u/ConstructionOwn1514

I don’t love playing just straight meta decks all the time, just curious!

Since the finale I’ve been hanging around subs like this, pretty passionate to discuss my opinions, having my share of anger at opposing opinions, and happiness at finding those I agree with. But I’ve realized, its time for me to move on.

This series has been a part of my life for years now, ever since I found a crazy pilot episode on youtube with millions of views, I’ve grown a strange connection to these fictional characters, spending hours watching and rewatching reactions, trying to understand their strange world. Now it’s over.

I don’t want this to be about my opinion of the finale mainly, except that I’m sad. I didnt realize how much a finale could affect my view of a whole series retroactively. But it has, and that’s why its so bittersweet.

But I realize its done, even if the ending wasnt what it could have been. And for me personally, there’s not much benefit in arguing and discussing further. So this is my goodbye to everything relating to The Amazing Digital Circus.

So for example on a 20 minute video comments are disabled for the first 20 minutes. This would be so the first comments can be actually relevant to the video, rather than all the people who took time to watch before commenting getting buried in a landslide of generic comments trying to get early likes.

Level 11: 3 cards
Level 12: 4 cards
Level 13: 1 card

I personally think it was very good, since I hate seeing a battle game decided by everything but the troops, and it is so boring playing against xbow for example where they just chip you down the whole game and nothing else.

Drinker decided his grift on supergirl was worth sharing. anyone else shocked?? /s

I’m trying to judge how far deck level alone takes you. In other words, how far on ladder can a bad but fully maxxed level player get?