Like I get why they made all champions draw from the same pool. So we don't have matches with a Pyke on every team. But it is so annoying that one single other player building the same champion as you almost guarantees (depending on champion rarity) that you can't 3* it until they're dead. Increase the number of copies of each card in the pool.
Kei1431 votesKnowing when to high roll to get the priority units faster is part of the skilled judgements you have to make in TFT.
Cräfty1 votesThat would defeat the purpose of rerolling.
If you increase the number of copies of each unit, you, significatively, decrease the " high risk, high reward " aspect of it.
Managing the timing and the frequency of your rerolls is an important skill in TFT. Having a limited amount of units in the shared pool, at any given moment, is what makes rerolling kinda hard to execute and separates decent players from really good players, when it comes to building up a lead in the game.
Metal Janna2 votesThat would defeat the purpose of rerolling.
If you increase the number of copies of each unit, you, significatively, decrease the " high risk, high reward " aspect of it.
Managing the timing and the frequency of your rerolls is an important skill in TFT. Having a limited amount of units in the shared pool, at any given moment, is what makes rerolling kinda hard to execute and separates decent players from really good players, when it comes to building up a lead in the game.
You're right, I should just keep track of all 7 of my opponents champion picks and strategies toward which they are building so that I can continuously choose optimal counter compositions that work well with the items RNG gave me this game.
That's all well and good for top 5% players, but not really doable for us regulars. There are simply too many variables... and some of us want to build a specific champion, which limits the pool of strategies to include only those that involve that champ.
Cräfty1 votesYou're right, I should just keep track of all 7 of my opponents champion picks and strategies toward which they are building so that I can continuously choose optimal counter compositions that work well with the items RNG gave me this game.
Exactly! That's the whole point of playing TFT and of being " GUD " at the game. This is easy compared to some other games out there.
That's all well and good for top 5% players, but not really doable for us regulars. There are simply too many variables... and some of us want to build a specific champion, which limits the pool of strategies to include only those that involve that champ.
If you can't manage what TFT is all about, then maybe the game is not for you. There is no shame in admitting that certain games are just not for us, you know! Either adapt, learn and conquer... or just give up!
sanjiluv2 votesExactly! That's the whole point of playing TFT and of being " GUD " at the game. This is easy compared to some other games out there.
If you can't manage what TFT is all about, then maybe the game is not for you. There is no shame in admitting that certain games are just not for us, you know! Either adapt, learn and conquer... or just give up!
this is what people who aren't in the business of bullshit call a backhanded statement.
Barkley1 votesYou can have multiple tier 3 of any 1g unit, if I'm not mistaken?
Pretty sure I've seen 2 nidalees, 2 vaynes before.
Not on the same person, obviously -- but two in the same game.