The random rule is not okay

[Kharhaz]

Tadacho gave you guys a lot of good advice and you guys just seem to overlook it rather than ask for more help or for him to elaborate because you refuse to see past your idea that its not possible to win unless random gives you the best hand possible. If you are having problems with him at 60+ cards, then I honestly don't know how you farmed that many cards without picking up on common NPC tendencies that myself, Tadacho, and plenty of other players learned.

This is also why I didn't bother to elaborate myself, because you people are just coming at Tadacho or trying to prove him wrong at every step when he's the only guy here trying to help you.

[Welsper59]

Tadacho gave you guys a lot of good advice and you guys just seem to overlook it rather than ask for more help or for him to elaborate because you refuse to see past your idea that its not possible to win unless random gives you the best hand possible. If you are having problems with him at 60+ cards, then I honestly don't know how you farmed that many cards without picking up on common NPC tendencies that myself, Tadacho, and plenty of other players learned.

This is also why I didn't bother to elaborate myself, because you people are just coming at Tadacho or trying to prove him wrong at every step when he's the only guy here trying to help you.

Random is entirely about your luck of the draw. Just like real card games... there's no strategy behind RNG. You don't need to have the best hand, but you certainly need a decent one (unless other rules are involved... which is still the case of needing a decent hand for the rules in play lol). It is 100% possible that people will run some of the worst hands possible for 10+ games in a row, even with 60+ cards that are at their disposal. You ever fail to gather something 13/18 times out of three unspoiled 1-star nodes at 95% success? I have. Those ridiculous failures stick with you man! lol

It's the fact you point it out as though RNG is (almost) impossible to be a problem with Random that people tend to snap back. You're attacking them for something that might be out of their hands (RNG). Now, I'm willing to bet that some people really do just need to get out of the 1-star only decks lol, but I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of people are simply frustrated at RNG being a d-bag to them.

For most cases, "strategy" with Random only involves building up the deck to get better card access so you'll have a better chance at winning. If you get a decent hand, bait and trap where you can. Hope you win. That's basically it and doesn't go much further than that, since that strategy works on practically every NPC, regardless of rule lol.