Mana Surge rework.

[Nabbut]

Saving mana in this game is stupid and thus the current Mana Surge does not works most of the time unless you are to spam less and lose. Replacing it with "Gives Haste for 3 seconds when allied spell is cast" shall be a decent buff to Crystal Elf / Milloween decks.

[Jackeea]

Mana Surge is one of the more powerful mechanics in the game if you built a deck around it, what are you talking about

[BitWyrm]

Saving mana isn't stupid, it's the opposite - being constantly OOM is terrible

[Nabbut]

Originally posted by BitWyrm:

Saving mana isn't stupid, it's the opposite - being constantly OOM is terrible

I guess you play big minions at master instead of a bridge too. And feel when minions hit you in the tower. Happens...

[Nabbut]

Originally posted by Jackeea:

Mana Surge is one of the more powerful mechanics in the game if you built a deck around it, what are you talking about

Shut up and get out of my thread "90% of Stormbringer's power is in his second perk" imbecile.

[HalfGood]

Big trap new players fall into, playing on 0 mana doesnt actually mean you get mana faster. So 'spamming less' is not a real thing. Both players play the same amount of mana per second, and gaining a mana advantage is huge. Try to stay just below 11 mana the whole game, unless your opponent forces you by capping bridge or pressuring your master hp. If your going to go over mana and there is nothing urgent to do, bank the mana as best you can (playing buildings, slow minions, or cards like future present, armored escort or restless dead). Once your mana advantage is big you can setup a slow push and spend your mana stopping them from stopping you.

[Nabbut]

Yes, I am aware of existence of your r3tarded school of play. By any chance, do you know of existence of Bahra the Witchwolf and Beam of Doom that obliterate your r3tarded pushes?
Your tactic, unfortunately, works only vs worse r3tards as it was admitted here https://steamcommunity.com/app/489520/discussions/2/5561388294349686731/

[HalfGood]

My friend, those are no doubt good cards to counter big pushes, but they can be played around. Hence why the setup and gaining the mana advantage is so important.

[Nabbut]

As I am not doing your minor errands I cannot be defined as your friend.
And not excessing on mana to apply constant pressure beats gaining the mana advantage if you do not play something into it's counter.

[HalfGood]

Oh dearest friend of mine, you are not entirely wrong. This 'applying constant pressure' idea, is actually a result of gaining and then maintaining a mana advantage over longer periods of time than your opponent is able to do so. But playing cards for the sake of applying pressure, you are just allowing your opponent to counter them better, if you were to save your mana, your opponent may have to play the next card and you can continue to counter what they put down to stop your push. But only IF you know you have more mana then them. How does one 'apply constant pressure' without the mana to do so?