So the other day i was playing a game using setback where at the end i had 4 hp left 24 tokens in the unlucky pool and risky behavior out on the fIeld. Anyone else doing some really cool stuff with setback
Basically what i mean what have you guys done with setback that was pretty cool
Everything Setback does is cool. I have never been in a situation in which I wasn't happy to sacrifice just about any card to Setback's antics. My wife loves to play him, and every time she does, something new happens that I had no idea he could do.
I hate Setback. And by that, I mean I hate that he isn't out in the Digital version yet and isn't out for Tactics yet. :D :_) I love that guy. So much fun.
It's going to be a while before he's out on the app. Vengeance is slated for late 2015/early 2016, if I recall. :/
I know. 
Actually, is Vengeance even on the release schedule?
Beginning of the year Handelabra posted this schedule, no idea how it holds up now but it's on there.
I like setback alot. My friend and i do competitions and he always gives me him because he thinks he’s bad but i always win and up three games
Thanks
I just recently had a game that was two friendly fires + wrong time and place. Each time someone dealt damage, i managed to deal myself and the villian 2 damage and stay even on unlucky tokens. I usually stayed around the 20s, with silver lining out so I was pretty safe from killing myself
Had a game yesterday with someone playing Setback and they had out two (both?) copies of erm...the one where his damage (given and received) is increased for every three tokens in his pool (I think the image on it is him surrounded by the Slaughterhouse Six but it wasn't me playing him at the time so I was looking at it upside-down). He was hitting stuff for over ten points of damage per hit, which was cool :D.
It was High Risk Behaviour. He was using Looking Up, and had Silver Lining so didn't care too much for damage. Pool total was usually around 11-13.
Yeah, that was it :). I've only played Setback a couple of times so far myself so I'm not overly familiar with his deck.