These evos are so interesting. Really haven't figured out a way to work them in yet, gonna just have to experiment heaps likely, test and tinker with em. Thanks for the vid and deck run down.
I’ve been playing squid’s original list and I don’t really like most of the changes you made to it. I’m very skeptical about humble, it looks like you cut down and dirty for it, and down and dirty is our best card in the dromai mu. The thing about reds is that they are very dangerous to arsenal (especially when you bring items), and you can’t reliably keep two cards to cast it from hand. A red 2b is really win more in a way, they are only good when the opponent stumbles. Another really surprising thing is not playing 3x purifier. While the third purifier is not very valuable (on average you need to shoot 3 full rounds to equalise), I think it’s greater value of just making it easier to find your items. Not finding gun pieces in time is one main losecon in quite a few mu. For a single card I think it brings more equity than some other cards you chose to sideboard and should definitely be in the list. Firewall over springboard is interesting, both cards are on the weaker side but firewall could be a marginal improvement. With regards to control dash in general (either squid’s or your version), one thing I’m concerned about is the full fatigue plan. Because we play a full suite of ab armour and a lot of cards that are liabilities in the sideboard (2 blocks, oasis, warhorn, unmovable in some mus etc), idt the deck actually fatdecks well. I’ve not had success playing no items fatigue into the ninjas, and they have a good chance of fatiguing us. Our weapon doesn’t do enough and sometimes they can convert their life lead into a card lead and win the fatigue. Against rangers I’m also apprehensive about the fatigue plan as rangers fatdeck very well and Levi has said that he considers azalea/control dash a favoured mu with good pitch stacking.
i see humble as an arsenal target into certain matchups when they leave you room over 2 turn cycles to keep 1 card each hand. that could be wrong and DnD may be better in the slot, especially with the surge in dromai rep at events. most of the sideboard is all meta calls anyway, perhaps i couldve communicated that better. ive never liked 3 purifier cause the last one is usually pretty inefficient to play, but youre priced in cause it doesnt pitch well or block im also skeptical the deck could ever fat deck against certain classes. my group tested it briefly for baltimore against lexi and it would ironically get fatigued blocking out arrows. its partially why ive never really considered it a contender for the meta, even when oldhim was popular
@@TheTekloFoundry The way I feel about 3rd purifier is that seeing 3rd purifier is better than not seeing second purifier. 1 purifier feels really bad. I feel that it's more important to get online faster so that you ideally can pressure opponent's hand and disrupt their pitch-stacked finisher. I should test more with 2 purifiers and see how it feels though.
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These evos are so interesting. Really haven't figured out a way to work them in yet, gonna just have to experiment heaps likely, test and tinker with em. Thanks for the vid and deck run down.
Thank you for making the video! Your changes are quite interesting. I might wanna try firewall next time.
nice job in Tokyo! the deck is fun to play and works well :)
Awesome! Thanks for the vid!
Are you maintaining at least 7 hyper drivers?
im gonna see if i can go up to 8 >:)
Why you have generic blue attack for 4 instead of last ditch effort?
good call! i like last ditch effort more
I’ve been playing squid’s original list and I don’t really like most of the changes you made to it.
I’m very skeptical about humble, it looks like you cut down and dirty for it, and down and dirty is our best card in the dromai mu. The thing about reds is that they are very dangerous to arsenal (especially when you bring items), and you can’t reliably keep two cards to cast it from hand. A red 2b is really win more in a way, they are only good when the opponent stumbles.
Another really surprising thing is not playing 3x purifier. While the third purifier is not very valuable (on average you need to shoot 3 full rounds to equalise), I think it’s greater value of just making it easier to find your items. Not finding gun pieces in time is one main losecon in quite a few mu. For a single card I think it brings more equity than some other cards you chose to sideboard and should definitely be in the list.
Firewall over springboard is interesting, both cards are on the weaker side but firewall could be a marginal improvement.
With regards to control dash in general (either squid’s or your version), one thing I’m concerned about is the full fatigue plan.
Because we play a full suite of ab armour and a lot of cards that are liabilities in the sideboard (2 blocks, oasis, warhorn, unmovable in some mus etc), idt the deck actually fatdecks well. I’ve not had success playing no items fatigue into the ninjas, and they have a good chance of fatiguing us. Our weapon doesn’t do enough and sometimes they can convert their life lead into a card lead and win the fatigue. Against rangers I’m also apprehensive about the fatigue plan as rangers fatdeck very well and Levi has said that he considers azalea/control dash a favoured mu with good pitch stacking.
i see humble as an arsenal target into certain matchups when they leave you room over 2 turn cycles to keep 1 card each hand. that could be wrong and DnD may be better in the slot, especially with the surge in dromai rep at events. most of the sideboard is all meta calls anyway, perhaps i couldve communicated that better. ive never liked 3 purifier cause the last one is usually pretty inefficient to play, but youre priced in cause it doesnt pitch well or block
im also skeptical the deck could ever fat deck against certain classes. my group tested it briefly for baltimore against lexi and it would ironically get fatigued blocking out arrows. its partially why ive never really considered it a contender for the meta, even when oldhim was popular
@@TheTekloFoundry The way I feel about 3rd purifier is that seeing 3rd purifier is better than not seeing second purifier. 1 purifier feels really bad. I feel that it's more important to get online faster so that you ideally can pressure opponent's hand and disrupt their pitch-stacked finisher. I should test more with 2 purifiers and see how it feels though.
You didn't even run this by me before uploading smh
smh maybe i wouldnt have put a 2 block in the list
@@TheTekloFoundry SMH come to me next time