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Mon, 26th Dec '11 11:55:48 PM
@L Mage: I'll admit I don't follow it either, but from what I remember 3000 was about as high as you got, aside from a few insanely rare ones.
And my concern with Twilight's effect is less the ability to use any spell effect - some oof which I believe instantly destroy monsters, by the by - and more that every spell in the graveyard increases her basic attack. Like I said, if you built a deck of spell cards with just enough monsters and trap to protect her, maybe holding off on playing her for a while, all the spells in your graveyard maker her insanely powerful. Like, lets say you have 10 monsters in your deck, and the rest are spell cards. Now that is feasibly enough to play a game on, so that means she's got up to 40 spell cards to beef her up. At 100 points a card, that's suddenly 4000 extra attack on top of what she's already got. It's a very slim possibility, but it is a viable strategy, and a pretty game-breaking one. Plus there's no limit on how many times she can use a spell card's effect, so you could even build a ridiculous strategy around just her and two others - one spell that protects her, and one that destroys an opponents monster.
The theory behind it is sound - she's designed to be a quick use, heavy-hitter character. She'd come in, screw the enemy over a bit with some spells, then get destroyed before she could do any real damage. Still a powerful and theoretically match winning card, but not a broken one. It's just too easy to build a strategy that compliments her enough to make her a tank on the battlefield.
I'm sorry if I seem harsh about this, by the way, but this is literally my job. It's like an architect seeing designs that they know would fall apart - even if the person making them is completely knew to it the first instinct is a Dope Slap. I'm not trying to seem mean, if that's how it's coming across.
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The redesign is much better. It at least stops her from becoming a tank, but it's still easy to manipulate the effect that is there to a drastic effect.
edited 26th Dec '11 11:57:06 PM by kegisak