The Vignes test (and variations in meta)
02 May 2012 19:24 #29326
by Juggernaut1981




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All this mindset proves is this:
Tap & Bleed with midcaps is still one of the strongest things in the game because
is too good at ousting and there are few ways around the other cards available to Ventrue.
If you're worried about the survivability of your deck, make it deal with a 3-bleed @ 2s in the first round, 2x 3-bleed @2s and so on until you are dealing with 4x 3-bleed @ 2s. That mimics both Weenie Dem bleed and Stealth KRC at the same time.
Tap & Bleed with midcaps is still one of the strongest things in the game because

If you're worried about the survivability of your deck, make it deal with a 3-bleed @ 2s in the first round, 2x 3-bleed @2s and so on until you are dealing with 4x 3-bleed @ 2s. That mimics both Weenie Dem bleed and Stealth KRC at the same time.





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02 May 2012 19:28 #29327
by Ohlmann
Well, Deflection is more or less the point where
go from powerful and very useful to downright crazy. So, the best all around solution against
is
?
Replied by Ohlmann on topic Re: The Vignes test (and variations in meta)
Tap & Bleed with midcaps is still one of the strongest things in the game because
is too good at ousting and there are few ways around the other cards available to Ventrue.
Well, Deflection is more or less the point where



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02 May 2012 19:28 - 02 May 2012 19:28 #29328
by Surreal
I think that deck tries to oust with sarcasm. But I think Vignes test can be good. Just ask yourself more generally how I will manage heavy bleed deck as my predator as first question when building a deck. If there is no good answer for that then make a new deck. Salmon rush my predator to oblivion doesn't count as a very good answer because just barely surviving doesn't count as winning.
Replied by Surreal on topic Re: The Vignes test (and variations in meta)
What do you mean? Is it you that have 10 Majesty in your hand? They you have trouble. What kind of deck is that, with 10 Majesty-hands?
I think that deck tries to oust with sarcasm. But I think Vignes test can be good. Just ask yourself more generally how I will manage heavy bleed deck as my predator as first question when building a deck. If there is no good answer for that then make a new deck. Salmon rush my predator to oblivion doesn't count as a very good answer because just barely surviving doesn't count as winning.
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02 May 2012 19:34 #29330
by Ohlmann
More of an exageration, like the original post. The original test is more or less "you let your predator have 4 full 8-cap minions with
, what do you do ?", so other variation will also be kind of over the top.
Replied by Ohlmann on topic Re: The Vignes test (and variations in meta)
What do you mean? Is it you that have 10 Majesty in your hand? They you have trouble. What kind of deck is that, with 10 Majesty-hands?
More of an exageration, like the original post. The original test is more or less "you let your predator have 4 full 8-cap minions with

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02 May 2012 19:37 - 02 May 2012 19:38 #29331
by Surreal
Well yea
is maybe the best offensive, defensive and building up discpline in the game splashed with good control cards also (Mind Rape). Nothing new with that. Best defense card is when it also works as offense. Deflection makes your predators offense part of your offense.
Totally other discussion is if this would have to be changed. I feel game can be balanced even when one dicspline is totally crazy and I feel damage has been already done. Whole game works quite good. There are always losers (poor gangrel anti) when discplines doesn't work together but anyway there are already many different good decks also in tournaments but this is belongs to other topics.
Replied by Surreal on topic Re: The Vignes test (and variations in meta)
Tap & Bleed with midcaps is still one of the strongest things in the game because
is too good at ousting and there are few ways around the other cards available to Ventrue.
Well, Deflection is more or less the point wherego from powerful and very useful to downright crazy. So, the best all around solution against
is
?
Well yea

Totally other discussion is if this would have to be changed. I feel game can be balanced even when one dicspline is totally crazy and I feel damage has been already done. Whole game works quite good. There are always losers (poor gangrel anti) when discplines doesn't work together but anyway there are already many different good decks also in tournaments but this is belongs to other topics.
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02 May 2012 20:10 #29338
by Louhi
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)
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Replied by Louhi on topic Re: The Vignes test (and variations in meta)
What do you mean? Is it you that have 10 Majesty in your hand? They you have trouble. What kind of deck is that, with 10 Majesty-hands?
More of an exageration, like the original post. The original test is more or less "you let your predator have 4 full 8-cap minions with, what do you do ?", so other variation will also be kind of over the top.
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)
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