How does it help? Does it increase luck?

@@kmuralikrishna1998 I'm not superstitious but I am a little stitious

@@kmuralikrishna1998 it actually unlocks sonic as a playable character if you beat the heart with all three torches snuffed

@@Parpeing Yep, it actually happened to my buddy Eric

@@LukaszRko everyone knows Eric

Yes! Slower hits the spot! He has it in him to play great, he just needs to slow down a bit, we've seen him do it. He rarely does good if he tries to go fast.

Issues is with his train of thought there. He acts like if he takes any Mantra it obligates him to play a Divinity deck, which doesn't work with how he builds his deck. Shame how he even mentioned Fasting, which works amazing with Prostrate, but doesn't notice the synergy in all of it.

a crappy attack is not the way to go. Scrawl was the pick. It sets up the wrath turns. Taking brilliance and then a prostrate is just mediocre in comparison to scraw + another common attack and have turns of scrawl flurry wrath flurry follow up attack attack

I just like to see the funny man play

NL had one funny Omniscience run so expect him to be mesmerized by the card and take it over anything that isn't vault for a little while

@@LoRe-nm8gd 100%

You ever been told you look like a young Dutch Van Der Linde

Not the best idea to try to make one of watchers worst cards better by taking another bad card.

@@WaterCat5 they synergize to be slightly less crappy

@@anarchium_wellsquest It only makes signature move "better". Pressure points is actually made worse because you have another card in the deck to draw. Signature move is bad, but pressure points is probably the worst watcher card in the game. Just because things synergize does not mean that it's a viable strategy to pick them.

AGREEED

Yup! I like it that he's experimenting on his own, learning and discovering new stuff.

He didn't forget he just thought omniscience over rided that effect.

Yeah, just a little more thought into what the deck needs so he can correct himself if he's wrong instead of "pick good card" but he is definitely doing really well even if he's a little stuck at the moment

oh noooooooooooooo two damage?????? oh NOOOO

Wait he's purple?

Well if you don't make it to the final boss it isn't different than a19 :)

Nah, A20 -19 -18 is more about building your deck around the next big theats instead of what you would like your deck to be ideally.

I don't mean to be an ass and say you're wrong for feeling that way, but I hard disagree. I am by far from the best StS player, who's continuously learning. My win rate on A20 has gone from 1 and 10 runs to about 1 and 5 runs after watching good players, reading up the the subreddit, and just playing. And none of those decks that I win with are by any means "perfect."

@@wordtomyflag It seems possible to me that your argument and the statement you’re responding to are both two ways of saying the same thing, despite being presented as diametrically opposed viewpoints.

@@LikeACosmicGumbo I guess I don't see the resemblance. I just wanted to push back on the idea that you have to be really good or get the perfect deck to be consistent on A20. I think that idea is spread around frequently, much to the harm of game and newer players.

Because he is on a "new" save, so he hasn't gotten a win with three characters yet.

@@mawillix2018 is he playing without all the relics from the other characters unlocked?

@@piedpiper6425 He got some unlocks from playing Daily, there might still be stuff he doesn't have, I never bothered the check through all the footage (+ there's some daily runs that didn't make it to youtube)

I love divinity stance but prostrate is straight ass, its real bad. Worships and devotion is where it's at.

@@wisteriaviolet5697 prostrate is great supplemental card if you get runic pyramid otherwise need good dex to make it work.

Prostrate cancer hits all card players!

There's merit to it, guaranteeing you have block on turns like hyper beam and execute is worth something

Protect is an awesome early card, the retain is very important.

@@DumpstaBoots There is, but it's not good. In Act 1 it's too expensive for how much defense it gives to you, and since your decks are mostly thin, you're almost guaranteed to draw some defends, and pretty much any 2 block cards will beat it. Other than Swivel, I believe every block card beats it when it comes to 2 energy defense. By the time you reach Act 2 you're supposed to have better blocks, since again, it gives very little for the energy. Perseverance is a MUCH better choice for retain defense. It can work great with Establishment, but without it, early on, it's pretty much a trap that hinders you. And again, as NL has shown, it can confuse, making him believe it's better that 2 upgraded defends, and bleeding out his HP.

Bad take, while it is weaker than most block cards as others pointed out you do get to use it at the best time possible but on top of that it's a common card. Of course deceive reality and perseverance is better but they are uncommon. And other block cards being equal or slightly better if you use two is also not correct since you are using up two draws for them and they are not retained so you may get a draw where you only draw half the block and retain just lowers the amount of cards you have to go through to reshuffle. The biggest problem comes down to watcher's unupgraded block cards are all ASS. Seriously 90% of them are like 6 block barely better than a basic defend with added effect but then you upgrade them and they are actually usable to block with? Protect+ 16 block is massive, Evaluate+ 10 block with better card draw than sanctity, Halt+ gigachad 14 block 0 mana if wrath over 9 etc. You should not take unupgraded commons especially for block after like 22 cards unless you really need it to make the deck work. Obviously this is just talking about traditional block cards and not wave of the hand, talk to the hand etc that block without block.