https://play.duelyst.com/replay?replayId=-LJznSxo5fT7_aWA9ltU
Walls don’t move in strategy games.
Walls are NOT supposed to move
Well. In some cases they do. Bear with it.
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I can’t see the replay because I’m on mobile but I can already tell he’s complaining about Wake.
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Damn, that was a rough match to watch. Ice Age into Winter’s Wake is always a game ender. That being said, walls moving isn’t all that oppressing. Just take some time to chill out after that match because I would be salty too and move on.
Would also say that you could’ve played a lot better in that match if you had kept in mind that Malicious Wisp exists. Would have also ramped into Solpiercer t2 with the blade instead of going for face.
Walls moving due to a big and special spell feels very thematic for Vanar and fits this game perfectly. Winter’s Wake is a card you always need to keep in your mind when facing Vanar, it’s not too much different than cards like Obliterate, Fault etc. big spell effects. But if you have a bad matchup vs Wall Vanar I get how that finish might leave you salty.
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I’m sorry my good man but vanar will usually put you on a timer.
Ice age + winter’s wake is impossible to counter, however wall decks are hard to run due to so many ways you can capitalize on their move and put enough pressure on the board to finish as ice age hits and before winter’s wake coming.
Walls will move and there’s nothing yoj can do about it.
Other then emp usually.
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