Just a regular day of TT

[desufin]

I'll let this image speak for itself, I need some sleep.

[Linadae]

Ok...I think your friends/fc need to stage an intervention...

[JayCommon]

That guy is so easy to beat with a good ascension deck, you almost have to try to lose.


But yeah, that's some pretty awful luck there ;-;


I haven't gotten Gaius yet either, but I sure as hell haven't played that same NPC as much as you have. He's my go-to guy to farm when I'm not hitting up the time-based people. Vorsaile in Gridania is even easier than this guy with Ascension rules.

[Grimmel]

That guy is so easy to beat with a good ascension deck, you almost have to try to lose.


But yeah, that's some pretty awful luck there ;-;


I haven't gotten Gaius yet either, but I sure as hell haven't played that same NPC as much as you have. He's my go-to guy to farm when I'm not hitting up the time-based people. Vorsaile in Gridania is even easier than this guy with Ascension rules.

Can you tell use what a good Ascension deck consists of?

[JayCommon]

Can you tell use what a good Ascension deck consists of?

I use all beastmen because I'm only at 45 unique cards right now so I can't use primals or garleans yet, but the full beastmen deck is still plenty good enough to beat the Ascension card players.

Bear with me, trying to remember this from memory...


...got it!


Frixio, Amal'jaa, Memeroon, Scarface Bugaal Ja and Mutamix.

Protip for this deck: Playing Frixio on the far-right/middle:

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Will net you a win (~95%) of the time against either Vorsaile or the Imperial Indolent. They will almost always beat your Frixio card with a card underneath it or to the left of it. I take Frixio back with Amal'jaa, and by the end of the match all of my cards on the board have ascended so high that all their stats are A's and can't be switched back. Just remember to always wall off the 2 from any of those cards and the rest becomes very easy.

edit: The Amal'jaa that is used to flip Frixio back also doubles as bait to get the NPC to flip the open 1 on the board. Neither NPC can combat your card if they take this bait.

If either of those NPC's use the top spot to flip your Frixio, it is harder to get a win but you can almost always assure at least a draw. It's possible to win when they flip Frixio from the top, but the AI gets very wonky and it's very tough to predict what the NPC will do next.

Hope that helps!

[CodeCass]

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Gonna give this a shot! Thanks for the info!

[JayCommon]

Gonna give this a shot! Thanks for the info!

I hope you have luck with it. I literally lose maybe 3-4 out of 100 matches with this set-up. Just remember throw down trash in spots if you can't flip a card yet so you can always keep ascending. Don't block off possibilites when you can't flip them yet because by the end of the match (last 1-2 cards) nothing of yours will be able to be flipped because Ascension has brought your stats to A.

I wonder about how the AI works for this honestly, because I tried the Sezul guide for the 90% win chance and it just didn't work for me. Sezul always flipped my dodo in the spot that guy's post said it would suck if he flipped it there lol.

[Sigmakan]

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I follow a similar tactic except I use ixal instead of amaljaa and use ixal in top left to bait with.

[JayCommon]

I follow a similar tactic except I use ixal instead of amaljaa and use ixal in top left to bait with.

Vorsaile in Gridania is actually the reason why I stopped doing this because if you play Frixio in the spot I outlined, Vorsaile will almost always use either Kan-E-Senna or Nanamo right underneath Frixio to flip it because those cards both have an unfavorable South stat, so the NPC is trying to wall off its low number. But the West stat for those two cards are 7 and 8 respectively.

So Frixio being played adds a +1, making her open numbers all 7's. Flip it with the Amal'jaa on top of it (being an 8 with +1) and baiting the hungry NPC with that beautiful 1 open to the outside.

By now the Ascension is +2 and all of the rest of my cards are 8's.

If Kan-E was used to flip Frixio, you can now flip Kan-E and make all of your numbers 9's. If Nanamo was played, then you need another Ascension before you can flip, but you can almost always get your next ascension by flipping the card the NPC used to flip Amal'jaa (in my personal experience, Vorsaile usually uses Papalymo/Yda for this and very rarely Minfilia because she is even easier to claim)

By that time you have control of 6 cards and your stats are ascended to the point where they just can't be taken back.

I literally copy pasted this to the Imperial Indolent and it works with about the same success rate. Both of the NPC's have cards that are stacked for certain flips, but starting on the right instead of the left gave me more opportunities to exploit the NPC into leaving a low stat open for flipping, more often.

[Aeyis]

I'll let this image speak for itself, I need some sleep.

On the brightside, if you keep that up you will have no problems buying Nanamo. :P