Star Wars Unlimited 4K - Top 16 | Vader Blue vs Han Blue | SCG CON Richmond 

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I always appreciate you taking the time to comment and sharing your insight! You have an excellent point for sure. I believe control is necessary for a healthy meta, just as aggro and midrange are also necessary.

That's awesome! It was great to meet Paul. Unfortunately things did not go extremely well for him at the feature table, but he played great the entire event. The Han Vigilance deck was really cool to see.

How much time did they have per round? If the last match wasn't so one sided, unlike the two previous... how do they both avoid the loss?

@@goodnoyz They did not have a time limit for the Top 16 matches. There had to be one winner.

It can be rough for sure. I tried to make it as exciting as I could!

@@Next-GenGamingSC Thanks for putting so much pep into it but my god that was painful to watch! 😂

You did phenomenal as always❤​@@Next-GenGamingSC

@@MrOsekson Thanks!

@@Next-GenGamingSC Feel like you were excellent. Keep doing you.

This just appears to be something that was missed.

I am really glad to hear that you are enjoying it! Those were some awesome tokens for sure!

Boba Green, Han Green and Luke Green are all very viable mid range strategies and have put up some good results. The meta for just one set has been surprisingly open, and there a lot of viable options right now. Unfortunately, a lot of the blue control matchups are hinging on the cards you mentioned.

Aggro cleans out bad players/decks and then loses to competent control decks that don't draw dead. There's a reason there's hardly any Sabine's winning major tournaments.

@@OpiumSamurai Solid point. To be fair though, Sabine had a real chance to win this tournament. There were three Sabine decks in the Top 8, and only one Sabine player stayed to play for the trophy. None of the Sabine decks would have played each other in the Top 8. The semi-final match of Jordan vs Garrett was actually going to be a quarter-final match. I am not sure if you have watched that match yet, but the Sabine deck had a very strong chance of beating Iden had Garrett not forgot about Childsen. With all of that being said, this is not to take anything away from Jordan, because he played fantastic all day and was extremely well prepared for the event. My point is just that Sabine had a real shot at taking down this tournament, and it was unfortunate to not see the entire Top 8 play it out.

Are you referring to the beginning of the game? If so, you are correct. Each players draws a six card starting hand, resources two of those cards, and then the action phase starts with each player having four cards in hand.

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You could certainly be right. Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to comment!

It is a great game!

This is very true. Thankfully it did not affect the outcome.

Thank you, ma'am!

This is definitely still a bad habit that a lot of players are trying to get out of. We did have a judge close by if needed. Thankfully this did not affect the outcome of the match.

It’s potentially problematic with more smuggling and in Han decks or any kind of resource manipulation, so a habit worth breaking!

@@obsidiantain Totally agree! I expect it to be cracked down on a bit more once the next set is released.

It was so cool to hear about his success in X-Wing!

I believe Yoda was just missing one damage, correct? Yoda should have had three damage instead of two damage. With this being the case, it ended up not playing a role, because Paul used Yoda to attack Vader. At that point, Yoda gets defeated whether he has the two or three total damage on.

@@Next-GenGamingSC I agree, in this case it didn't seem to affect the game, but I noticed that the Han Solo player tends to not put damage tokens when they play. (I was also watching the Han Blue versus Sabine ECL match). Thanks for the reply

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Thanks a bunch!

Blake ended up 7-1 in the 8 rounds of Swiss and then lost to the mirror match in the Top 16.

@@Next-GenGamingSC That’s terrible news :(

John Tatta in a Sabine mirror match.

As Sawse mentioned, Blake got eliminated by another Greenbine piloted by John Tatta. They were both running the exact same main deck and only had one card different in their sideboard.

That's completely fair. The blue control decks can be extremely frustrating to play against.