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7/27/2025, 12:52:46 AM
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No problem, bro. Another thing I forgot to mention is that you have scant resources and one of the most important things is to try to maximize their value. This may seem pretty obvious and it applies to many decks but, for example, you don't want to vomit all your cards on the board even if you can, even if does seem like the optimal play, when you'll get to have better use for them in the upcoming turns or you suspect they'll get deleted for free by your opponent next turn.
And one last important thing is your mindset while playing decks like this. It's current iteration has a WR of around 60% which is pretty good but you WILL lose. However, you'll lose FAST and you will WIN fast. That's the biggest advantage and appeal of aggro decks. While your WR may not be as good as that of slower decks with an 80% WR, by the time they win one match, you will have played 3 matches and you will inevitably go up the ranks because you still have a positive WR.
Good luck, bro.
No problem, bro. Another thing I forgot to mention is that you have scant resources and one of the most important things is to try to maximize their value. This may seem pretty obvious and it applies to many decks but, for example, you don't want to vomit all your cards on the board even if you can, even if does seem like the optimal play, when you'll get to have better use for them in the upcoming turns or you suspect they'll get deleted for free by your opponent next turn.
And one last important thing is your mindset while playing decks like this. It's current iteration has a WR of around 60% which is pretty good but you WILL lose. However, you'll lose FAST and you will WIN fast. That's the biggest advantage and appeal of aggro decks. While your WR may not be as good as that of slower decks with an 80% WR, by the time they win one match, you will have played 3 matches and you will inevitably go up the ranks because you still have a positive WR.
Good luck, bro.
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