The Vignes test (and variations in meta)

Louhi wrote:

Except they are never all 8-caps, it's hardly an exaggeration. Which is why the OP wanted to know what other metas look like, if this test is relevant in other playgroups or not (or if you have the beast test or such)

You're right, because I had originally read the post as "survive 5 or 6 round with 4 vampires bleeding for 6+" instead of one round.

It's still a perfect situation for your predator, what with him rawing the good amount of each card and all. The main thing I would deducte is the fact that peoples let power bleeder build up if this happen with any amount of regularity

Is a possible answer to the Vignes test that "I can catch two Governs down per round from your predator and still do something to your prey"? Because if you can do that, then you won't ever be in the situation described in the Vignes test.

Actually, most of the Vignes type decks I've seen use the Fortitude to get their actions through when needed.

Juggernaut1981 wrote:

Actually, most of the Vignes type decks I've seen use the Fortitude to get their actions through when needed.

While a compelling reason not to let himself go down to 6 pool or less, there is a point where you can just accept that nothing can be done. If your opponent have 4 vampires, and 4 govern, 4 conditionning, 4 daring in the same turn, there is no much that can save you. Except 4 deflections