve done 4 teams so far, with Hyper Force coming in May. The deck types refer to the shields on the cards in each character deck. Type A is by far the most common, like 90% of the rangers have it. Three 1🛡 cards, four 2🛡, and three 3🛡. Zeo yellow has a different shield breakdowns, one 1🛡, one 3🛡, and the rest 2🛡 if I can remember correctly. I don’t remember those type B breaks down, but I think there’s also a type D & E. But type A is the one you’ll find the majority of the time.
How much do you will be cUt and pasted to go Joe mission critical.bought mission critical but damn power rangers look badass,I might have to buy into this game as well
Mission Critical is just as awesome as HotG. I actually like the foot solider placement AND vehicles of MC over HotG. And the two combine together perfectly, so having both sets just adds even more replay to the already endless replay-ability!
Have you tried playing with 5(or 6) seperate decks, as if there were 5(or 6) players? It may sound like alot but I find it better that the official rules for solo. Plus you can try all the rangers as a team that way. You could try it for one playthrough.
I’ve thought about it, but I’m already jumping all over the place when filming the solo mode. If I record just me playing with all 6 rangers, that game would be a mess… Now then, if I had more actually people play with me, now THAT’S something I can manage AND show off a full team in one go.
@@homegamerdad I don’t know if you use Twitter at all, but I did message saying I would be up for a collab video if that made a whole team video easier for you 😉
You know what, I actually DID forget about that! I am so sorry, even though I have a Twitter, I don’t go on it often. Yes, I definitely WOULD like to collab at some point!
I've tried playing 6 players, both as single decks and as 3 merged decks and it's not easy. I find the game to be more enjoyable doing the solo rules just so I don't have to keep track of so many card combinations. I do agree that the mechanics of the game seem to fit better with more rangers though.
I would have preferred to name the weapons "Zeo [Weapon]" rather than "Power [Weapon]" since that naming convention is one I always associate with MMPR.
“Power”, “Super”, “Mega”, these are words that are used VERY frequently throughout all Ranger lore. I agree, I would have liked the weapon names to be closer related to the team, but they went the “power” route.
The premise behind Tanya's theme is it raises the mathematical floor of her results. The average rolls of 3 dice picking 2 is going to tend higher than the average of two rolled dice. It gives an element of consistency with the potential to spike more often
It makes sense reading it and hearing how it’s SUPPOSE to work. My issue is that I’ve never found any benefit from it. And that’s all really on me, when I roll the dice I want to be able to use everything I can, and Tanya doesn’t do that for me. Though I will give her another chance, now that I have a better perspective on her mechanic.
Yeah, it makes sense as her cards typically cost less than you’d expect for the dice you roll, so the dice removal is to offset that
@@homegamerdadAlso, her Zeo crystal symbol symbolizes balance. Her higher dice attacks are balanced out by the removal of dice (and the potential to remove blanks from your results), and her Critical Strike offsets that further by turning a double into a triple. It ensures that she’s neither underpowered nor overpowered.
Tanja and quantum ranger/operation overdrive mercury ranger looks like a good pairing
I agree. You'd have a LOT of dice manipulation between the three of them, making for some powerful combos that deal out just the right amount of damage.
You mentioned the yellow ranger has a type c deck. What other type of decks are there and what makes each different?
I just got back in to this game again after a long break and would love more of these kind of character braeakdowns, tips and tactics for this game
Glad you like the breakdowns! I’ve done 4 teams so far, with Hyper Force coming in May.
The deck types refer to the shields on the cards in each character deck. Type A is by far the most common, like 90% of the rangers have it. Three 1🛡 cards, four 2🛡, and three 3🛡. Zeo yellow has a different shield breakdowns, one 1🛡, one 3🛡, and the rest 2🛡 if I can remember correctly. I don’t remember those type B breaks down, but I think there’s also a type D & E. But type A is the one you’ll find the majority of the time.
Battle squatt with Zeo 2. He has a card called “I’m not reading that!” In which the text of the attack card is ignored.
That’s… genius! I’m writing that down.
@@homegamerdad and if you have the Tommy Pack, Dino Thunder Black also works well too
I also can’t take credit for the idea, saw it on Facebook lol
I think, regarding Tanya's Zord, that it would have been nice to exhaust it and then IGNORE the ability to discard dice.
Oh that would be nice. Just adding the dice to the attack rather then doing the “remove 2 after rolling” thing.
That's a great idea. I might house rule that.
Love it Chris! Great job. I have a feeling you're gonna do the Hyperforce Rangers anyway lol
Thank you! Lol yup, you are indeed correct. Expect them in May, as I do Team Breakdowns every other month.
don't know why they changed the name on Rocky's weapon. it was tonfas in the show
Right?! Very silly and unusual change… at least we know better! 😅
How much do you will be cUt and pasted to go Joe mission critical.bought mission critical but damn power rangers look badass,I might have to buy into this game as well
Mission Critical is just as awesome as HotG. I actually like the foot solider placement AND vehicles of MC over HotG. And the two combine together perfectly, so having both sets just adds even more replay to the already endless replay-ability!
@@homegamerdad played my 1st couple games its great
Have you tried playing with 5(or 6) seperate decks, as if there were 5(or 6) players? It may sound like alot but I find it better that the official rules for solo. Plus you can try all the rangers as a team that way. You could try it for one playthrough.
I’ve thought about it, but I’m already jumping all over the place when filming the solo mode. If I record just me playing with all 6 rangers, that game would be a mess… Now then, if I had more actually people play with me, now THAT’S something I can manage AND show off a full team in one go.
@@homegamerdad I don’t know if you use Twitter at all, but I did message saying I would be up for a collab video if that made a whole team video easier for you 😉
You know what, I actually DID forget about that! I am so sorry, even though I have a Twitter, I don’t go on it often. Yes, I definitely WOULD like to collab at some point!
@@homegamerdad what’s the best way to contact you?
I've tried playing 6 players, both as single decks and as 3 merged decks and it's not easy. I find the game to be more enjoyable doing the solo rules just so I don't have to keep track of so many card combinations. I do agree that the mechanics of the game seem to fit better with more rangers though.
Adam Park Zeo Green is easily my favorite ranger in the game!
Adam is probably my favorite Ranger period, both in show and in game. Always been a Johnny Yong Bosch fan 😬
@@homegamerdad he’s just such a talented guy
I would have preferred to name the weapons "Zeo [Weapon]" rather than "Power [Weapon]" since that naming convention is one I always associate with MMPR.
“Power”, “Super”, “Mega”, these are words that are used VERY frequently throughout all Ranger lore. I agree, I would have liked the weapon names to be closer related to the team, but they went the “power” route.