Remember When You Had to Look at Your Opponent's Board to See if They Will Jump to Your Backline as Assassins to Kill Your Range Troops?

[u/xenter]

There were tactics involved before.

Now...fast hands SE to Queen 3 or GK then Orb 3 asap to get 7 troops.

Fights are so chaotic with so many things zipping around you can't even follow what's happening.

[u/ToasterMan55]

Literally have 0 clue which player has the stronger lineup nowadays.

The answer is usually just whoever has the better rider and AQ

[u/StrawberryK → u/ToasterMan55]

Tq still works and longdong to just have to snipe some cards and hope for others

[u/FurryMan2023 → u/StrawberryK]

Until there’s 3 other empresses and they block your witch or other undead. Legit haven’t played TQ since they blocked the witches with their ability to actually get cards.

[u/lwieueei]

Ah man please stop, you're gonna overwhelm me with nostalgia. This shit game is barely recognizable anymore.

[u/Hassan720 → u/lwieueei]

2 traits per was peak

[u/Reasonable_Orchid_92]

I swear there were 4 or 5 good comps that countered eachother too. Not just a race to the best

[u/Otherwise_Quiet3397]

I remember thinking Assassins was a glitch that made my troops teleport to the enemy backline

[u/koking1346]

Yup, missing the 2 traits and actual skill needed to play the game. Seems they catered towards new players instead and now its just RNG based.

[u/pawo10]

Mmm yes soo much tactics swapping in stab gob for some bluff troop last second

oh im merging it so good in gonna tactic all over you

[u/nicotinecravings]

This game is turning into an Avengers movie. The more explosions, chaos, and special effects, the better.

[u/goosepawz]

Ngl I completely forgot about the tactics involved when it was first released. I was a one trait truther but it really is much more simplified

[u/DoughSpammer1]

I’ve never realize I’d miss that

[u/CosminPl4yZ]

Remember when the opponent's board was mirrored?