At A10-15 the real game begins. A17-20 is brutal, you need to level yourself up and may fail for a while before you finally win.

I made this comment immediately before seeing how the turn panned out and he killed him anyway xD. But it does seem worth noting regardless, as it was doable from the turn start without risking what draws he got or future turns if he full blocked without killing

Seek is a rare card though.

recommend watching at at least 1.5x soeed

Lmfao, he does do the triple check before any move forward, but that's probably a necessity to play with his level of precision.

He enunciates clearly enough that 1.5x speed isn't a problem. That being said, just wait till you see him do a frozen eye run

I watch at 1.75 speed it’s perfect. However if I was a newbie I would watch at 1.25-5 to learn the cards, relics, and synergies.

Funny is, he is also pretty fast for this level of playing, I’ve seen some players taking even 1-2 mins for choose the next floor

You were thinking of Whetstone

Well, I think you’re undervaluing exactly how often you’ll play ball lightning over both strike AND melter. It depends on the run, of course, and, as for you, most runs really would prefer to spend that upgrade elsewhere. But in Baalor’s situation, with the consume and a deck geared to want more focus, given the choice I too would always pick ball lightning over melter because that lightning orb is just way more valuable. It’s quite the chore so I don’t advise it, but if you were to rewatch the run and count how many times ball lightning, even unupgraded, was chosen over melter I’m sure you’d find a pretty large discrepancy in their use rate. Most of all, the upgrade mattered most when he got it in Act 1, with little energy to spare and a hand that’ll discard what isn’t played. By the end of the run, that upgraded ball lightning was still contributing something, but nothing spectacular. I assure you, if he had not had the ball lightning he’d have upgraded melter

I recommend picking it more, it's easily one of the strongest Ironclad cards. With experience you'll get better at judging when you can play Corruption, but in most non-boss fights and with most decks the answer is just "as soon as you draw it." Corruption is strongest in fights that are damage races, and the majority of fights in the game (including both of act 4's fights) are some form of a damage race. I think the boss fights where it's most often dangerous to play Corruption too early are guardian, champ, and awakened one. All three of these fights mostly test your ability to block -- usually over multiple deck reshuffles -- so there is a very real risk of running out of block if you don't have a specific plan to end those fights quickly. Collector is another fight where I often find myself delaying Corruption, especially if my damage output is not very fast. Some synergies can also make Corruption safer to play early than it might otherwise be: - Feel no pain extends the value of your skills because they block more efficiently. - Barricade being in play means you don't lose anything by overblocking. - Charon's ashes makes every skill do some aoe damage, thereby letting you end a fight a little bit faster. - Dead Branch makes it EXTREMELY difficult to actually put yourself in a situation where your deck is completely out of block. This is arguably the strongest synergy in the entire game, to the point that a lot of experienced players actively dislike it for making runs too easy even at the highest difficulty. - Snecko Eye is another very strong relic with Corruption, albeit not as insane as Dead Branch. The extra draw both lets you get Corruption played sooner and gives you more cards to play in each hand after Corruption is played. Corruption also overrides confusion, so your skills will always cost 0 after you play it.

Transforming a card is actually just removing the old card and adding a new random one. Thus, cards that can't be removed can also not be transformed. And transforming a parasite will still lose you max health.

i usually find the defect boring honestly, but really enjoyed this subbed you're amazing

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corruption being a core of the deck that needs to be played means that having 2 of them you double the chances of drawing one early. Once one is in play, the orther one may be a sort of a curse but due to one already being played its more of a minor nuisance than a real curse

As a general rule powers and exhaust cards from Pandora's box are pretty bad removal candidates since they naturally "remove" themselves from your redraw. Having two corruptions is also totally fine if your deck wins as soon as corruption plays and the first one isn't bottled. The extra corruption at worst removes itself if you have the extra energy to play it, and it can easily be an exhaust target. I pick second corruption on purpose all the time if I have dead branch or snecko eye.

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Thanks for pointing that out! I was glad

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it would be brutal no gold and 1 card from card rewards your deck is going to suck

@@icantpronounce No potions either. every chest is a curse all enemies have extra strength yikes this sounds horrid

No gold No potions No upgrade at bonfire No resting at bonfire Only 1 card reward per combat Get a curse every chest opened All enemies get +1 str All enemies have their action hidden Max of 6 cards per turn All for extra 9 energy, for a total of 12 per turn. - bonfires are useless unless you luck out a relic that lets you use it for something else. - shops are useless except for metal ticket What kills the fun in it (imo) it's the broken crown, as you can't use anything to try to fix your deck like shops or upgrades...

​@@pedrojusticesnecko eye would not be included. it is not an energy relic. it is a draw relic.

Have to get some big cost/ big damage cards, or X cards

Idk if Im just tired or if that was a genius response to the question