Hope there's less RNG in this game than the previous one

[eepy83]

Seriously now, i dont need luck dictating my deck

and the game feels sooo long to play. a match takes like 1 hour

[mldb88]

Originalmente postado por painocelot22:

Funny.

Game is still heavily rng however, I had way more runs lost because the game refused to give me good cards or made ennemies do the worst pattern than runs that I lost because I missmoved.

Then stop looking for "good" cards and look for cards that help you in the now. Id honestly say maybe 5% of the cardpool for each character constitutes as actually outright 'bad' never take doo doo garbage. The rest just scale in degrees of being situational/specific all-stars with the right foundation or servicable cards that aren't too shiny of flashy but just get the job done and give you some kind of benefit no matter what deck they're in.

Your decision to specifically "Look" for good cards is why you're losing your runs.

[Serell]

Spent all of yesterday playing titanfall, battlefield, and balatro. Now he's playing guilty gear, and apparently still doesn't have time to load up StS, go to run history, and pick one random seed he lost.

[LHGreen]

Maybe he finally took the hint that the problem is with him, and has nothing to do with luck.

[painocelot22]

No, some good choices can get you a loss because the game set up something that destroy your deck later, even if the majority of runs can be won, the vast majority of them would be won by taking seemingly random choices, not taking anything relevant to gameplay into account. The greats win rates is because some just knows the seeds with 1000+ hours of gameplay, it isn't risk management at all, if the game wants you to lose in act 1 you'll lose in act 1 by trying to play clever.

[1.2M | Missingno.]

yup, you figured it out, top players have simply memorized all 18.4 quintillion seeds, that's the secret to high win rates

[painocelot22]

Or they have them on some outside application

[1.2M | Missingno.]

do you know how many 18.4 quintillion is

[eepy83]

Originalmente postado por Serell:

Spent all of yesterday playing titanfall, battlefield, and balatro. Now he's playing guilty gear, and apparently still doesn't have time to load up StS, go to run history, and pick one random seed he lost.

Because I don't feel like I want to play StS.

[trial_by_fire]

Originalmente postado por painocelot22:

Or they have them on some outside application

Where is this app? Which one?

I just want you to confirm that there is an app that can tell how each of the 18.4 quintillion seeds are going to play out.

Originalmente postado por big poo:

Originalmente postado por Serell:

Spent all of yesterday playing titanfall, battlefield, and balatro. Now he's playing guilty gear, and apparently still doesn't have time to load up StS, go to run history, and pick one random seed he lost.

Because I don't feel like I want to play StS.

All you have to do is post the seed of a run that you have already lost. Takes all of 5 minutes.

[LHGreen]

Originalmente postado por painocelot22:

The greats win rates is because some just knows the seeds with 1000+ hours of gameplay, it isn't risk management at all, if the game wants you to lose in act 1 you'll lose in act 1 by trying to play clever.

That's stupid. That's stupid that you said that. It's just stupid.

Originalmente postado por painocelot22:

Or they have them on some outside application

And that's not necessary. Look, watch videos of players who explain what they do, and why.

Originalmente postado por painocelot22:

the game set up something that destroy your deck later

Yeah, no duh, the game has all kinds of encounters that are specifically designed to counter certain strategies. There's enemies who can counter turtle decks, and spam/chip damage decks, and infinite combo decks, and heavy-hitting big damage decks, and slow-burn decks, and debuffing/disabling decks, and any other kinds of decks the devs could think of. That's why, unless you're an idiot, you try to build a deck that can handle ALL of those encounters.

Originalmente postado por trial_by_fire:

Originalmente postado por big poo:

Because I don't feel like I want to play StS.

All you have to do is post the seed of a run that you have already lost. Takes all of 5 minutes.

Yeah, it could be any run that you thought was unwinnable. Yet you still haven't, which indicates that you've already admitted defeat, and just don't want to say it out loud.

Anyway, people are not gonna wait forever for your slow ass to finally post something.

[painocelot22]

Despite the outraged fanboy's post that is insulting me for not liking to lose cause the game said so, no, it isn't possible to build your deck for every situation.

If you are reading this and want a fair game, do NOT buy Slay the Spire, you'll regret it.

[LHGreen]

Originalmente postado por painocelot22:

Despite the outraged fanboy's post that is insulting me for not liking to lose cause the game said so, no, it isn't possible to build your deck for every situation.

The operative word was "try". You TRY to build a deck that can handle ALL encounters. You fail more often than not, but sometimes you succeed. It can be done, and we've all done it.

Also, we insulted OP, but I don't think anyone actually, definitively insulted you, yet. If you really think that, then you're just seeing what you want to see. And for damn sure, no one insulted you for not liking those kinds of games, because they do indeed exist. The only reason I can think of that someone WOULD insult you is because you wrongly think that StS1 is one of those games, which is something many of us can prove that it's not.

[Serell]

Originalmente postado por big poo:

Alright. I'll go play STS and I will copy the seed after I lost. You can tell me some tips and correct me about some decisions I made.

Do you also want to bet?

Originalmente postado por big poo:

Because I don't feel like I want to play StS.

No one's even asking you to play. Load up StS, go to run history, and pick one random seed you lost and post it. Takes no more than 5 mins.

But you won't do it. Because you know you're wrong and everyone here can prove it. You don't want to see 10 different people beat the same seed in 10 different ways.

[eepy83]

Originalmente postado por Serell:

Originalmente postado por big poo:

Alright. I'll go play STS and I will copy the seed after I lost. You can tell me some tips and correct me about some decisions I made.

Do you also want to bet?

Originalmente postado por big poo:

Because I don't feel like I want to play StS.

No one's even asking you to play. Load up StS, go to run history, and pick one random seed you lost and post it. Takes no more than 5 mins.

But you won't do it. Because you know you're wrong and everyone here can prove it. You don't want to see 10 different people beat the same seed in 10 different ways.

it's not really cause I know i'm wrong or not, I just didn't had the motivation. lol

It would have been more better if I posted my last seed after I played so I could see what mistakes I made

if I post a seed from weeks ago, then I wouldn't remember anything

[trial_by_fire]

Originalmente postado por painocelot22:

Despite the outraged fanboy's post that is insulting me for not liking to lose cause the game said so, no, it isn't possible to build your deck for every situation.

If you are reading this and want a fair game, do NOT buy Slay the Spire, you'll regret it.

Unfair game, huh?

So what would it mean if you post a seed of a run that you lost, and then someone else beat it?