But not just any word is right for every context. There are subtle shades to language.
I suspect a good number of the missing ones are 2-word names. Adjective+Noun is hard to guess.
Strategy stealing doesn't work, first player loses when he ties score.
It's the Dark Ages tray. There is incentive not to make new ones.As I have said elsewhere, the release date is hinging on the plastic trays arriving by boat.Wild speculation: this suggests the plastic tray is somehow different from that used by other Dominion sets/expansions?
Ooh so there's a 20 card pile to go in the Rats slot
Either that, or there was some incentive not to make a new tray. Hard to know if that's the case though.
It's the Dark Ages tray. There is incentive not to make new ones.As I have said elsewhere, the release date is hinging on the plastic trays arriving by boat.Wild speculation: this suggests the plastic tray is somehow different from that used by other Dominion sets/expansions?
an engine will also require a card that gives at least +2 Actionscould maybe be changed to
an engine will also require a card that allows multiple terminals to be played per turnor even just
an engine will usually also require a card that gives at least +2 Actions
I'm going to disagree with the idea that an engine "typically" draws your entire deck each turn. Often, perhaps. But I don't think it's even 50% of engines.
It's way above 80% of engines and the remaining decks all have Goons, Fortune or cost reduction in them.
Is this differing play styles or differing definitions of engines? What percentage of total games would you guys say you end up drawing your deck each turn?
More than 50℅ of all games.
When you think about it, "terminal" is also a term that you have to learn. I always though "splitter" and "terminal" were meant to be a pair of terms that complement each other. As in, the path splits to let you reach different terminals.
Also pretty sure I disagree with DXV on the figurative thing. In the sentence "He is literally the devil," "literally" is being used figuratively.Using "literally" figuratively does not mean using "literally" to mean "figuratively."
I actually didn't get what you were saying until you worded it this way.
Also pretty sure I disagree with DXV on the figurative thing. In the sentence "He is literally the devil," "literally" is being used figuratively.Using "literally" figuratively does not mean using "literally" to mean "figuratively."
Then you would say, "He is actually literally the devil."
Also pretty sure I disagree with DXV on the figurative thing. In the sentence "He is literally the devil," "literally" is being used figuratively.
What if you're actually talking about the devil?
899 Korok seeds.
The sad part is that according to the interactive map that we've been using to find them all, we have them all. Meaning, at some point we accidentally marked off one that we didn't actually get. So now we have to go through them all and compare them to the in-game map to find which one we're missing. Very glad they show up on the in-game map, so we don't have to visit all 900 locations to check.
We do have 99.91% map percentage, meaning we have 100% of the locations done. Also got all 3 medals for killing all mini-bosses. Still several pictures left.
(well, rushes and slogs are super rare anyway)
How do I decide whether to trash Copper or Estate with an opening Catapault?
Use an alt to spectate and check whether the attack will hurt your opponent.
I guess I don't really care so much about which word is used. But the question then is, is Throne Room a village? Is Prince a village? If yes, then it's all good if everyone could agree on that. But I just think a term that includes all these things is better than one that includes Necropolis but excludes Sauna/Avanto.
Why?
