@Zzzzzzv wrote:
The easiest way to understand this is
Each play style has a specific play style that topples and wrecks it
There is no one play style that wins every single time
Other then user error in building and strategy and or terrible draws
There are decks that do favorably better over many other play styles
There are some pretty rediculous decks both sides
When all you see is one deck or two decks being run then you it's the end of fun haha
Unfortunately, there is such a deck in PVZH, this is what makes this game bad (one of the reasons).
@megraam wrote:
Unfortunately, there is such a deck in PVZH, this is what makes this game bad (one of the reasons).
No. There is no perfect deck.
@GrinningRuiner wrote:
@megraam wrote:Unfortunately, there is such a deck in PVZH, this is what makes this game bad (one of the reasons).
No. There is no perfect deck.
The current state of the game allows existence of decks which will always win unless put against each other which is highly unlikely. I don't know if it's perfect or not but these decks always win and devs do nothing about it.
Would you mind listing out these decks? I'd like to try them out. I mean this seriously, no sarcasm or anything intended. I have a few decks built but they all have at least one bad matchup so I'm really curious. It would also probably help the devs to know about this tech.
@Gabochido wrote:
Would you mind listing out these decks? I'd like to try them out. I mean this seriously, no sarcasm or anything intended. I have a few decks built but they all have at least one bad matchup so I'm really curious. It would also probably help the devs to know about this tech.
Devs know about it since there are countless complaints about this kind of a decks even on this forum. No one is able to win against this for example: https://a.pomf.cat/jcqcue.webm
Pay an attention to the brains meter at the very beginning of the clip: he is able to make as many copies as he pleases.
