This blizzard BLEW MY MIND! | Ascension 20 Defect Run | Slay the Spire

[@Francisco-bu9ew]

Omg he used thunder cross split blizzard that's the perfect combination of attack and defence!

[@guridoraccoon6375]

lmao

[@joshuakruebbe3762]

And next you’re going to say “oh my god, how did he know which jojos reference he would make next?!?”

[@Adrian-gs9er]

I believe recursion technically generates an ice orb for blizzard stack, no?

[@narsheguard6417]

It can. Yes

[@iambicpentakill971]

"You need two Boots for the effect" is definitely the funniest nerf

[@johnsmith-wiehe635]

It looks like the Blizzard attack animation scales in size with the amount of damage. Great example of cool attention to detail

[@aBlackMage]

So does Searing Blow. I tried using the console once and upgraded it to +1000, playing it just made the entire screen white for a second.

[@tomvandalen2212]

@@aBlackMage In fact nearly all of the scaling attack cards have their animation scale.

[@johnsmith-wiehe635]

I also recently learned that Preserved Insect shrinks the enemies!

[@leewiz8092]

I miss mini Jorbs, for one so small they had the most passion out of any of the Jorbs.

[@Anusien]

“Hyperbeam. I mean, it’s just a Blizzard with downside.” 🤣

[@bluelements]

Estro is one of my favorite swap❤️

[@filsyah1]

Indeed gender swaps are a thing.

[@krabbekage2124]

I too love me a good estro

[@zenkichihitoyoshi9513]

Blizzard is one of those strange cards you either pick 100% or not pick... because it's either great or it sucks giant balls.

[@qedsoku849]

Blizzard is one of those strange cards that somehow still sucks giant balls while dealing over 100 damage

[@itsrrraven]

u can nerf the boot by having it not semi cheese intangible. this is how to nerf the boot because it absolutely needs it

[@RatsoMan20]

I feel blizzard would be playable with like 1 or 2 more damage per orb spawned

[@4564568b]

I guess one can say, this blizzard give you a brain freeze. Yay?

[@PRabbitz]

It look like Storm gust in ragnarok

[@beefhaze]

Re: 48:30 Jorbs is obviously short for Jorbert.

[@MagicalBreeze]

chills

[@Annokh]

Blizzard infinite is when you only play Blizzard once. Conversely, Thunder Strike infinite is when you do not really play Thunder Strike.

[@kaiserruhsam]

!swamps

[@mertcanbolat]

!dig

[@Dismoeyy]

eeg

[@sleepysentinel7703]

Cat :3

[@dicerson9976]

Unreal Tournament, unfortunately, is more or less dead as a franchise. EPIC Games acquired it, then promptly abandoned development on the new one (named simply, Unreal Tournament) when Fortnite went big. Now the game is developed, if at all, entirely by community volunteers. It exists, and its playable, and it has most of the classic UT features. However its somewhat barebones otherwise, consistently of a simple matchmaking/server list hybrid and a handful of game modes. Its fun to play, but the playerbase is small. Mostly, because your have to get the EPIC games store to access it- and alot of people (myself included) don't like the idea of downloading malware like that. Not to mention it gets no advertising or publicity at all, so it rarely gets new players and even when it does they get promptly stomped out of the game by the handful of veterans who still play it. I can't justify bothering with EPIC's client just to get my ass handed to me for hours at a time. It is safe to say that dumpster fire is, unfortunately, the very last Unreal Tournament game that will ever exist- unless some brave rich soul decides to buy the franchise off of EPIC. I still hold out hope that someone will acquire the Tribes IP, that game was absolute fire.

[@BenoHawk]

Epic created the Unreal series

[@dicerson9976]

@@BenoHawk I had thought Unreal created it, with the very first one being basically just a demo of their engine. Has EPIC always owned Unreal? If they have it's whatever, because everything else is still true. They still abandoned development on the new one to prioritize fortnite, it's still basically a volunteer project, etc. etc.

[@otrobernal]

@@dicerson9976 Epic created Unreal, the engine, to make Unreal, the game. Back in 1998.

[@forcefulstorm6187]

!dig