Board Game Arena

I play games to enjoy them and win. Unless it's a real life situation, I don't care about the "experience" of playing against another person online. We are almost all anonymous people to each other. Doesn't mean I'll be rude to someone. But if I lose a game, I'm not going to be happy abou...

Playing against meka is frustrating when he deals 8-9 damage on his first turn. But it very rarely happen. The key is to hit the meka in return. Pure claws will do. If you deal 2-3 damage and heal 2-3 damage on each turn, He wont have lots of chances to roll high damage combinations. after 2-3 turn...

no, or with an incredibly accurate throw and a very low probability. The statistics were calculated on another subject in this forum ( https://boardgamearena.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=41458 ), I'm not making this up.

But you cannot beat him in 2 turns...

He can beats you in 2 turns :-/

lol not a big deal, but of course it's far more than 3.

J'en ai eu 8, en cherchant. Ce n'est définitivement pas mon truc.

It's difficult to analyze chess cheaters on a case-by-case basis—you have to assess the relevance and accuracy of each move and draw individual conclusions based on the percentage of perfect moves relative to the player's profile. At the same time, it's very easy for anyone to cheat using a computer...

Du coup il faut explorer les 1060 jeux ?

Obviously I get that it can be a problem if Elo or Arena means a lot to you. I don't play in the arena, I don't care about elo, yet I feel like the Meka Dragon takes the fun out of the game. All the gameplay mechanics (tokens, track progress, energy) become pointless. You just have to pray to blow ...

I just discovered the game. I got wrecked by the Meka Dragon in no time. So I picked it up, and I defeated my opponent in three turns without even trying. I’ve only played a handful of games so far, so I still need to dig deeper, but it feels like it kind of breaks the game’s core concept—way too un...