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Two-Hero Challenge

19 posts · 1392 views · started 2014-02-26 22:09 UTC
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UXM266
2014-02-26 22:09 UTC
#1

I wanted to try this again.

Anyone have a recommendationt to what villain is doable with only two heroes? Also, does the environment matter a lot?

 

YG
Yak_Guardian
2014-02-27 01:15 UTC
#2

I tried Ra and the Sentinels vs Baron Blade on Insula Primalis today and went down in flames in 7 rounds.

 

So, uh, not that.

IR
Ironic
2014-02-27 03:42 UTC
#3

I respectfully disagree.

Blade is easy and not overly reliant on things like Ongoings which you're more likely to have no answers for in a low-Hero game.

So far, the villains that I've faced with only two heroes are Blade and Ambuscade - in both cases, I found that it added some real challgence to normally aenemic villains - good times.

YG
Yak_Guardian
2014-02-27 04:10 UTC
#4

Oh, I'm sure you're right, Ironic. Had I tried Ra and (anyone who isn't the Sentinels) it probably would have gone a lot better.

 

Trying Ra and Chrono-Ranger vs Promo-Baron Blade next.

SI
Silverleaf
2014-02-27 04:17 UTC
#5

My friends beat Kismet with Nightmist and Dark Visionary last week. DArk Visionary kept on top of the villain deck and Nightmist bounced Kismet's damage, plus the usual mad Nightmist tankiness. They said it was extremely easy. 

UX
UXM266
2014-02-27 14:27 UTC
#6

I tried Omnitron, in Time Cataclysm with DW Expatriette and GI Bunker. He was down to 5. *5* life, then he qiped out all mny equipment dealing 14 damage to each of my heroes. 

So close....

IR
Ironic
2014-02-27 14:59 UTC
#7

Wow, brutal.

My favorite two-hero game was with Chrono-ranger and Wraith against Ambuscade.  I figured it'd be a walk in the park, because, you know, Ambuscade, but in practice, the Ranger is kind of garbage against someone who has damage reduction, multiple 8-10 HP Targets, and is sometimes immune to damage themself.  We got whittled down to 5-ish health a pop with barely anything on Ambuscade.

Then, Wraith finally got her Stun Bolt/Smoke Bombs/Infrared Eyepiece swinging, and we nuked him down in turns flat.  Still, it was a near thing… and had he been Advanced Ambuscade, we would have actualy lost!  Crazy times.

Typing al of this up, I am getting a truly insane idea for a two-Hero game I want to try: Iron Legacy.

AM
Ameena
2014-02-27 15:15 UTC
#8

Hmm, one thing on Omnitron - Tech Singularity doesn't nuke everyone for the same damage - it nukes each hero based on how much equipment that hero lost. So someone who loses none will take no damage, while someone who lost two cards will take four damage, and so on. I don't know whether this will have made a difference to you, since if you say they took fourteen damage that must mean they had seven cards out between them (since I'm not sure it'd be possible for them to have out seven cards each - while Expatriette might manage that, I don't think Bunker can) so I'm guessing three or four cards each and thus around six or eight damage received, but it might be nice to know for the future :).

Sedative Flechettes, on the other hand does nuke everyone, for the same damage, regardless of how much stuff (if any) they lost.

SE
Sefirit
2014-02-27 15:15 UTC
#9

I tried a vengence style 2v2 game with Naturalist and Knyfe against Fright Train and Baron Blade.  I didn't use and environment at all but got a narrow victory.

 

I also tried just Knyfe vs Proletariat with no environment and won that game as well though it was super fast and card draw was a big reason why.

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UXM266
2014-02-27 15:59 UTC
#10

I thought it was each hero for ALL equiment. Maybe I read it too quickly. Thanks for the update!

Thought it doens't change much since that only one person would have survived, and lost all my damage dealing stuff. So yeha. Sad face

YG
Yak_Guardian
2014-02-28 00:25 UTC
#11

 

Ra & CR vs Promo-Baron Blade on the Mobile Defense Platform. Round 6. Ra took out Blade with a combo of cards and power (including the old blow up the Staff of Ra trick) though he'd only had to do one damage as Chrono-Ranger had a 7 hp attack all lined up and BB was at 8. Did it with (H) set to 2. Going to re-try with (H)=3 and BB on Advanced next.

IR
Ironic
2014-02-28 00:40 UTC
#12

I usually set H to 3, yeah - the game can odd with it at 2 (although, my Blade doesn't have any H anyway).

Advanced Blade with only two heroes is a trip, just so you know.  The Impulsion Beam gets scary.

MI
MightySi
2014-03-01 17:18 UTC
#13

I two-manned The Matriarch in Silver Gultch using Expatriette and Mister Fixer. 

It went well, but I didn't use 1 as a minimum damage when doing H-x stuff, so it probably wasn't a fair fight!

 

MC
MCPooge
2014-03-01 19:04 UTC
#14

I haven't tried a two hero challenge, but I did try one hero challenges against individual V5 villains. The ony one to succeed was Sentinels vs Fright Train in Freedom Tower. Knyfe vs Proletariat in The Block was close, but I couldn't quite manage. I also gave H a minimum of 1 to avoid wonkiness.

 

i would be interested in attempting an H=2 game against the V5 (err, V2?) sometime... Hmm...

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UXM266
2014-03-04 14:29 UTC
#15

I finally dit it.

Through the Sentinel Sidekick I took two random ehroes, a random environment and a "level 1" difficulty villain. 

I was given Knyfe, Ra, Spite, and Pike industrial Complex.

No deaths, one drug, it was close but nothing too scary, but a vat explosion killed Spite.

It seemed a little too easy. I might try it again with a different set-up. 

YG
Yak_Guardian
2014-03-04 14:36 UTC
#16

Congratulations! And welcome to the club!

(I'd send you a membership kit if there actually were a club.)

 

UX
UXM266
2014-03-04 16:34 UTC
#17

My favorite club is the Jack. 

CH
Christopher
2014-03-04 17:22 UTC
#18

My favorite club is the Jack. 

Kanabo.

Every time.

FO
Foote
2014-03-04 20:00 UTC
#19

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