The deck that isn't even favored in it's best matchups is back yet again. Decklist: www.playgwent.com/en/decks/e0... Patreon: / trynet Twitch: / trynet123
The first game is agains me, was a pretty bad luck lost my Lippy. Actually a have a Gwent channel, but is in Spanish, nice game I enjoy a lot on that game. Greetings from Peru
You all prolly dont care at all but does anyone know of a tool to log back into an instagram account..? I was stupid forgot the login password. I love any tricks you can give me!
When Trynet Matta draw Tibor and opponent had no card left, I thought, damn this guy was lucky. Then the opponent played the golden dragon.... i was like, damn...
Hey trynet remember that DD Gerni deck you did really well with a good while ago now,i know a lot of things have changed since then but any chance give it a go in some shape of form again ?
You need to finish all the mosaic pieces and then win another game to graduate from rank 1 to pro. That being said, Trynet has pro rank regulations declined meaning he can never progress to pro rank until he accepts them
@@karbonx1741 It gives you one more card. I mean in mill decks one more card is often not enough points anyway, but it increases the chance of having the last say in r3.
Don't worry, just tried this deck and it's really bad, how can you play a deck with no purifiers or bomb heaver when first opponent I played was NG poison/block... and 2 next ones ST moving my row dependent key cards. His opponents must be really dumb to let him win with this.
Similar experience. I lost against it when I had an awful starting hand and couldn't push Round 1 while most of my golds were milled at the same time. RNG happens.
At least you did this in ranked play. That's fair enough. Bringing this into Casual where brand new players may be is a super scummy thing to do. I remember my first game against Mill. I made a nonsense deck just to spam extra neutral cards for a quest. I 2-0'd the guy, but he milled all of my neutral cards. Zero quest progression. This is the only deck I've faced that hindered the progression of my account. When Journey started, I developed a great way of handling Mill players as a result. 1) Play every deck with Geralt as your leader. He has a specific bark we need. 2) Whenever they mill a card you must say, "Thank you," regardless of the card. Milled your Half-elf Hunter? Nice. Vernossiel is one step closer to being drawn. Just milled your Great Oak? Excellent. Now that Dol Blathanna Bowman buried in the deck will find value this game. 3) Play your card as you normally would, message them, "You asked for it," then don't click End Turn. They're going to wait the full timer every turn. 4) Every time they message you to hurry up reply with, "You asked for it," and just keep them waiting. They'll stop whining eventually. 5) Repeat steps 2-4 until you achieve either a 2-0 victory or they forfeit (vast majority of games). 6) Don't GG them.
@@jamiepollock3047 Yes. Bringing Mill into Casual Mode is genuinely disgusting behavior, and you deserve getting called out for it if you do it. Keep it in regular ladder (like in this video).
@@Nick-xu7ns Oh I agree the deck is terrible. It's the only deck I've ever had a problem with in the game because it's actually more effective at attacking the opponent's economy than winning if you look at Gwent's XP structure and different quests. That's why I have a problem with it specifically in Casual Mode where: 1) New players are forced to go to get XP before they join ladder and 2) People often throw incoherent decks together just to grind quests (ex: play X special cards).
@@Nick-xu7ns Essentially, if you play Mill in regular ladder, it's just a normal game, and I treat it as such. No harm, no foul. Play what you want. If you take it into Casual you're actively choosing to hurt other players' accounts. That I do have a problem with, which is why I rope them. The longer they play me, the less time they have to play other people.
How do you win with this crap Just tried it and it's just weak against so many things like moving rows or blocking and you don't have an answer to anything, no purifying, no nothing and all the most important cards are row dependant and orders. And you don't have a defender. Only pure luck can give you a win with this, I don't get it how his opponents not destroying him. I won one time in multiple attempts with this deck just by pure luck and my opponent probably was thinking I knew what I was doing and forfeited in the 3rd round when I had only garbage left in my hand. And I'm also rank 1.
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