@puntwothree wrote:
OK. We’ve talked best case scenario. Now you want to talk absolutely best case scenario. I’ve seen coffee grounds win games by turn four (Captain C. You can probably imagine.). Does that mean it’s broken? Nope.
You said: Now it’s not worth playing. I'm just showing you that it's not like that, is still worth card.
I want to remind you one thing: the designers work with data, informations about cards, as well as when you play a game and the quest noticed how many garguantuars you used, and you complete the quests, in the same way, all information is sent.
during the two previous versions, this was one of the most used environments, even after its first modification, so the developers keep an eye on that and check for unbalanced combos, which is what makes a card readjusted. This is what happened with this card, and even if you do not like it, still played very often and has great combos.
I understand that Nebula has lost ground in other decks, for this change, but it was necessary.
I'll set the example with AstroShroom, If you analyze this card, it's a bit silly and uncomfortable, since he has no team-up, and you really need to accompany with small cards (low cost) to use it, so many will say that 1/1 is something extremely low. but you will realize that the card is even '' Super rare '' , but really, there is a very powerful deck (I published it in this forum recently) who uses this card, so if you slightly increase the efficiency of AstroShroom, with more health or strength, to simply favor AstroShroom in other scenarios, you are automatically making the deck that I mentioned to you become a huge problem. and that is why, although this card seems very weak with that 1/1, it will continue that way.
the same happens with Nebula, it's true, now it's not that interesting in a normal situation, before it was more useful in decks that did not have much to do with brains or transformations in it. but the problem is that there are many deadly combos that can be done with this card, and that has made it have changed so much, you like it, or you do not like it. It's like that.
and as you have been mentioned, you will always get profit from Nebula, since it is played in the tricks phase, and then when the other turn starts, the zombies begin, to place a zombie on it.
this is not the case with Coffee Grounds or Captain Cucumber, because you play Coffee Grounds, and then begins tricks phase, so you always risk your suns when you are a plant player. Likewise Captain Cucumber can be destroyed in many ways, before he can attack, unless you spend a bonus attack, which is not always the most favorable.
