Does anyone else hate rook's coin flip mechanics?

[Kott Vakkenhoff]

I'm thinking of doing an all-violence run with him since i despise coin flips.

[Larsen]

its actually pretty cool,
just dont forget to get a better than the starting one

[pandes]

You can just garantee a flip if you don't like RNG, but overall if you dislike coinflip you can just stack blacklist up to 30 and IK every negotiation

Or just kill everyone tho

[ZeroHindsight]

I like the coin flip mechanic. You can build an entire deck around rigging and gambling with incept doubt on Heads and dealing damage on Snails. It's basically more damage. I just play cards that flips my coin multiple times.

I think you need to find the right coin that works with what you do with the deck.

[Cute Tea Goat]

One time I had the Turtle Coin which gives 3 Composure on heads and 1 Composure to all arguments on Snails. Flip that sucker 10 times in a turn and play Rook's card that turns all your composure into damage. I hit for 70 1 time. :D

[CatsHaveEars]

I like that I have a preference between the two.

Both characters feel very unique. Which is an impressive feet in itself for a deck building game. Sal is more straight to the point. While Rook has a bunch of tricks his own. I'm interested to see what will make our third characters negotiation deck unique.

And while I may not prefer rooks negotiation deck when set side by side with Sal's I did find that it made me a lot more aware of what passive bonuses my opponents core arguments would have since rooks core argument modifier was so essential when it came to managing his negotiation deck properly.

- Cat