Great analysis as always. Also worthy of note: around 48% of the corp meta was made up of IDs leaving in the next rotation. Dawn is sure to have a big impact on the corp meta.
Good analysis, can't wait for the next one. Do you think it would be possible to compare deck style in win rate (or conversion rate)? I think it would be interesting to see how kill deck compare to hybrid (kill-score) deck, and to other deck like fast advance (Jai Asa) and prison (AgInfusion King). Keep up the great work, it is quite interesting.
I've been thinking about this, and it's really quite interesintg for two reasons
One - a large number Corp decks seems to be implementing a blend of strategies, rather than relying on any one single strategy
Two - the strategy(ies) you implement seem to be less important than the faction/ID that you implement it in
For example, you could say that both PE and Outfit are implementing a hybrid kill + fast advance strategy, but the PE and Outfit results are really very different
Great analysis as always. Also worthy of note: around 48% of the corp meta was made up of IDs leaving in the next rotation. Dawn is sure to have a big impact on the corp meta.
Good analysis, can't wait for the next one. Do you think it would be possible to compare deck style in win rate (or conversion rate)? I think it would be interesting to see how kill deck compare to hybrid (kill-score) deck, and to other deck like fast advance (Jai Asa) and prison (AgInfusion King). Keep up the great work, it is quite interesting.
I've been thinking about this, and it's really quite interesintg for two reasons
One - a large number Corp decks seems to be implementing a blend of strategies, rather than relying on any one single strategy
Two - the strategy(ies) you implement seem to be less important than the faction/ID that you implement it in
For example, you could say that both PE and Outfit are implementing a hybrid kill + fast advance strategy, but the PE and Outfit results are really very different