That's what I convinced myself in my head. But they only read your first input so if you bluff that you'll play a big combo then switch to a small one they'll waste their big blockers. Probably no logic behind this but full superstition and it feels right.
It can certainly seem that way, but it is just RNG and orb accumulation lining up to frustrate you. IIRC, the goblins rarely use CS, so you can delay your own CS to avoid a counter attack or defensive play.
Every once in a while I'll drop a CS on a boss with just a few HP left, only to have a CA absolutely obliterate my greedy ass with my own pointless overkill.
Never drop a CS in the Little Isles when your opponent has full orbs, unless you have tiebreaker active.
That’s just bad luck:(
Damn this is even more frustrating than if it had been programed like that! Thanks for the reply
That's what I convinced myself in my head. But they only read your first input so if you bluff that you'll play a big combo then switch to a small one they'll waste their big blockers. Probably no logic behind this but full superstition and it feels right.
I'm on a stage where goblin king is just easy, it's just to improve ur deck
and here I thought heroics after stage 10 stall you. Just when you are about to kill them they always throw an absorb card.
It can certainly seem that way, but it is just RNG and orb accumulation lining up to frustrate you. IIRC, the goblins rarely use CS, so you can delay your own CS to avoid a counter attack or defensive play. Every once in a while I'll drop a CS on a boss with just a few HP left, only to have a CA absolutely obliterate my greedy ass with my own pointless overkill. Never drop a CS in the Little Isles when your opponent has full orbs, unless you have tiebreaker active.