Pool gain and timing out.
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22 Oct 2012 13:57 - 22 Oct 2012 13:58 #39649
by Pullen
Pool gain and timing out. was created by Pullen
So it has been brought up by the Losombra that time outs are increasing in tournament play and some one else brought up the fact that pool gain options are very easy and open to every one. With the inclusion of Ashur Tablets and Lilith's Blessing, any deck can include a fair amount of pool gain and get back cards used to gain pool with out much trouble. An argument could be made that these cards have tipped the game into a longer format game with little to no counter balance.
I my self will not vote in the pool and can see argument to both side's but I am interested in what the masses have to say about this and any other related issues.
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I my self will not vote in the pool and can see argument to both side's but I am interested in what the masses have to say about this and any other related issues.
Link to the thread
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Last edit: 22 Oct 2012 13:58 by Pullen.
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22 Oct 2012 14:09 #39650
by Ohlmann
Replied by Ohlmann on topic Re: Pool gain and timing out.
I have voted "maybe", because I am not completely sure that it's the additional pool gain that is the source for timeout (as opposed to slow play and general direction toward defensive play)
Also, I believe it's pool recycling the problem, not pool gain per see. Lillith blessing and especially Ashur tablet are more or less nothing compared to the fact that on the long run, every vampires cost only 3-4 pools.
To illustrate, let's take a well known deck that hope to put 2-4 cap 9-11 to play. Ashur will generate 6 pool at best. Lillith blessing will generate 3-12 pool. Giant blood, 11 at most. Villeins and minion tap will make you recoup 12-36 pool.
Also, I believe it's pool recycling the problem, not pool gain per see. Lillith blessing and especially Ashur tablet are more or less nothing compared to the fact that on the long run, every vampires cost only 3-4 pools.
To illustrate, let's take a well known deck that hope to put 2-4 cap 9-11 to play. Ashur will generate 6 pool at best. Lillith blessing will generate 3-12 pool. Giant blood, 11 at most. Villeins and minion tap will make you recoup 12-36 pool.
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24 Nov 2012 23:52 - 24 Nov 2012 23:54 #41636
by mirddes
Replied by mirddes on topic Re: Pool gain and timing out.
villein+golconda
ive always though the 2 hour timelimit was too short.
200min would be better.
ive always though the 2 hour timelimit was too short.
200min would be better.
Last edit: 24 Nov 2012 23:54 by mirddes.
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25 Nov 2012 00:28 #41637
by Louhi
Lidingö Scourge
Replied by Louhi on topic Re: Pool gain and timing out.
I don't think I can remember the last time I was in a game that timed out (with me left in it at least) and looking at our league game results, very few games time out in general. I'm convinced that it has to do with slow play rather than pool generation.
A lot of people also complain about girls generating a lot of pool but don't realize how slow that pool generation is. Most bleeding decks can kill it before it gets up and running. Also, lilith's blessing doesn't generate pool and is oftentimes not worth the card slot from my experience. I've not seen it played in a long time nor have I found it strong when actually played.
A lot of people also complain about girls generating a lot of pool but don't realize how slow that pool generation is. Most bleeding decks can kill it before it gets up and running. Also, lilith's blessing doesn't generate pool and is oftentimes not worth the card slot from my experience. I've not seen it played in a long time nor have I found it strong when actually played.
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25 Nov 2012 01:20 #41640
by Pyrocuror
But with Aksinya first, there's very little chance that the deck will die to a bleed predator early.
Except once a century when your pred can bleed you hard 2 turns in a row turn 3-4, with misdirection and wash/sudden for the first villein.
Replied by Pyrocuror on topic Re: Pool gain and timing out.
Depends - with Cybele first, Girls is very weak early and can be trashed by most midcap bleed decks.A lot of people also complain about girls generating a lot of pool but don't realize how slow that pool generation is. Most bleeding decks can kill it before it gets up and running.
But with Aksinya first, there's very little chance that the deck will die to a bleed predator early.
Except once a century when your pred can bleed you hard 2 turns in a row turn 3-4, with misdirection and wash/sudden for the first villein.
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25 Nov 2012 17:06 #41688
by Myrdin
Ivan - Prince of Stockholm
Replied by Myrdin on topic Re: Pool gain and timing out.
Stockholm has seen an significant increase in mind numb, and mind numb kinda destroys Akisinya and Girls. Most decks that pack this have no problem lunging for 30 pool over 2 turns.
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