2 Scalers and a Menagerie Is All I need

[@spencerkennedy3755]

Hey zalae you make great content and promote a very healthy outlook on life

[@TheDocperian]

I understand theres infinity more things that have influence through the run but specifically Jandice scamming 1 more damage at 5:25 meaning she exact 13 lethals you w/iceblock twice endgame is just painful

[@maus6199]

I had a rough day, but tbh, watching your cat calmed me a lot

[@ACEYGAMES]

Hey Mike!

[@layla_solomon]

W.r.t. buying the money pirate at the end: it's almost always upside, but it does cost time, so if you're doing khadgar shenanigans or something then it isn't worth it. It does also require a boardslot to sell, so if you're stacking battle cries in hand while board locked you might not buy it, but I'm being pedantic and I'm sure Zalae knows about these.

[@UselessPresent49]

I think the ghoul was the play at the end there

[@santiagoley6403]

using the spore at the end as the first poison instead of the divine shielded amalgadon wa hard to watch, probably would have prevented the ice block getting triggered :/

[@andrewoyer2982]

I think zalae needs to up the risks! Each time he loses a round he has to spin a workout wheel :)

[@maxr9380]

Yay

[@TPKPatchy]

Why did he keep buying the 3 gold pirate?

[@lifetake3103]

I think its just instinct for if you play millhouse or patches

[@Alexsander80000]

19:40

[@TPKPatchy]

Thanks

[@siaal5001]

wait, this is obviously 3 scalers and a menagerie short two tribes, what gives?

[@wesleyshen3267]

why was the second fight a 49.7/50.3 chance? shouldnt that just be 50/50?

[@mattmurdock3335]

The game analyses the cards in play and runs simulations of what would happen in every situation. Sometimes it doesn't run enough simulations and the obvious answer is off by a bit. At least that's what a streamer told me when I asked

[@LoreleiBlaine]

yeah i also heard it's like monte carlo simulations + counting how often various outcomes occur rather than an actual like mathematical model of the odds of various outcomes. which means small errors compared to the "true" odds