Nurse Gargantuar OverPowered !
Nurse Gargantuar is overpowered, "When this does damage, heal your Hero for that much"
If attacking a plant that has 1HP, then the health gain should only be the 1HP worth of damage that is done. ...
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Yes, totally agree.
So I think it is not fair that Nurse Gargantuar(And any other card with the same capacity) hero adds so much health how much damage his strength. Logically it would be if it adds so much damage how many he takes. Although maybe it's not so logical, but it is a balance. And when Garganta medicine attacks the player with 1 HP and gives the hero 4-5 HP there is no balance.
I think for this reason only they kept a health capacity of twenty
Think of the rage of others if they couldn't take it down for turns after it was buffed
They could be at 50+ hp ha
Think of the rage of others if they couldn't take it down for turns after it was buffed
They could be at 50+ hp ha
there is a reason you get 4/6 our of 7 brains......
Celedorn yep,but next step it take +2/+2 easely with "Galvanize"(1 brains) or +3/+3 with "Vitamin Z"(3 brains)... or both of them and some "Yeti Lunchbox" +1/+1(1 brait cost), and and now we got 9/11 or more Nurse Gargantuar. Nice.
Next step is use Maniacal Laugh +5/+5 and win automatically
Nurse Gargantuan (all other, supposedly OP cards) are generally overpowered when you play them against the right decks.
Whenever I see a thread about some card being overpowered, that tells me: "well, there's a solid card I should be using more of!" but I always find that they all have a counter when using the right deck and up to now things are pretty balanced.
Every plant deck should have some sort of hard removal, like squash or a freeze combo. Alternatively, at 7 sun/brain a good aggressive deck should be about to finish off the opponent, and if the opponent used up their whole turn to play one creature, there are a number of cards that can counter it (freezing, destroying, bouncing) while you deal the last few scraps of damage.
My suggestion to anyone finding that there is a particular card that they are having trouble with: if you can, try it out yourself and play against a highly ranked player to see how they deal with it.
If not, sure, come over to the forums but instead of posing it as a hyperbolic game design problem, consider it a strategic question: how do I deal with "this"? It will generate much more constructive answers and prevent trolling. It also helps the game designers get a better idea of how people are using the cards.
